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You can’t belt blokes in the head 80m off the ball because they are blocking.Because he constantly gets grabbed and blocked and the umpires don't do anything.
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You can’t belt blokes in the head 80m off the ball because they are blocking.Because he constantly gets grabbed and blocked and the umpires don't do anything.
The neck is considered high, just ask the family of Phil Hughes.Stop trying to see what you want. He made contact to the neck of Schofield using his forearm not his fist. His fist is clearly separated from contact to Schofields head.
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Stop trying to see what you want. He made contact to the neck of Schofield using his forearm not his fist. His fist is clearly separated from contact to Schofields head.
If you lose will you be sulking about it for the next 2 years like you have since the QF in 2017?I actually don't care if he gets off or not, we'll still win friday.
That wasn't a suspendable offence though.
He should get suspended but Richmond supporters should probably refrain from commenting too much as Cotchin played in a GF he should’ve been watching from the stands.
Loving the fear from the Tigers supporters
What a strange comparison. One was in play and there was contention as to what contest Shiel was actually concussed.
The other was an off the ball strike that will be hard to argue he had no intent.
Dusty’s strike on De Boer this year is similar.
Nothing in it at all ... but it's Hawkins.
He needs to change his name to Trent Cotchin for the week.
Exhibit D of Hawkins scapegoated for something no one else will get done for.
No question we'll take it to the tribunal.
Either change your name to Trent Cotchin or use the eye gouging technique instead. He could even choose to throw the smallest player on the field into the boundary fence forcefully instead.
Simple.
It wouldn't be a Richmond supporter without excuses.
Are you blind - it was the soft part of his forearm - no where near his fist.
He got up and played the rest of the game without issues. Your telling me a full roundhouse hit from a 100kg full forward to the head would not cause a bit more damage? Lol please.. The impact was the same as players getting clipped in the ears from a defender trying to spoil a high ball.. Happens every game.Mate maybe fat campaigners who post on big footy have soft forearms, elite athletes do not
You can be hit in the head and still get up and play out a game, pretty common. Doesn’t mean it wasn’t a decent whack.He got up and played the rest of the game without issues. Your telling me a full roundhouse hit from a 100kg full forward to the head would not cause a bit more damage? Lol please.. The impact was the same as players getting clipped in the ears from a defender trying to spoil a high ball.. Happens every game.
We all agree the impact was low - I'm arguing that it was careless not intentional. Schofield had his head at Hawkins chest level - Hawkins did not realise this when he made contact or he would not have done it. The MRP has had no issues grading these cases as Careless in the past when its clear the effect will be unreasonable given the player played out the game without issues.You can be hit in the head and still get up and play out a game, pretty common. Doesn’t mean it wasn’t a decent whack.
Ever watched a boxing or ufc fight? They cop a lot more than one hit to the head in most fights. It rattles you, but not every head hit is a knockout.
That’s not careless though.We all agree the impact was low - I'm arguing that it was careless not intentional. Schofield had his head at Hawkins chest level - Hawkins did not realise this when he made contact or he would not have done it. The MRP has had no issues grading these cases as Careless in the past when its clear the effect will be unreasonable given the player played out the game without issues.
What are you talking about?We all agree the impact was low - I'm arguing that it was careless not intentional. Schofield had his head at Hawkins chest level - Hawkins did not realise this when he made contact or he would not have done it. The MRP has had no issues grading these cases as Careless in the past when its clear the effect will be unreasonable given the player played out the game without issues.
Exactly. If WCE won, they would have done Dom Sheed for his sling tackle on Selwood.Absolutely no chance of getting off.
The AFL want a Richmond v Collingwood GF.
Yer definitely - you mean like this "Careless" they said lol... Dusty was just giving his jaw a massage lol.. Give me a break - AFL can pick and choose what it wants depending on desired outcome ($$).What are you talking about?
The rule is, if you complete a striking action it will be graded as intentional.
It doesn't matter that you intended to get him in the shoulder, if you choose to strike and get someone high then it is graded - high, intentional.
They didn't say careless, they deemed it not to be a strike and an open hand.Yer definitely - you mean like this "Careless" they said lol... Dusty was just giving his jaw a massage lol.. Give me a break - AFL can pick and choose what it wants depending on desired outcome ($$).
He got up and played the rest of the game without issues. Your telling me a full roundhouse hit from a 100kg full forward to the head would not cause a bit more damage? Lol please.. The impact was the same as players getting clipped in the ears from a defender trying to spoil a high ball.. Happens every game.