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4 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

reckon this is a grand final preview

outstanding footy

That can't be right.
Pretty sure we've won it already..

 

4 hours ago, Clintosaurus said:

Ginnivan paid a free for the same thing Spaz got called holding the ball last night. Corrupt or incompetent?

Hang on, isn't the comp run by the AFL?

 

The Shockers are the real thing. They could well be top 4 later in the year. 
 

I love Sports Bars in Asia. :)

1 minute ago, Sir Why You Little said:

The Shockers are the real thing. They could well be top 4 later in the year. 
 

I love Sports Bars in Asia. :)

they're top four now


2 hours ago, Lucifers Hero said:

The umpires were right onto Weightman's tactics to milk frees and didn't pay him a couple.

Today the umpires were right onto Ginnivan who also missed out on a few = some which were really there.

Good to see them coming down on it especially young kids who make a habit of it.

I see on the AFL website McCrae is going to get clarification around ginnivan. So guess what will get paid next week

4 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

they're top four now

I’m talking finals. It means little right now

Every now and again a footballer comes along who lights up the competition, Michael Frederick is that sort of player, usually they don't burn for long, but they are so enjoyable to watch

Drop kick, drop punt? Careful you dont mix them up commentators! Oops! Long silence from the others…


Freo appealing for HTB against Bailey while he spins around and kicks a goal

lol

grabbing the jumper isn't a tackle

Freo peaking too early, not possible to sustain this level until last week in September 


15 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Freo appealing for HTB against Bailey while he spins around and kicks a goal

lol

grabbing the jumper isn't a tackle

Ah, yes it is. If a player has the ball and you hold the jumper, and he does nothing to release it - it is holding the ball.

 
12 minutes ago, Maldonboy38 said:

Ah, yes it is. If a player has the ball and you hold the jumper, and he does nothing to release it - it is holding the ball.

Holding the jumper without tackling while the player stands easily? not HTB

1 minute ago, DubDee said:

Holding the jumper without tackling while the player stands easily? not HTB

Sorry, but it is. Just as holding a jumper when a player has not got the ball is holding the man, holding a jumper of a player with the ball and the player does not dispose of it = holding the ball. Always was, always has been. 


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