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Ahahahahaha Joel Selwood got a week for striking Lindsay Thomas.
We got both Selwoods. Nice.
Played, Lindsay






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Ahahahahaha Joel Selwood got a week for striking Lindsay Thomas.
We got both Selwoods. Nice.






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He'll get offPlayed, Lindsay![]()
Surely we'll argue that Thomas bump wasn't severe if Mitchells wasn't and he stayed a night in hospital?
The Match Review guidelines are actually well written and easy to interpret, however what we are seeing is the Match Review Officer, Michael Christian, grading incidents to suit the AFL agenda. Previously there were 3 people sitting on the Match Review Panel, but the AFL changed this to a 1 person ‘panel’ for this season, and I can only assume that makes it easier for the AFL to manipulate the outcomes it wants.
This week
The league is corrupt and contrived, and I have absolutely no doubt about that whatsoever.
- We have seen Tom Mitchell escape being cited for an intentional strike – instead classified as misconduct so the penalty is only a fine! This spares the Brownlow medal fancy from a suspension, when an appropriate grading of intentional conduct, high contact, low impact would constitute a one week ban.
- We have seen Ryan Burton bump Higgins and a head-clash has knocked him out and sent him to hospital – this incident has been cleared despite the guidelines specifically highlighting the fact that incidental head contact is reasonably foreseeable when you elect to bump – Christian has at best been exceptionally negligent in ignoring the policy that guides his decisions and letting Burton walk.
- We have Lindsay Thomas’ bump being graded as severe impact – despite the fact the guy he bumped got up and walked off the field unassisted – the severe impact grading was the only way the incident could be referred to the tribunal – a correct grading of high impact would have resulted in a 2 week ban – clearly not long enough for the AFL when they want to make an example of him.
What do you expect from someone who was Footy Ops manager at Geelong for 5 years before he got this job 7 or 8 months ago.Steve Hocking today, before the Tribunal Hearing:
"In the Lindsay Thomas case, he chooses to make contact with the head".
He is a ******* disgrace.
We are going to be smashed to pieces by every arm of the AFL for a long,long time to come just because we have refused to take their grandstanding over the SPP incident.
God watch over us this weekend as the Hobart 38-15 (??) will seem reasonable by comparison.
The AFL is an immature, highly unskilled environment where nepotism, mates rates etc are all the go.
I still applaud the Club for taking the stance and doing the absolute right thing by SPP given the complete lack of evidence but boy, we are going to pay for it.
What do you expect from someone who was Footy Ops manager at Geelong for 5 years before he got this job 7 or 8 months ago.
This is me.I'm not in love with the game anymore. I love Port, I always will, but the AFL is disgracefully run. I rarely watch other games anymore, I just don't enjoy it. The umpiring is terrible, the rules are applied in an ever-changing manner, and decisions that are made off-field are so blatantly wrong. The past 3 weeks have confirmed it for me...
I'm angry. I love Port. I love football. I hate the AFL.
What do you expect from someone who was Footy Ops manager at Geelong for 5 years before he got this job 7 or 8 months ago.
I'm not in love with the game anymore. I love Port, I always will, but the AFL is disgracefully run. I rarely watch other games anymore, I just don't enjoy it. The umpiring is terrible, the rules are applied in an ever-changing manner, and decisions that are made off-field are so blatantly wrong. The past 3 weeks have confirmed it for me...
I'm angry. I love Port. I love football. I hate the AFL.
Great to see Chook Lotto back. Knew it was only a matter of time before we got to see inconsistency, biases and stupid decisions back.
I used to watch at least 3 games a weekend, plus Port, watch the footy shows etc. Now I just watch Port and if I make time, watch the football shows at 30x and only stop them if I see something on Port. These days, anything football seems to increase my stress, rather than relieve it.I'm exactly the same. I said this to a mate just last weekend while watching the EPL. I love the club. But just don't watch any games at all apart from Port games cos they bore me. I can't enjoy all the so called media experts who are all dumb as dog shit. I can't enjoy a game anymore. It's boring. Kick, try mark, run with ball, kick, try mark, run with ball. Score goal to wake up the crowd then start again. the umpiring is atrocious.