Killer Kowalski
Team Captain
- Mar 25, 2017
- 344
- 318
- AFL Club
- Western Bulldogs
- Banned
- #101
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Tell me which has more force
A head on collision with both cars doing 80 or a car doing 80 hitting a parked car
Neither are great, but the flying elbow on the run is worse
I don't understand why people Hate hodge. He took an elbow to the head shook it off an kept playing. Would probably by Parsons a beer after the game while all you pussies argue over who's a sniper
There's a perception that the AFL is biased towards Hawthorn, and when a player lies prone on the ground for a few moments after a "sling" tackle, it is remarkable that he isn't concussion tested.
That's a different argument completely. Hodge is tough as hell and the cats players are lucky in both cases that he's a tough prick. Thought parsons should have got 1 and menegola was unlucky. However if those 2 hits had been on say Pat McCartin who has concussion history they both miss a month. Stupid really
I'm guessing Hodge as a senior player pushed away the option of a concussion test because he's old school
Yeah that is not really acceptable in this day and age.
I don't care how "old school" or "tough" a player might be. Hawks should be up for a fine for this.
Probably the same as Travis Boak last year
Still 90% of the modern players would have died after either of those acts yet people still tarnish Hodges legacy. He gives it out and he gets it in return without complaining. Fair enough
You're a very strange man.
Cause I don't come on here and call everyone who hurts someone a sniper?
And what of marking contests where a players knee can connect with the back of opponents head?
High risk, but we don't want that being taken out of the game, surely.
Show 10 seconds later, where he's taken the kick....
Show 10 seconds later, where he's taken the kick....
Nothing to do with that.
The AFL has outlined a very clear concussion protocol in order to protect players, yet you are still commending a bloke for shrugging off a concussion test, due to the fact he is "old school" and "tough"?
The league set a very clear precedent with fines for Port after the Boak incident last year, and I'm stunned that a similar thing hasn't happened to the Hawks for how they handled Hodge on the weekend.
Your having your own conversation mate. Had nothing to do with what I said. I was commending him for not making a song and dance about it. Not saying he couldn't have snuck off later for a test
Not sure why he'd have to sneak off for a test. Should have been escorted by medical staff as soon as he got up.
Hes capable of taking himself off. Doesn't need to be carried
And this is the exact problem with the AFL tough guy club.
It should be taken out of the player's hands and sit with medical staff.
Or maybe he wasn't concussed? This is the problem with Gen overreaction
Every heavy headknock should be assessed.
How would he know he wasn't concussed?
League should be on eggshells around this or face a class action from retired players. Greg Williams case in point.
So every time someone gets hit in the head they should come off? Silly
With forceful contact? No question.