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Steven May staging fine

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I’m ok with this as he did stage and got a free out of doing so, tbh I think the fine should be much more.

Now watch as no one else gets done for staging.

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    Sorry but this gets fined but the countless of other garbage staging we’ve seen for years doesn’t?

    There is not a day that goes by where I don’t hate the AFL more 

    I didn’t like it and I’m fine with the punishment. Just be consistent tho for goodness sake. Nick Daicos would NEVER get fined for doing the same and worse. 

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    4 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    Sorry but this gets fined but the countless of other garbage staging we’ve seen for years doesn’t?

    There is not a day that goes by where I don’t hate the AFL more 

    If May gets $1800, Xavier Duursma is about to get a $250,000 fine for his effort this afternoon. 

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    It’s great that he has been fined…. Absolutely the right call. 
     

    I am perplexed how this is the only staying fine for the year however… we really should be seeing multiple a week. 
     

    Brodie Kemp & Nick Daicos will be playing for free if this is the new precedent 

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    How about a retroactive one for Rozee in-front of goal? Or about 100 other players.

    Lets be honest, May did it to reverse what would’ve been a heinous holding the ball free.

    Now, why Steven May is a deer in the headlights and can’t run with the footy I don’t know but it’s been an escalating problem for a while. The big fella doesn’t like being tackled.

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    Fine, don't disagree with that. But now they've set a precedent they need to stick to it... but of course, they won't.

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    15 minutes ago, DaveyJones'sLocker said:

    Umpire should be dropped for not blowing the whistler earlier.

    I think that happens in the umpire changing rooms after the game.

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    It was embarrassing 

    deserves a fine

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    I reckon Rivaldo still has Maysie covered.

     

    Edited by Rab D Nesbitt

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    Wish the AFL would introduce fines on umpires making [censored] decisions.
    Give to charity and make the boys in yellow more accountable. 

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    Reasonable except for the part where we are the only club these rules seem to apply to... again.

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    Definitely staged and ok with the fine. That said, players do the same thing, multiple times in every game, and don’t hear of them being fined. 

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    1 hour ago, Jaded No More said:

    Sorry but this gets fined but the countless of other garbage staging we’ve seen for years doesn’t?

    There is not a day that goes by where I don’t hate the AFL more 

    I didn’t like it and I’m fine with the punishment. Just be consistent tho for goodness sake. Nick Daicos would NEVER get fined for doing the same and worse. 

    I’m with you

     

    Consistency. Will the club say anything about consistently applying it? Probably not. But they should. And if they don’t…. 

     

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    Steven should be rewarded for his quick thinking under pressure 

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    Let’s hope the AFL  stay consistent on this… i’m becoming convinced the blues players practice it. 

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    7 minutes ago, Wells 11 said:

    Let’s hope the AFL  stay consistent on this… i’m becoming convinced the blues players practice it. 

    Hahaha. You are funny 

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