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Because people keep replying and igniting the same argument time after time.
Yeah righto, always everyone else's fault even though if a single element was removed from the equation it'd be problem solved. I was going to make an analogy that could've been taken to be quite offensive but having thought it over I think I'd better just leave it. I'm done talking about this now. Really over it.Because people keep replying and igniting the same argument time after time.
After time. After time. After time....Because people keep replying and igniting the same argument time after time.
Which game was the loss?So I managed to get to 14 games this year (including the last 3 finals).
Our W/L record in those games: 13 wins (and of course a premiership, **** yeah), 1 loss.
Fair to say I'm mostly pretty happy with my game attendance selection this season.
2 wins and 1 loss for me. How I'd love to get to more games!
Which game was the loss?
Alleged Westy did the dirty with Coxs' misses. Never believed it but who knows.What's the Scotty West and Simon Cox story from back in the day? I've seen it mentioned on this site a few times and I have no idea what happened. Or allegedly happened.
If true someone did an amazing job to keep it in house, especially seeing as it involved one of our very best players.Alleged Westy did the dirty with Coxs' misses. Never believed it but who knows.
We didn't beat Hawthorn or GWS until finals this year. Why wouldn't we have beaten Geelong?Did Isaac Smith help us win the flag with that missed kick after the siren?
He slots that, we play Geelong (the only team we didn't beat this year) and who knows...
We didn't beat Hawthorn or GWS until finals this year. Why wouldn't we have beaten Geelong?
I mean before the semi the last time we beat Hawthorn was 2010. I'd call that a bogey side too.We hadn't lost to them twice either.
It's purely hypothetical but Geelong have been our bogey.
PS - it's so nice to hear Bruce creaming himself at everything Hawthorn do in this game just willing them to win
I mean before the semi the last time we beat Hawthorn was 2010. I'd call that a bogey side too.
Anyway, what does it matter? We won the ******* flag! And that's all that matters!
Whateley said the technology was not meant to be used that way. I wasn't happy with the player coming from behind the line. Can a player make any sort of play coming from a position that is out of bounds?Just watching the 360 post GF edition with Gerald saying the video should not have been used to over rule JJ's goal because 'you can't use a two dimensional image to judge what happens in a three dimensional world' or whatever. I know it was crap that it was disallowed, but it seems to me it was a fair decision?? Thoughts?
It seems ok to me - if you can run outside the line with ball in hand but keeping it in, sort of the same principle. I was wondering more about the technology tho. What does he want a vertical view as well? I don't get the objection about the view.Whateley said the technology was not meant to be used that way. I wasn't happy with the player coming from behind the line. Can a player make any sort of play coming from a position that is out of bounds?
Poor decision because it doesn't show where the line was in comparison to the thickness of the ball. The ball is looks bigger because it's closer to the camera and the line is further away so it's hard to tell whether it was just on it or behind it. So it isn't clearly not a goal, thus the umpire's decision should stand remembering that the rule is that you need to conclusively prove that the initial call was wrong and that footage wasn't conclusive.Just watching the 360 post GF edition with Gerald saying the video should not have been used to over rule JJ's goal because 'you can't use a two dimensional image to judge what happens in a three dimensional world' or whatever. I know it was crap that it was disallowed, but it seems to me it was a fair decision?? Thoughts?
I'm not sure if there was other footage but I thought the same watching the game on tv - looked close but couldn't definitively say it went over (or not) so surely the umps call stays.Poor decision because it doesn't show where the line was in comparison to the thickness of the ball. The ball is looks bigger because it's closer to the camera and the line is further away so it's hard to tell whether it was just on it or behind it. So it isn't clearly not a goal, thus the umpire's decision should stand remembering that the rule is that you need to conclusively prove that the initial call was wrong and that footage wasn't conclusive.
A vertical view probably would be more conclusive but the umpire was in perfect position to make the call and called a goal so I'm going with him.
I can't see that this would make any difference to being able to judge whether it was over the line. As long as the camera is in line with the centres of both the line and the posts, the distance from the ball and the line should not change the position the ball appears to be in relation to the line. Try it by putting something on the edge of a bench and looking at it from different heights and angles.Poor decision because it doesn't show where the line was in comparison to the thickness of the ball. The ball is looks bigger because it's closer to the camera and the line is further away so it's hard to tell whether it was just on it or behind it. So it isn't clearly not a goal, thus the umpire's decision should stand remembering that the rule is that you need to conclusively prove that the initial call was wrong and that footage wasn't conclusive.
A vertical view probably would be more conclusive but the umpire was in perfect position to make the call and called a goal so I'm going with him.
Firstly the camera isn't exactly in the centre of the line. Secondly the angle of the ball in relation to the camera obfuscates the edge of the line. And the ball is closer to the camera than the far part of the line we see making it appear bigger while also being further away from the near part of the line which appears thicker. 2d image of a 3d world doesn't work. Has to be more clear cut than this.I can't see that this would make any difference to being able to judge whether it was over the line. As long as the camera is in line with the centres of both the line and the posts, the distance from the ball and the line should not change the position the ball appears to be in relation to the line. Try it by putting something on the edge of a bench and looking at it from different heights and angles.