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3 minutes ago, Jibroni said:

C'mon Richmond beat these floggers

"C'mon Richmond" is taking it abit too far.

 

 

Geelong winning the lions share of the contested ball but haven't been able to convert. Tiges have kicked straight and managed to keep the shackles on Cameron although Hawkins looks like he could cut loose.

Geelong not out of this at all

Tigers being burned by the umpiring. So many pushes in the back, missed throws, and holding the ball decisions earnt but not given. 

 

Picket is silky once he gets on the move.  Nice decision maker also

BT is such an arrogant &^*$. It's a wonder Hodge didn't thump him one during the kicking in danger 'discussion'.

3 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

Remember when umpire dissent was a rule? That was a fun 6 weeks.

Another overlooked against Smith just then.  Ye olde AFL "different rules for different folk" trick

 

2 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

I see nothing in Taranto or Hopper. They both look too slow.

Beat me to it.

Hopper over rated.

Taranto poor kick.

1 minute ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Wow

Umpiring an horrendous joke again tonight... 🤦‍♂️

Ffs, AFL get your priorities right

Was at the Storm game last night, and this pales in comparison to the ref & bunker in charge yesterday

Like the Tigers of old in that passage

Jack riewoldt is cooked. Tiges doing well to be ahead considering they have no forward line.


2 minutes ago, cookieboc said:

I know they have some outs, but when was the last time Geelong conceded 50 points in a Q

I don't know, but not in this game. Do you mean 50 in a half? That would be Rd 7 vs Essendon, two weeks ago.

3 minutes ago, cookieboc said:

I know they have some outs, but when was the last time Geelong conceded 50 points in a Q

apologies, I was putting the kids to bed and didnt realise Q time happened. 

15 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

I see nothing in Taranto or Hopper. They both look too slow.

I see heaps @The heart beats true. $1M down the drain annually for the next seven years. BeautiFOOL.

7 minutes ago, BDA said:

Jack riewoldt is cooked. Tiges doing well to be ahead considering they have no forward line.

Cats fwds aint much better with cameron having to play behind the ball to setup play.

Richmonds disposal is just junktime and Geelong are only out there putting in  an appearance. With the outs that Geelong have it is an opportunity for Richmond but they seem to have really fallen by the wayside.


Powell, first contest on the wing hits Jermaine Jones in the head trying to spoil then hits him in the head with his knee. Both incidental, no injury. I assume he’ll offer to sit out two weeks, it’s what he deserves.

27 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

I see nothing in Taranto or Hopper. They both look too slow.

 

10 minutes ago, Queanbeyan Demon said:

I see heaps @The heart beats true. $1M down the drain annually for the next seven years. BeautiFOOL.

 

1 minute ago, Redleg said:

$1m, try at least $1.5m.

My formula for calculations is based on the amount they are overpaid. For example @Redleg, they would have been better to recruit James Jordon for $400,000 a year and received the same output they are getting for 800K, with considerably more upside it must be said. You could argue for example, with Jack Reewold in his wheelchair, they should have done after Lobe to play second fiddle to Lynch. Cost half the price of Toronto and Hopper and structurally they would be much better off.

 

How are the Tigers being smashed in the middle with Taranto Prestia Hopper against…. who?

 

Is it just me or is anyone else having problems with Kayo loading tonight?


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