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1 minute ago, Demonsterative said:

Including yourself! 

 

2 minutes ago, Demonsterative said:

Including yourself! 

I'm not the one complaining about umpires...

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The most talked about moment of the North-Collingwood game, in the final minute, doesn't make it into the AFL highlights package.

History is being erased like a bushranger dragging branches over their tracks.

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Just now, demon3165 said:

 

I'm not the one complaining about umpires...

Ok, I’m out after this. It’s going nowhere! 
 

Complaining about (perceived) complaining, is still complaining. 

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Posted
2 minutes ago, demon3165 said:

WHAT?

A huge deal was (unnecessarily) made of Lachie Neale kissing Abbey Holmes on the cheek after a postgame interview.

#ignoreTheimportantIssues

Posted
Just now, Demonsterative said:

Ok, I’m out after this. It’s going nowhere! 
 

Complaining about (perceived) complaining, is still complaining. 

You finally got it just like it won't change next week or the rest of the year

Posted
1 minute ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

A huge deal was (unnecessarily) made of Lachie Neale kissing Abbey Holmes on the cheek after a postgame interview.

#ignoreTheimportantIssues

Oh I missed that.

Posted
23 minutes ago, demon3165 said:

Why should they does your boss drag in in frontr of you fellow workers if you make a mistake.

You know what I meant...

My job wasn’t done in front of the Public. 
Pay the Umpires a serious wage with a weekly Media Conference. 
i guarantee the mistake count will drop dramatically 

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4 minutes ago, demon3165 said:

Oh I missed that.

You’d be in the minority then. I wasn’t even watching the postgame (coz Brisbane won) so I didn’t see it either but I sure saw it many times the following day. 


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3 hours ago, 4_Kent_Watts said:

Our once great sport has been tripe since the Stand Rule, No Third Man Up and nominating of Ruckmen. I used to look forward with enthusiasm to an intra club game,  preseason, all the way down on the Mornington Peninsula with the new players at the club and just for Hopes sake we may make the Finals that year. I Thank the Club for 2021 because my interest now is really waning. I've been to more NRL games than AFL games this year and that's a disgrace. 

Yes a disgrace  more bum snifer games LOL

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2 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

My job wasn’t done in front of the Public. 
Pay the Umpires a serious wage with a weekly Media Conference. 
i guarantee the mistake count will drop dramatically 

Sorry disagree about umpires doing a press conference they are not there to be attacked by the media, and paying them more won't solve the problem either, the afl can slow the game down by 10 interchanges a quarter foe a start.

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3 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

You’d be in the minority then. I wasn’t even watching the postgame (coz Brisbane won) so I didn’t see it either but I sure saw it many times the following day. 

Funny anout that just saw it in tictok what's the big deal about it.

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1 minute ago, demon3165 said:

Funny anout that just saw it in tictok what's the big deal about it.

Exactly! There is no big deal about it. But it got a ridiculous amount of attention on the socials. They even launched a debate on affection in the workplace. Ridiculous when the more pressing issues are being ignored. 

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3 minutes ago, gregdemon said:

Yes a disgrace  more bum snifer games LOL

Agree the stand rule is a joke players are not even brought back over the mark now, the ruck rule where two guys maul each other is a joke, umpires calling out who going up in the ruck is a joke, and I would have one more 25 metres kick instead of what we have now.

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11 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

My job wasn’t done in front of the Public. 
Pay the Umpires a serious wage with a weekly Media Conference. 
i guarantee the mistake count will drop dramatically 

But if it was would you like it?

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I see everyone’s favourite journalist Robbo has an article up about the state of umpiring. Hopefully this is just the start of a Melbourne like pile on, on the umpiring from the media. 

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12 minutes ago, demon3165 said:

Sorry disagree about umpires doing a press conference they are not there to be attacked by the media, and paying them more won't solve the problem either, the afl can slow the game down by 10 interchanges a quarter foe a start.

The Umpires won’t be attacked if they adjudicate the game correctly. That’s the whole point. Make them accountable 

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Posted
8 minutes ago, demon3165 said:

But if it was would you like it?

Pay me enough money and it wouldn’t bother me

I would do my job as correctly as possible 

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1 minute ago, Sir Why You Little said:

The Umpires won’t be attacked if they adjudicate the game correctly. That’s the whole point. Make them accountable 

Again by who's standard is that gauged by? 


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Just now, Sir Why You Little said:

Pay me enough money and it wouldn’t bother me

I would do my job as correctly as possible 

But what if you were not paid that big money be honest. 

Posted
1 minute ago, demon3165 said:

But what if you were not paid that big money be honest. 

You are just fishing now. My point has been made

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3 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

You are just fishing now. My point has been made

No you avoided the point but that's ok.

Posted
5 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

The Cameras…

So the game is played at speed and real time where Cameras can use slow mo to point it out that's not going to solve it at the game.

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3 hours ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

I’m just curious about why no others in the media will call this out 

Because they're all on the gravy train. 

It's up to Clarko, the NFC and the other clubs to do that (when on the receiving end) but none of them will stand up.

You can apply the same to the MFC hierarchy who also went MIA on the entire Buzzy / Gus fiasco.

They're all part of the circus act and getting paid very well to remain there.

If you don't conply you'll end up an outcast and the $$ are so good not many have the courage to rock the boat.

Some will but i would suggest not before they seek and get the nod of approval from their boss to go harder than usual on it for headline / click bait purposes.

And the riskiest of all clubs to go after would be the filth as they most likely draw in the biggest $$ for the AFL ring masters.

Don't rock the boat!

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18 minutes ago, demon3165 said:

No you avoided the point but that's ok.

This is not about my Job

This is about holding Umpires accountable to do a better job 

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