Going down after a hit like that is fine, everyone would, but laying on the ground as if you're unconscious, not okay, either he was exaggerating it or the Geelong medicos are in for a world of trouble for letting a concussed player go back out.
Does Dangerfield exaggerate injuries?
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Lmao after your teams continued choking
He was flying? Christ no he wasn't. I remember watching him hobble after a player who outran him in front of where I was sitting that game.
That was just his defensive running. Doesnt have that same burst.
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when you have got a dude who is in the meja and also plays a pivotal role in his team's operation, then he is
more than likely to spin the truth albeit literally or else 'die on the field of battle'.
periodically will use the mental arithmetic of the substitution to wind his way back to normality and then
turn his head one way to just say... hmm.. ''I'm okay boys, just let us lie here until it is safe to reascend.""
more than likely to spin the truth albeit literally or else 'die on the field of battle'.
periodically will use the mental arithmetic of the substitution to wind his way back to normality and then
turn his head one way to just say... hmm.. ''I'm okay boys, just let us lie here until it is safe to reascend.""
"Sloane was responsible for one of the game's pivotal moments: a huge hit on former teammate Patrick Dangerfield near the end of the second quarter that left the Brownlow medallist motionless on the ground for several seconds.
"That hurt," Sloane said of the bone-shaking collision.
"I did my best to stand up, but he's got such a strong body.
"He's such an unbelievable player and I'm such great mates with him. I respect him so much and I love the way he goes about it and I feel for him now.
"We both went in and that's the way we both play our footy and that's what I love about his footy, too.""
Note Sloane says "I did my best to stand up", not sure if the same can be said for Danger.
"That hurt," Sloane said of the bone-shaking collision.
"I did my best to stand up, but he's got such a strong body.
"He's such an unbelievable player and I'm such great mates with him. I respect him so much and I love the way he goes about it and I feel for him now.
"We both went in and that's the way we both play our footy and that's what I love about his footy, too.""
Note Sloane says "I did my best to stand up", not sure if the same can be said for Danger.
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Hodge would've got back up and pushed Sloane over. Danger thought he would get the free, and when he didnt acted it up for the cameras. Great player, brave...but not tough. Hodge is tough, Longergan is tough, Selwood tough...patrick isnt in their company. Have him equal with Oliver in toughness stakes.
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Likewise
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Spot on - Adelaide fans have seen it many times before.
Wouldn't expect anything more from someone from the wrong side of town
Most Crows fans expressed this opinion even when he played for us
Dripping with irony.
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Made sure he let everyone know how hard the hit was that's for sure. If Hodge was down that long he would be dead.
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Come on it's being very honest the way everything is hammed up to the media on and off the field
You don't have to be a disgruntled crows fan to see that and comment. on it do you?
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