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NON-MFC: Round 15, 2022

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Tom Stewart is gorn 

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    Stewart in trouble I think, looked bad.

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    Multiple weeks for Stewart 

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    Is apparent bravery a way to now get away with obvious front on contact?  Happened numerous times against Frittata on Thursday and Tarrant just then got away with one. 

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    Just now, Vipercrunch said:

    Is apparent bravery a way to now get away with obvious front on contact?  Happened numerous times against Frittata on Thursday and Tarrant just then got away with one. 

    Definitely a shift in interpretation...and 'amazingly' the commentators are in synch with it 🤷‍♀️

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    Just now, Nicko said:

    Multiple weeks for Stewart 

    Has to be four week. Prestia out this week and next week, elbow to the head. Was knocked out on the ground by an elbow after the ball went well by. Didn’t need to do anything. If the AFL is serious you have to rub him out for twice what he cost the guy playing the ball.

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    7 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

    Stewart deserves four weeks for that! Horrific 

    No way he plays against us in 2 weeks.  I dont dislike him but that was bad.  3-4 surely

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    3 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

    Has to be four week. Prestia out this week and next week, elbow to the head. Was knocked out on the ground by an elbow after the ball went well by. Didn’t need to do anything. If the AFL is serious you have to rub him out for twice what he cost the guy playing the ball.

    That’s exactly what should happen but the sceptic in me says he’ll get one week - just enough time to freshen up before we play them the following week…. 

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    Just now, KysaiahMessiah said:

    No way he plays against us in 2 weeks.  I dont dislike him but that was bad.  3-4 surely

    Agree. He’s a great, and usually fair, player - but that was everything we’ve been told the AFL wants to get out of the game. 

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    13 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

    Has to be four week. Prestia out this week and next week, elbow to the head. Was knocked out on the ground by an elbow after the ball went well by. Didn’t need to do anything. If the AFL is serious you have to rub him out for twice what he cost the guy playing the ball.

    Thought it was a shoulder. Will have a look again, but agree it is multiple weeks, as far worse than the Chandler tackle of a player with the ball, who got 2 as a result of concussion.

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    Just now, Redleg said:

    Thought it was a shoulder. Will have a look again, but agree it is multiple weeks, as far worse than the Chandler tackle of a player with the ball, who got 2.

    You’re right. Just saw it and it was a shoulder braced to hit him flush in the head. It’s really, really bad. 

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    1 minute ago, Redleg said:

    Thought it was a shoulder. Will have a look again, but agree it is multiple weeks, as far worse than the Chandler tackle of a player with the ball, who got 2.

    Replay was just on @Redleg.. i didn't see it...but blimey... some would call it an 'average act' as Garry just called it...others would call it something else.

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    Just saw it. He’ll get 3-4 reduced to 2 I think. No way gets just 1 week for that, it’s actually the perfect example of what the AFL don’t want to see when you elect to bump. 

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    The fox footy boys going after how poor it looked and there’s nothing Stewart can do but fall on his sword.

    Trial by media done. Minimum 3 weeks.

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    11 minutes ago, Vipercrunch said:

    Is apparent bravery a way to now get away with obvious front on contact?  Happened numerous times against Frittata on Thursday and Tarrant just then got away with one. 

    Agreed, should have been a free against Lyons when he was injured the other night.

     

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    Stewart out vs. us would be HUGE!

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    1 minute ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

    Stewart out vs. us would be HUGE!

    And Stewart IN and us still belting them, would be even bigger.

    Let's not kid ourselves here, he will be IN against us, it's precisely how the AFL works, pure agenda driven tripe. 

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    Just now, WalkingCivilWar said:

    Stewart out vs. us would be HUGE!

    He won't be coz he will get 1 week so he can play against us. And who do they play next week ?

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    1 minute ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

    Stewart out vs. us would be HUGE!

    Shhh! 🤫

    My outrage about this has nothing to do with our draw. I’m outraged! We all should be outraged! It’s outrageous!

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    2 minutes ago, dl4e said:

    He won't be coz he will get 1 week so he can play against us. And who do they play next week ?

    Exactly …. 🦘🦘🦘

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    4 minutes ago, Ham said:

    And Stewart IN and us still belting them, would be even bigger.

    Let's not kid ourselves here, he will be IN against us, it's precisely how the AFL works, pure agenda driven tripe. 

    The agenda actually demands weeks, to show they are serious in wanting to avoid head knocks.

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    Just now, Redleg said:

    The agenda actually demands weeks, to show they want to avoid head knocks.

    The agenda deems outcome > actions, Prestia jogged off the ground........................................

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