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NON-MFC: Round 3, 2022

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in Melbourne Demons

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Must have been a message from HQ for the commentators to talk up Ugle-Hagan tonight...

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    12 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

    It's a deliberate tactic.  By moving that far away, they are not subject to the "Stand" rule.

    Of course, it allows their opponent a clear 5 -  10 metre run forward.

    The Dogs coaching team must think it is worth it.  I'm not so convinced.

    I don’t see much difference between ceding 5-10 meters or having to stand on the mark.

    Seems like a neutral trade off. 

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    My big fear last year was that the dogs would get this free kick treatment in the gf. So glad we smoked them and umps weren't as one sided as tonight. 

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    4 minutes ago, picket fence said:

    So if you move back a meter or two then it Must be worth it

    I'm not sure what the cut-off point is where you are deemed to be no longer standing the mark.

     

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    Credit to the Dogs for their defensive work, Swans’ forward structure is a hot mess at the moment. 

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    What a dreadful game of footy. The swans kicking id deplorable and dogs not much better. No real pressure as well. 

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    Just now, Dee Zephyr said:

    Credit to the Dogs for their defensive work, Swans’ forward structure is a hot mess at the moment. 

    ….. but they have Buddy 😮😱🤔

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    Don't understand all the Tim English hate. He has been good tonight in both attack and defence. 

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    Swans the best ball movement team??

    yeah nah

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    1 minute ago, Maldonboy38 said:

    Don't understand all the Tim English hate. He has been good tonight in both attack and defence. 

    No hate from me. He’s a good ordinary ruckman. WA is welcome to him so long as they leave Jackson the unicorn alone. 

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    33 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    Bulldogs 17 frees to 7

    Not unusual for the team smashing the contested possessions to win the [censored] count. Putting their head over it

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    Dogs going to [censored] the bed here. Swans much fitter. Swans to win by 30+

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    2 minutes ago, Rod Grinter Riot Squad said:

    21 free kicks to7.

     

    Seems to be completely different interpretations here depending on the jumper colour, bizarre inconsistency 

    Same with every Bulldogs game. Been happening for years. Won them a flag 6 years ago. It’s ridiculous.

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    Free kick after free kick for the Dogs

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    13 minutes ago, Maldonboy38 said:

    Don't understand all the Tim English hate. He has been good tonight in both attack and defence. 

    He is sooooo soft

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    2 minutes ago, loges said:

    Free kick after free kick for the Dogs

    Yep yep and yep

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