Roast Jason Winderlich

[Bacon8]

The penalty seems about right. Went a bit too far with the niggle and now cops a week.

Do you think anyone on this board would have given this incident a thought had we won the game?

Yes, cos I spent plenty of time booing him at the ground.

 

[OzSparrow]

I noticed he went out of his way to shake Brown's hand after the game.

Merely getting their stories straight for the Tribunal.

 

[Ramify]

One week? Excellent.

**** him. Dirty sniping ****.

I saw it happen, just like the phantom goal. So much to hate about Essendon.

And for those chest-puffing-i'm-so-****ing-tough-that-was-soft posters,
let me do the same to you and see if you think it should be part of the game you numpties.

Toughen up, toughen up, pffft!!

Had it happen plenty of times champ.
Part of the game and always has been like it or not.


Edit: Should have said "Was' part of the game.
It will go the same way as everything else has in the last 5 years.
Watch for zero contact until the ball is within 3 m of the contest comming soon.
Shortly followed by tags in shorts and the eradication of the tackle within 2-3 years.

 

[JP Sauce]

Why all this talk about whether or not Winderlich will be remembered, as if it means anything? We've got a bunch of players in our current 22 who most opposition fans will never remember.

 

[FR0GGY]

Why all this talk about whether or not Winderlich will be remembered, as if it means anything? We've got a bunch of players in our current 22 who most opposition fans will never remember.

We understand that, but an essendon poster brought it up so we replied.

 

[Bomberblitzer]

We understand that, but an essendon poster brought it up so we replied.

Except that's not what happened. My first reply in the thread was to this post:

Jason 'hamstrings' winderlich.

Will never be remembered as anything more than a dead set plodder.

 

[JP Sauce]

^^^ Yeah that's what I thought.

 

[FR0GGY]

Except that's not what happened. My first reply in the thread was to this post:

My apologies, my posts were in relation to yours.

 

[Bomberblitzer]

My apologies, my posts were in relation to yours.

Fair enough, I get why people would be angry at what Jason did. I still don't think that the Jason 'hamstrings' Winderlich comment was called for, though. Injury trolling is always in bad taste.

 

[MarcusP2]

Had it happen plenty of times champ.
Part of the game and always has been like it or not.


Edit: Should have said "Was' part of the game.
It will go the same way as everything else has in the last 5 years.
Watch for zero contact until the ball is within 3 m of the contest comming soon.
Shortly followed by tags in shorts and the eradication of the tackle within 2-3 years.

Yes because trying to eliminate dirty hits behind play is the same as eliminating tackling. Just like banning head slapping caused the NFL to become flag football.