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10 minutes ago, Macca said:

Yep, that's a good point too, BoBo

I loved the hands in the back rule and it should still be in operation.  I like it mostly because it's a cut and dried rule. 

Use your hands and you get pinged

Use of the body or the forearm to hold your ground was how it used to be (back in my day)

But you are right, Hawkins just pushed his opponents in the back and because of the shoddy rules, got away with it

The AFL are great at making money and marketing the sport but as custodians, they often fail

Yep 100%. The most frustrating thing about the AFL is they don’t apply their own rules until enough of the public kicks up a stink, which is quite telling that they’re happy to let things slide if not enough people notice…

 
5 minutes ago, DubDee said:

After the dogs getting the early run with free kicks

The Pies have 15-5 since then

Called it. I said the umps will square up. Although they are getting the ball more.

 

Earlier in the game DeGoey was tackled by English and dropped the ball cold, play on was called. Just then a Bulldigs player lost the ball in similar circumstances and Collingwood subsequently given a free resulting in a shot on goal.

 

Free kick watch since the 15mins mark

Dogs 7

Pies 25

Why even bother watching?


Are the umps on the take? There are some seriously dodgy calls going on in this match.

Dogs need to spread and go fast and see if older Pies can go with them.


1 hour ago, Superunknown said:

God I hate Collingwood crowds

kennedy - smart move to the dawgs!

Lowest of lows Cwood supporters.

Snuck in under my agents radar but it's time to increase the rent of my investment property full of pies Tenants.

3 more frees to 0 to start the last

and it's all over

Pies are going in hard and deserve a fair few of their frees but the lack of calls for the dogs is staggering as they are going in hard too

 
4 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

Lowest of lows Cwood supporters.

Snuck in under my agents radar but it's time to increase the rent of my investment property full of pies Tenants.

Would not let the ferals anywhere near a house I own

7 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

Lowest of lows Cwood supporters.

Snuck in under my agents radar but it's time to increase the rent of my investment property full of pies Tenants.

Out of sheer curiosity, how’d you find out they were pies supporters? 
 

Was it the meth lab?


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