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1 minute ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

Melky!

Langdon been good, Hunter has been alright don't know what some of you have been watching.

A bit dumbly but Swans pressure has been good and the sun would be playing a bit of havoc, especially with the yellow ball - why would they use yellow when the sun probably won't go down til after the games finished anyway 🤦‍♂️

It's not his ability to get the ball It's the decision making.

 
Just now, Gorgoroth said:

Salem looks like someone who has never played the game before

Getting worse every week. No where near it


3 minutes ago, —coach— said:

All depends on how late the call is, if the whistle goes after the next player has disposed of the ball or is in mid flight getting rid of it, impossible not to play on

It's the player who make that first decision not the umpires


Lol this game is great

We are playing the weirdest positions. Gawn is barely rucking. Rivers in the middle. Still somehow winning. 
 

 

Good goal but bloody hell Brayshaw wastes some disposals.

Just weird stuff a lot of the time.


3 minutes ago, demon3165 said:

It's not his ability to get the ball It's the decision making.

He's been fine

 
1 minute ago, demon3165 said:

It's the player who make that first decision not the umpires

Only if there is a quick whistle blown in time for the player to make a decision. If the umpire hasn’t blown the whistle for the first free, the player has no choice but to play on because no free has been paid yet.


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