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Hope Oprah is ready for it. She's gonna get smashedBomber did a table jump when we won in 09, so a couch jump for Scotty seems logical to me.
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Hope Oprah is ready for it. She's gonna get smashedBomber did a table jump when we won in 09, so a couch jump for Scotty seems logical to me.
Didn't Rohan also miss what should have been a relatively simple shot earlier in the match?Lol, that's my point - nobody is shocked. We played a cracking game on Friday, and all we get is old news. Rohan is cold as steel. Selwood is made for finals moments. Dogs fail the test.
Nope.
Danger is a sh*t kick.
Yeah, it wasn't the greatest kick iircDidn't Rohan also miss what should have been a relatively simple shot earlier in the match?
Legitimate question out of curiosity if anyone knows the answer to this. At 8.59 remaining in the 2nd quarter of Friday's game, Bruce kicks a goal around the corner from a set shot starting from outside the boundary line. He comes off his line and the umpire calls play on and he then kicks a nice goal. It's not a unique incident of course - you see this quite a lot. But my question is, shouldn't this technically be pulled back for a boundary throw in, since at the moment he plays on, the ball is not within the field of play? Umpires always let it go as the ball ends up coming into the field of play anyway. But actually shouldn't the umps tell the player in that instance that you can't come off your line just like a player who takes a shot after the siren?
An indictment?
We are scraping over the line against these sides in the final minutes. We are missing Lachie Henderson. We lost Mitch Duncan early. They are without Dunkley, Martin, Treloar and Wood and subbed out Naughton in the third quarter.
We smashed them in every key stat bar clearances. It took a final moment of courage & brilliance from Joel Selwood to save the day and win a contested possession on the wing to setup a shot at goal.
I don't know about you, but in my eyes, with home ground advantage, three players added to the list who are to hopefully get us over the hump in finals, it does not bode well despite sitting 3rd on the ladder as we speak.
If we are to do better than 1-2 or 2-2 in the finals this year, we should be putting away these sides just as we did to Port Adelaide who look a rung below our level. The fact we were beaten in the last quarter is a worry.
Where does our improvement come from now?
This will be the game which defines our season in my opinion. I have the Bulldogs a superior all-round side this year. Better coaches, better depth and more importantly, they are tough and uncompromising.
If we can match their output in contested footy, we should be able to get them in defense where they are susceptible against tall forwards.
Unfortunately, Bulldogs learned a lot from losing to Richmond in round 7. They will be up for this one given our long history of dominance over them. Changing of the guard now.
They got your blokes didnt they?“All over them early” and “on their back” inspirational stuff
And the quote your blokes thought of in the dying seconds was "we just aren't good enough to get them are we"I’m sure that’s the quote that the boys thought of in the dying seconds of Friday night.
Thanks for the response. I understand that's the way it's umpired. I just think it makes more sense that the player should actually have to stay on their line, like with a kick after the siren, whether the player chooses to take a shot or pass it off, and it should be play on only when the ball reenters the field of play.No. If he goes off his line (for example goes to walk in, goes into the field of play then decides "no, I didn't wanna do that" and step back beyond the boundary or changes his course otherwise) then it's a throw in.
So long as the player continues his line it's fine.
Excuse me?It’s just a really bad look. Selwood, the esteemed captain of Geelong doesn’t need to do it. His intentions aren’t the ball, they are clearly the man. Your kidding yourself if you think otherwise.
Sure the stomping “may” have been an accident and there “may” not have been any contact to the eyes and his punch “may” not have been of any significant force, but the intention was absolutely there.
If Bont pulled this sh*t, I’d be ******* furious.
This guy gets it.Isn't every year a rebuild...you delist players and draft players to me thats rebuilding a list.
It’s umpired that way because it is the rule 20.3.2(a).Thanks for the response. I understand that's the way it's umpired. I just think it makes more sense that the player should actually have to stay on their line, like with a kick after the siren, whether the player chooses to take a shot or pass it off, and it should be play on only when the ball reenters the field of play.
Fingers crossed for the Cats that come finals that AFL decides to play it at your bowling alley of a home ground and we’re still missing our best ruck, 2 A grade mids and our best key forward. You might be able to crawl over us after the siren again.And the quote your blokes thought of in the dying seconds was "we just aren't good enough to get them are we"
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Awesome. Probs should have just looked that up myself! lolIt’s umpired that way because it is the rule 20.3.2(a).
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That would be great. Long may your shoulder chips remain enormous and your culture of failure and whinging persist unabated.Fingers crossed for the Cats that come finals that AFL decides to play it at your bowling alley of a home ground and we’re still missing our best ruck, 2 A grade mids and our best key forward. You might be able to crawl over us after the siren again.
Fingers crossed for the Cats that come finals that AFL decides to play it at your bowling alley of a home ground and we’re still missing our best ruck, 2 A grade mids and our best key forward. You might be able to crawl over us after the siren again.
Fingers crossed for the Cats that come finals that AFL decides to play it at your bowling alley of a home ground and we’re still missing our best ruck, 2 A grade mids and our best key forward. You might be able to crawl over us after the siren again.
Your tears and sour grapes are noted.Fingers crossed for the Cats that come finals that AFL decides to play it at your bowling alley of a home ground and we’re still missing our best ruck, 2 A grade mids and our best key forward. You might be able to crawl over us after the siren again.
Fingers crossed for the Cats that come finals that AFL decides to play it at your bowling alley of a home ground and we’re still missing our best ruck, 2 A grade mids and our best key forward. You might be able to crawl over us after the siren again.
72 hours after the game and you’re still meltingFingers crossed for the Cats that come finals that AFL decides to play it at your bowling alley of a home ground and we’re still missing our best ruck, 2 A grade mids and our best key forward. You might be able to crawl over us after the siren again.
Goodness me the Dogs fans have taken this one badly.
I wonder if they will hound the WCE board 3/4 days after the loss with their melts and whining?Gonna be fun to visit their board when they lose to WCE by 30+ in Perth this weekend.
Fingers crossed for the Cats that come finals that AFL decides to play it at your bowling alley of a home ground and we’re still missing our best ruck, 2 A grade mids and our best key forward. You might be able to crawl over us after the siren again.
Fingers crossed for the Cats that come finals that AFL decides to play it at your bowling alley of a home ground and we’re still missing our best ruck, 2 A grade mids and our best key forward. You might be able to crawl over us after the siren again.