Sterge
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lol you are taking the piss yeah?
he ******* chest bumped him...
lynch hit the bloke in the guts.....
completely different
Do you often chest bump people whilst also swinging your arm around near their stomach?
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lol you are taking the piss yeah?
he ******* chest bumped him...
lynch hit the bloke in the guts.....
completely different
lol you are taking the piss yeah?
he ******* chest bumped him...
lynch hit the bloke in the guts.....
completely different
It's honestly not even worth having a discussion with you if you're not even going to pay attention and put your biases aside.
Will be funny when the inevitable happens, zero sympathy.
Someone’s going to get him’
You obviously don’t have a clue what a character reference isEarlier today Christian asked Richmond to provide a character reference for young Tom.
We sent him a link to the 2019 Prelim.
Really have to wonder sometimes how the opposition fans calling for Lynch to be rubbed out would feel if a player from their teams got rubbed out for something similar, that didn't cause Collins any damage except for taking the wind out of him for a moment or 2.
Forwards & midfielders have used forceful shoves for years to create separation in contests or just before a contest. Sometimes you get the player in the 'wrong' spot and it takes their breath away and it's really not that much different to a fend off where players thrust their arm into an opponents chest to stop them from being tackled.
Now granted it's not a great look when a player gets dropped off the ball like Collins did, but fact is that actions like this happen dozens of times every game and 99.9% of the time the opposition player won't get hit in the wrong spot and will just find themselves struggling to make up ground rather than gasping for air.
Think about how many times you've been at or watching a game and see a forward & defender standing side by side with the defender scragging in the background of the play and then when the ball goes in to their area the forward suddenly has a 2-3 metre gap on his opponent. Sometimes it's a great lead, but on occasion it's body work be it a shove or a swim move that gets the defender off balance.
Maybe if umpires started pinging defenders who grab and scrag 50m off the ball their would be no reason for forwards to have to use actions like this to get separation so they can have a fair chance at contesting for the ball.
If Campbell brown was still there he would be dead.
Browns a bit of a dickhead too though mind you
DelusionalLynch was being scragged 50m off the ball by an opponent trying to stop him playing the ball on it's merits. While his act was deliberate, where he shoved/hit him wasn't. As I've said numerous times today, that action happens dozens of times a game, it's just the 0.1% of the time that the opponent cops it in the bread basket that it stands out. Can guarantee the likes of Hawkins Esava Dangerfield would all do similar things when playing forward or in the midfield to try and get separation from a close checking opponent.
Ah, so it's 'body work' or 'a shove' now, and not a cheap punch in the guts when Collins wasn't expecting it?!?Really have to wonder sometimes how the opposition fans calling for Lynch to be rubbed out would feel if a player from their teams got rubbed out for something similar, that didn't cause Collins any damage except for taking the wind out of him for a moment or 2.
Forwards & midfielders have used forceful shoves for years to create separation in contests or just before a contest. Sometimes you get the player in the 'wrong' spot and it takes their breath away and it's really not that much different to a fend off where players thrust their arm into an opponents chest to stop them from being tackled.
Now granted it's not a great look when a player gets dropped off the ball like Collins did, but fact is that actions like this happen dozens of times every game and 99.9% of the time the opposition player won't get hit in the wrong spot and will just find themselves struggling to make up ground rather than gasping for air.
Think about how many times you've been at or watching a game and see a forward & defender standing side by side with the defender scragging in the background of the play and then when the ball goes in to their area the forward suddenly has a 2-3 metre gap on his opponent. Sometimes it's a great lead, but on occasion it's body work be it a shove or a swim move that gets the defender off balance.
Maybe if umpires started pinging defenders who grab and scrag 50m off the ball their would be no reason for forwards to have to use actions like this to get separation so they can have a fair chance at contesting for the ball.
He got off and now move on. I know the Lynch snub would be hard for pies fans to swallow but I felt the same way from Treloar. However thank god the poo stain did because we probably wouldn't have won two premierships.Ah, so it's 'body work' or 'a shove' now, and not a cheap punch in the guts when Collins wasn't expecting it?!?
Interpreter needed.He got off and now move on. I know the Lynch snub would be hard for pies fans to swallow but I felt the same way from Treloar. However thank god the poo stain did because we probably wouldn't have won two premierships.
Was I talking to you?Interpreter needed.
Do you often chest bump people whilst also swinging your arm around near their stomach?
Delusional.
Champ I said from the very first page Lynch deserved a week, I said in the thread for when he smacked the bloke in the back of the head he deserved a week
The only delusional ones are the people who think that is a chest bump or the ones celebrating someone lining a bloke up in the future