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I don't believe he intended to hurt Ah Chee, but I do believe he intended to make a statement to the rest of the team by going in hard in a similar way that Cotchin/Nankervis do when Richmond need a spark from their leaders when getting beaten in the contest.Well, that's a limited sample. My main arguments have been against the claims that he "lined him up" and purposefully tried to hurt Ah Chee. Or he never contested the ball. Yadda yadda yadda.
Is that against the rules? Bad sportsmanship?I don't believe he intended to hurt Ah Chee, but I do believe he intended to make a statement to the rest of the team by going in hard in a similar way that Cotchin/Nankervis do when Richmond need a spark from their leaders when getting beaten in the contest.
His feet went off groundHis feet went off ground
he hit him in head
he was concussed
most non Carlton supporters think it's a poor decision
If I was a Carlton fan I'd just take the result rather than embarrass yourself trying to justify it
I don't believe he intended to hurt Ah Chee, but I do believe he intended to make a statement to the rest of the team by going in hard in a similar way that Cotchin/Nankervis do when Richmond need a spark from their leaders when getting beaten in the contest.
He’s not Carlton’s Messiah, he’s just a very naughty boyWell that is a more reasonable and understandable post from you.
Cripps generally is not a thug or dirty player, like many other neutral fans have painted him out to be.
If he had his time over, I have no doubt he wouldn't have done the same action that resulted in Ah Chee's concussion.
I can totally understand why people are annoyed he got off, but I just won't buy into the character assassination in the past couple of days..
It depends on how you go about it. If you're genuinely contesting the footy then fair game, but if your actions are questionable and as you say have your own supporters thinking you should be rubbed out, then you've got a problem.Is that against the rules? Bad sportsmanship?
I think you mean a principal of law. It's not that hard actually. It just means that there was a problem with the process.I think you'll find the juris precedence of the ipso factum de minimus suggests the evidenciary ejusdem generis is clear
And he was not cleared of what he did. It was a legal matter.I think you mean a principal of law. It's not that hard actually. It just means that there was a problem with the process.
My goodness. This is not even close to what just happened.No they conceded that Cripps was going for the ball and did not bump
Exactly..No they conceded that Cripps was going for the ball and did not bump
Jus like ALL of the Hawthorn supporters wear blue pants on Thursdays!The Carlton supporters in here are hilarious. I just think it would be so funny if this round if someone does what Cripps did and one of their players is injured as a result. They'll be baying for blood and demanding a 6 match suspension.
Refer my posts in this thread.Reading this thread post the appeals decision you wouldn't think so
They've behaved just as Hawthorn supporters would have done if it were their player instead of Cripps.The Carlton supporters in here are hilarious. I just think it would be so funny if this round if someone does what Cripps did and one of their players is injured as a result. They'll be baying for blood and demanding a 6 match suspension.
How you doing mate? You still OK?
Is there any onus on Ah Chee to protect himself in such a situation?
Big whoops, they didn’t think Redman choking Ginnivan on the ground was worth a free kick either, and that happened over a period of several seconds not an instant.
So whenever a player goes back with the flight, everyone else needs to go "hey stand back everyone, he's vulnerable, let's just let him take the mark uncontested."Not really, the onus is on other players not to injure a player in a vulnerable position if they have alternative options.
It’s been that way for a number of years now.
So whenever a player goes back with the flight, everyone else needs to go "hey stand back everyone, he's vulnerable, let's just let him take the mark uncontested."
Why isn't the argument here that Ah Chee should've seen a bigger stronger opponent coming toward him, so he should've stayed down, let Cripps take the ball, then tackle Cripps?
And the AFL Tribunal system is run by Essendon and Geelong old heads who also hate Carlton... what don't you understand about this? Maybe just stop watching the Jack Newnes goal and you might chill out a bit bro.