- Apr 9, 2011
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- #51
Re: Kosi gets two weeks
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I was against the Trengove suspension, was ridiculous then, still is, and now this happens. At least with Trengove you could see what their argument is, despite it being completely ridiculous. Dangerfield lost possession of the ball well before he hit the ground, and he missed the rest of the game through concussion.
In kosi's incident, although Duncan was dazed, he played on, he also took the ball to ground... If kosi lets go it's a clean cats possession! What the hell is he expected to do? Absolute sham of an organisation, MRP is a complete farce.
For what it's worth, Corey shouldn't have been cited either, same position as Kosi, he lets go of that tackle, it's a clean Saints touch if i remember it correctly.
Kosi out for the Saints is a positive, bloke is a liability.
Ah yes, I forgot the unspoken Tribunal convention which is to pick up the phone to a Hawks fan and check whether anyone they have spoken to thinks that something was intentional when grading an offence.Nobody I have spoken to thinks it's intentional.
OP is spot on.
if kozi was a collingwood, wce, gc, adelaide or essendon player he would have got a free kick for holding the ball and wouldnt even be cited.
I don't get the "High Contact" part of it. Both tackles were not high, it was just unfortunate that the players being tackled didn't land well. But neither player made "High Contact" it was there head hitting the ground.
The Trengove decision was bad enough but this is beyond a joke.
With the Trengove tackle the ball had gone and he slung him around with his arm pinned. With Kosi's tackle it was just a normal forceful tackle with Duncan being in possession the whole time, unfortunately Duncan hit his head on the ground but accidents like that happen in football.
The only difference with the Corey tackle was that Steven got up OK while Duncan was concussed. The tackles themselves were very similar so even given that Kosi has a poor record it shouldn't result in a two week difference in the penalty. It's just ridiculous.
This must send a confusing message to the players, how are they now meant to tackle without fear of penalty?
Is this rule clear cut?
All depends on whether the player tackled gets injured or not. If Duncan got up OK the Kosi tackle probably wouldn't have even been looked at.
Seriously, have a look at the footage of Kosi's tackle and tell me you haven't seen hundreds of similar tackles go unpunished over the years.
Just another ridiculous knee jerk reaction from the MRP totally out of keeping with the way the game has been played for over 100 years.
Yep 100% agree. Both Kosis and Buddys suspensions were jokes of the highest order. I hope both clubs appeal and win.
We should appeal but I doubt it would do much good, probably just result in an extra week's suspension.
No doubt Adrian Anderson and the MRP will come up with some crap to justify it and we'll just have to cop it up the arse as per usual.
Yep 100% agree. Both Kosis and Buddys suspensions were jokes of the highest order. I hope both clubs appeal and win.
All depends on whether the player tackled gets injured or not. If Duncan got up OK the Kosi tackle probably wouldn't have even been looked at.
Seriously, have a look at the footage of Kosi's tackle and tell me you haven't seen hundreds of similar tackles go unpunished over the years.
Just another ridiculous knee jerk reaction from the MRP totally out of keeping with the way the game has been played for over 100 years.
Ryan O’Keefe, Sydney Swans, has been charged with a Level One bumping or making forceful contact from front-on against Marc Murphy, Carlton, during the first quarter of the Round 13 match between the Sydney Swans and Carlton, played at Etihad Stadium on Sunday June 19, 2011.
In summary, due to a five-year good record, he can accept a reprimand and 93.75 points towards his future record with an early plea.