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He's a good guy thoughAt least you can understand why the goal umpire wears glasses...
Not that it helps him much.
Surety of Judgement, Umpire should call it how they see it. He did.Umpires on the field have to make quick decisions, and the play can progress quickly. Some level of error is inevitable.
However, goal umpires have the ability to refer decisions that they're not sure about. When one team is celebrating a goal and the umpire calls a point without having it checked, that's where the umpire is staking his entire career on being right. There is ZERO EXCUSE for getting this wrong when he can refer.
What happens if the siren has gone and the final shot hits the post and rebounds into the field of play? No score or behind?Change the rule to the same as Rugby and Soccer - if it hits the post but still goes between the posts then its a goal (and same with behinds versus out of bounds).
That eliminates some (not all) contentious decisions involving the posts. The Tom Lynch one would still be an issue as it went over the posts.
TBH .. right now I don't give a sh*tRichmond went on about the ARC for three weeks last year for a correct decision. Let’s see if the crows can go the distance.
What happens if the siren has gone and the final shot hits the post and rebounds into the field of play? No score or behind?
Except the could have easily copied the NHL’s system, where play continues while the review occurs, and if it’s adjudicated a goal they would reset the clock to where it was and have a centre bounce.Surety of Judgement, Umpire should call it how they see it. He did.
How players, the crowd and anyone else carries on is just noise. Taking that into account in decision making is just madness.
A review denies the other team a quick rebound. Every course of action has a cost.
That seems to be a consensus with other fans I've asked. I think it's a better move than rely on adjudications.Behind.
i'm not so much asking it to be added as pointing out that the idiots in the afl didn't even consider the scenario. they state they want goal umps to be decisive and that's a good thing. but it will encourage calls like that - so you'd think they could conceive an adequate safeguard.Because there's a rule written for the interchange infringement
There's no such ruling for reviewing points
If you're arguing for it to be added, ok. But they can't just make that s**t up as they go during the game
We should be getting a better draw, venue wise, regardless of this issue.TBH .. right now I don't give a sh*t
Gillon can GAGF though. If Dillon pulls his finger out and introduces the best available tech to mitigate this it could be a win
Sounds like our Chairman is pushing the AFL to stop making the interstate teams (well Adelaide anyway) do all the heavy lifting by playing the majority of the regional games as a result of this fiasco. And tbh I'm getting tired of playing games in Alice Springs or Ballarat or Cairns or Darwin or Hobart or Launceston every year to help prop up financial basket case clubs in Melbourne
Lol .. probably won't change
Our chairman on radio today was incredulous in an interview that the AFL spent Saturday night trying to prove the goal was a point. Until they eventually conceded it was goal on Sunday
The AFL is our version of WWE .. professional, but not serious
Done.The AFL only care about the $$
If I we're Adelaide fans I wouldn't turn up to any more games this season.
That should be easyThe AFL only care about the $$
If I we're Adelaide fans I wouldn't turn up to any more games this season.
That seems to be a consensus with other fans I've asked. I think it's a better move than rely on adjudications.
Hi everyone,
I'm surprised no one has thought of this solution to the incorrect behind call during the Adelaide v Sydney match. It's so simple
there is 1 minute 14 seconds left when Keays kicks the goal
So they should bring the two teams back again to play the last 1 minute 14 seconds from the centre bounce - maybe tomorrow or the day after.
Do it at Adelaide Oval, or if its unavailable, maybe at the old AAMI stadium.
This will answer the question as to whether the swans would've still been able to win the game.
Thoughts?
Edit: I thought it might be a little unfair to start fresh since it won't replicate the game scenario late in the 4th quarter. So I propose that all players must run 10km before we restart the game to replicate fatigue levels for maximum fidelity to the ingame situation.
They may not need to organise that one… may just need to wait and let natural events take their course….Knowing the integrity of the AFL, or lack thereof, they'll probably double down and offer Adelaide a straight sets exit of Port from the finals as an olive branch.
I was pissed off when it happened, but they can't overturn the result so it's just hot air all this carrying on. If Keays' kick was the last kick of the night and the AFL wouldn't overturn the result, then we would have a case. Stephen Rowe has never been as entertaining as he has been for the last 48 hours but once Port are playing finals this will all be (hopefully) forgotten about. Nicks has been the only voice of reason by saying we lost it in the first half
Change the rule to the same as Rugby and Soccer - if it hits the post but still goes between the posts then its a goal (and same with behinds versus out of bounds).
That eliminates some (not all) contentious decisions involving the posts. The Tom Lynch one would still be an issue as it went over the posts.
Gill’s ‘apology’ sucked - he could barely say the words sorry. I guess you’ve gotta be a bit detached to be that high up the corporate chain
I don’t really understand how he/the AFL is “taking accountability” in this situation. They’re not doing anything to ameliorate the situation and only offered a half arsed apology.