Nearly to the end of watch the replay...
The easy option is to go for snark and point out things that didn't work. And there were many. But good on them for trying something different. Tha rain would've been shit whether they were in a stadium or not. I think the experience for the athletes...
The same approach would go for 99% of all businesses - say something negative and you'll get your knuckles wrapped. Not sure why anyone would be surprised.
Perhaps. Stereotypes usually have a portion of truth behind them. They can buckle down late in matches if necessary, usually on the back of someone like LeBron. But they do tend to go into Globetrotter mode when those stars get together. I'm not sure it's deliberate, maybe subconsciously they're...
Yep.
Someone posted about someone being “bias” against something and I nearly posted about it but thought it might look too pedantic, but now I see I’m in good company. :D
I’m still getting used to the modern usage of “versed”.
(It’s “biased” BTW)
Likewise, Gloomy Gus's must surely live a miserable existence. Then there's the dedicated contrarians don't really have an opinion - they just take up an opposing viewpoint to make themselves feel intellectually superior to others.
The psychology of footy followers is fascinating at times...
As has been previously advertised, he's pretty tidy with his hands. I watched the replay and he got himself to good spots, but either through luck or lack of confidence it didnt quite work for him. Everyone knows young rucks can take a bit, but he's come a long way in the last year. No reason to...
On Henry, I didn't think he was terrible, but was understandably caught out by the pace. But I though he showed enough as a ruck who can pinch hit forward in future years. Just not yet.
Am fascinated to see how this USA team plays. Stacked with stars, more so since the Dream Team, but I’ve always maintained that they would rather look good losing than get down in the trenches.
So ChrisThaLedg, now that you've popped your head up and you seem to be open to some constructive criticism....
If you've looked at any of the threads on commentary on BF, you'll notice how disparate the opinions are on what style of commentary they prefer. Personally, I lean towards the...
This. Have highlighted the key word. The AFL jumped to the outcome for this event, rather than demonstrate that the action of each type of tackle is inherently dangerous and would cause injury more often than not in different circumstances.
Ironically, players only started to do this en masse when contact below the knees aka the sliding rule was brought in. Unintended consequences everywhere.
There's a lot of AFL bashing at the moment and I'll put my hand up and say I'm as frustrated with them as most. But I also accept the AFL is...
I do agree somewhat with that, but that wasn't the part I was objecting to. You've basically just slandered Duggan with no evidence.
That said, the way concussion was mismanaged 20+ years ago was pretty ordinary when there was plenty of evidence of the dangers so maybe they do have a point.
It's her job to argue the case made by the MRO, not be objective. I don't like it, but this is the way judicial processes work. If you want to rage against Michael Christian, Andrew Dillon and the AFL at large, I won't object. While you're at it, the general state of litigation and insurance...
Who knows? I don't and you don't. Maybe he's still feeling the impacts of the concussion. But in the absense of any shred of evidence you decide to assume the worst of somebody. Classy.
Just when I start to agree with you, you come out with bullshit like this. Given the lack of thought gone into this post, I can only assume you have no brains.
Actually, many of us hold the opnion that it shouldnt have been suspended. Probably that same number again didn't feel the need to post (or in your words "whinge") about it. Doesn't mean we didn't think it was bollocks.
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