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Classic spoil by Petty but, no, free to Hogan and a gift goal. 
Same maggot. 

 
Just now, ucanchoose said:

Three  goals from umpires

Ruining the game again 

17 minutes ago, david_neitz_is_my_dad said:

Weid and TMac better do something for once

Too often going up for the same marking contest.  Nothing changes


lever done i reckon

 

These umpires need to be thrown in the bin. Absolute joke. 

 

Giants have made a game of it thanks to a slew of dubious free kicks. Lever looks a little proppy after tripping over his own feet. 


This umpiring is [censored] [censored] house.

Two pretty soft frees gifting them two goals. No excuse though, need to lift.

AFL tokenism she totally destroyed what was a magic moment. Of course no replay or commentary 


10 minutes ago, monoccular said:

What an awful woman. 

What's her gender got do with anything?

Just now, Chook said:

Giants have made a game of it thanks to a slew of dubious free kicks. Lever looks a little proppy after tripping over his own feet. 

Yep and it’s bullsh*t too. I’ve about had it. 


They are doing what they always do against us and killing us in the contest. 

Kozzie going for the miracle goal instead of the handball to Fritta was .... Disappointing.

 

honestly the umpires are being very liberal with the whistle but we make it easy for them. Many of the free kicks are *technically* there, it's being over officiated, but many of the free kicks are pretty lazy on our behalf.

Sack that woman. She is horrible, if it was a man, I would be saying the same thing. Only pay a free kick if it's obvious. Umpires these days have no feel for the game whatsoever.


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