Graeme Yeats' Mullet

It's a big risk

How long to wait for that??

Please throw Tmac behind the ball

how did that umpire miss that!

Getting way ahead of himself with that ridiculous haircut

Haha I learnt a new slang term... Pretty much sums up my covid isolation! ?

Hmmmm.... His help hasn't been all that helpful in the past has it?

Yep

Thank [censored]! Get Petracca near the ball more!

Salem can't hit an open target We're.... ****ked

Dixon, similar beard

Send Tmac back loose...

Jackson was hit laces out, got both hands to it and spilt it...

He's truly an awful kick

This is not game plan It's poor execution

I thought he bodylined that bloke well

Hannan pathetic tackle on Dursma He was standing still and still couldn't stick a tackle

It's our Trademark™️

Hmmm...

One aspect of the game that has not improved much in 30 years, despite the improved technology, the professionalising of the function, and the doubling of resource on the field Perhaps the challenge is a result of constant rule changes (sorry not rule changes I mean "interpretation" adjustments) OR the pace of the game and skill of the players Either way, the complete lack of acknowledgement from HQ that there is a real issue with Umpiring performance simply magnifies the frustration of us insignificant fans

Luv it... I'm a golfer, and have an eye for distances in multiples of 10 15m runner in stride = approx 2x 15m ball in flight

100% Takes 2 to tango... why'd he lead there Good sides run a play to the Off/Fat side

Didn't suggest it cost us the game, re-read the post! But a very legitimate question as to why he'd hit a lead deep in the pocket... Had he hit a target 15-20m closer to goal in the middle and it's a massively easier shot than a left footer from outside boundary line 45 out Keep it simple ....

why did he kick it to the boundary 40 metres out???rAnd not come back and kick it to 25 out directly in front... It's this basic s4It that costs us

It's truly the one aspect of the game that has gone nowhere in the last 20 years In fairness, partly due to S4It rules, but also due to poor adjudication