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Barry Hall

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  1. 1. How many will he get?

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what a hit!!!! haven't seen anything like that in football in a long time

you'd hope 6 as a minimum

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    You could see Stakers eyes role back in his head ( :wacko: ) as went down. Surely that has to be an extra couple of weeks?

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    King hit Brent Staker

    Barry has a very nasty history of violence - you'd have to say 6+ (i went for 10+).

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    8-10

    Without doubt

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    6 for the punch and a extra 1 for the eyes rolling.

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    Seeing that its a Sydney player I'd say 4 weeks tops. Everyone know Sydney players are a protected breed a la Goodes last week.

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    What's he done?

    The jumper punch on Waters may be worth a bit as well. As might the 'throat' hit to Hunter.

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    if there comes a day jumper punches warrant suspension I'll move to Canada and take up Ice Hockey

    I'm with you. Although one cost Miller 2 or 3 from memory in 2006. He was in form too and never really recovered after coming back through the two's.

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    I'm with you. Although one cost Miller 2 or 3 from memory in 2006. He was in form too and never really recovered after coming back through the two's.

    exactly, jumper punches have, and do go for weeks however i'm not sure i would even call that a jumper punch. for the hit on staker.......7 weeks

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    Ah yeah, probably should have clarified.

    Old fashion jumper punches where the fist does give the chin a belting I don't mind if that cops a week or 2, but shoves to the chest should be let go

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    The jumper punch on Waters may be worth a bit as well. As might the 'throat' hit to Hunter.

    YES! Can add a couple there.

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    YES! Can add a couple there.

    if a melbourne player got suspended for the push to the throat of Hunter or the "jumper punch" to Waters, i would be livid.

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    Sportsbet:

    Under 4.5 weeks $1.90

    Over 4.5 weeks $1.90

    It's over or under 5.5 Ewok.

    Rancid value on under 5.5. Wouldn't go near it with a barge poll. Hall is a certainty to get minimum 6 and is probably looking at circa 10. Haven't seen a hit quite like it in my years of watching footy.

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    What round are we playing Sydney?

    As long as he misses our clash I'm happy ;)

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    What round are we playing Sydney?

    As long as he misses our clash I'm happy ;)

    If he gets 8 he will back for the game against.....US! FFS!!!

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    It's over or under 5.5 Ewok.

    Rancid value on under 5.5. Wouldn't go near it with a barge poll. Hall is a certainty to get minimum 6 and is probably looking at circa 10. Haven't seen a hit quite like it in my years of watching footy.

    I have. (Though not at AFL)

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    What round are we playing Sydney?

    As long as he misses our clash I'm happy ;)

    Why? He's the one forward that Miller can actually beat... ;)

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