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Forget the push on Grundy there, How did Franklin have a free run at it? Where was his opponent???

 

Some of Grundy's tap work today is sublime.

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    buddy arms out and questioning the ump.  no dissent 

    great rule

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    Can someone just swat Papley

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    Just now, DubDee said:

    buddy arms out and questioning the ump.  no dissent 

    great rule

    Should be paid. 

    But we know big names get away with everything.

    4 umpires and they still miss the push in Grundy 

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    Van Rooyen had a bloke piggy back him

    nothing

     

    They’re all over Petracca. Get him forwards and Petty back and Brayshaw some time through the middle. 

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    Petracca just just do what he is trying to.

    We aren’t moving the ball around as well as we were and now dumping long into the forward 50

    Stop these panic handballs to the opposition 

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    1 minute ago, deanox said:

    Should be paid. 

    But we know big names get away with everything.

    around one out of 25 is paid. hence the frustration 

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    All falling apart. What a disappointment.


    Clarry held without it. No surprise not paid.

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    2 minutes ago, DubDee said:

    around one out of 25 is paid. hence the frustration 

    I agree with you on the inconsistency, I just think the rule is the right one.

    If they paid it just a little more often, the behaviour would disappear entirely.

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    [censored]. this one’s going down to the wire

    brace yourselves

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