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Prob a comedian lolI wonder what Swanny would be if he was not good at footy?
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Prob a comedian lolI wonder what Swanny would be if he was not good at footy?
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Exactly. It was clearly a minimum of a fine. The ramifications of the effect of Cotchin's third fine should never have been a consideration. It was obviously considered and the result is another AFL orchestrated cluster ****.The issue is the AFL ignoring their own rules to get the result they wanted. He clearly went for the bump first to then win the ball.
Shiel misses the rest of the game with concussion.
It should have been a simple decision.
Quite honestly I saw Sloanes forearm as a defensive action bracing for the collision and not 'armed' to attack Danger.. Also, the arm was at Danger's upper chest and then was higher only after impact and at the 'recoil' of momentum. No case. They got this one right.
The issue is the AFL ignoring their own rules to get the result they wanted. He clearly went for the bump first to then win the ball.
Shiel misses the rest of the game with concussion.
It should have been a simple decision.

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Of course you are. So long as you don't hit them in the head. Just like you are allowed to tackle so long as you don't sling.I don't mean to be a pain in the arse - but isn't he allowed to bump ?
I also get that he had the 2 strikes but again - if this was a Crows player - would you feel the same ?
OkOf course you are. So long as you don't hit them in the head. Just like you are allowed to tackle so long as you don't sling.
Isn't this what they do at soccer cups? Yellow cards reset after the group stage.If they are sticking with the current MRP system etc then I think the idea mentioned by Bickley where fines from the regular season should get reset when the finals start, would be good to implement. That would avoid someone missing a GF for a offence which is just a fine (unless they get 3 fines in there finals)
I don't think not having a free paid is relevant.Ok
So from that basis - do you believe Cotchin was bumping to injur
Shiel or take him out of the contest ?
Accidental high contact - there wasn't even a free paid.
If they are sticking with the current MRP system etc then I think the idea mentioned by Bickley where fines from the regular season should get reset when the finals start, would be good to implement. That would avoid someone missing a GF for a offence which is just a fine (unless they get 3 fines in there finals)
I don't think not having a free paid is relevant.
Intent is captured in the careless or intentional classification.
A free is paid or not paid based on the view of the umpire at the time, which is dependent on a whole host of factors. If someone was dropped behind play with no umpire in sight, and so no free paid, they should get off?Sorry ?
It was high contact - wasn't it ?
See my post above
Quite honestly I saw Sloanes forearm as a defensive action bracing for the collision and not 'armed' to attack Danger.. Also, the arm was at Danger's upper chest and then was higher only after impact and at the 'recoil' of momentum. No case. They got this one right.
if you're saying Cotchin bumped then the rest of your argument falls away.Ok
So from that basis - do you believe Cotchin was bumping to injur
Shiel or take him out of the contest ?
Accidental high contact - there wasn't even a free paid.
Yes.Isn't this what they do at soccer cups? Yellow cards reset after the group stage.
Their obsession is becoming unhealthy now.http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-09-25/pain-of-prelim-loss-may-keep-danger-from-gf
Good to see the AFL website focusing on the important stories, like whether Dangerfield will be at the GF.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-09-25/pain-of-prelim-loss-may-keep-danger-from-gf
Good to see the AFL website focusing on the important stories, like whether Dangerfield will be at the GF.
A free is paid or not paid based on the view of the umpire at the time, which is dependent on a whole host of factors. If someone was dropped behind play with no umpire in sight, and so no free paid, they should get off?
Danger has to keep himself in the news somehow now that he isnt playing

Yes.
I think this is a reasonable idea as long as it's just around minor incidents that haven't served suspensions. Maybe cap it at 5-6 warnings/fines, don't think it's fair that a repeat offender of deliberate gut punches gets his slate wiped going into finals. If you're stupid enough to get 5-6 warnings you can't be trusted in finals.
He's allowed to bumpif you're saying Cotchin bumped then the rest of your argument falls away.
Not in the head. I'm not sure why this is complicated.He's allowed to bump
And if you choose to bump and make contact with the head, there will be consequences.He's allowed to bump
Not in the head. I'm not sure why this is complicated.