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25 minutes ago, —coach— said:

Reckon the around the ground umpiring has been reasonable so far, but they have no clue when it comes to ruck contests. Grundy getting scragged hard in every contest, gets donuts, so does similar back and the whistle goes!

Yes Grundy being manhandled in the ball ups, before the ball is even bounced and for once decides to put an arm out to keep some distance to contest the ball and gets pinged for a “straight arm”  by the umpire. What are you supposed to do when you get no protection from the umps? And add in Petracca who is being obviously held at stoppages by his tagger, often in front of the umpire but gets nothing. Tracc is getting frustrated for obvious reasons. 

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The scragging of our players at stoppages is incredible.

ANBs kick into the f50 with a minute to go sums up our forward entries.

We may win this because their defenders are dropping a lot of those bombs into our forwards. I can't get over why we don't lower our eyes. This has been going on for years now.

Anyways, it's going to be a knock it forward at all costs game now and I hope we get up. We should take control but geez I'd like to see some forward connection 

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1 hour ago, monoccular said:

Will Rowan get three weeks for careless high contact on Cameron?

I know this is tongue-in-cheek but what is the difference? Both were contesting the ball. It just goes to show how stupid that rule is.

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We are now very much on top. The wet ground and the poor excuse for an AFL standard oval kept Geeling in it.

Stop the 3-4 small in close handballs.

We don't crumb packs well at all. Bruhn, Close and Miers are a cut above our crumbing players.

Salem, Hibberd, Grundy, Smith and Rivers playing well.

Please stop kicking it straight to Stewart and Guthrie. 

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Tom Stewart dog act and Ralphy trying to talk it down to a fine.

Dunstall  more honest said he saw Viney injured, moved over and pushed him over onto the sore shoulder side.

Is that not foreseeable to cause injury.

Watch the media argue against a suspension.

 

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8 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

Fox Footy going with a story from the first 15 minutes. Might wanna tell em the score 

2g 7b we kicked to 1g 3b and fox is all Geelong Geelong Geelong

 

They are idiots

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4 minutes ago, Earl Hood said:

Yes Grundy being manhandled in the ball ups, before the ball is even bounced and for once decides to put an arm out to keep some distance to contest the ball and gets pinged for a “straight arm”  by the umpire. What are you supposed to do when you get no protection from the umps? And add in Petracca who is being obviously held at stoppages by his tagger, often in front of the umpire but gets nothing. Tracc is getting frustrated for obvious reasons. 

Don't forget Grundy was getting hit in the head while the free kick was paid against him too. Yay

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We improved that quarter and upped the pressure. I expect us to step up a bit more this next quarter. 

We will have to if we are to overcome the rubbish umpire's decisions.

This quarter is ours.

 

 

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3 minutes ago, david_neitz_is_my_dad said:

Its the same old story we dominated them that quarter for [censored] all result

True but they dominated us first quarter for little result. It's a cold, wet night at a [censored] of a ground. It's a scrappy game, there will be little highlights tonight just a game to get the job done hopefully.

I hate the scragging, you want to free the game up stop the scragging all over the ground. Trac was well within his rights to have a fit.

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