Sloane and the breaking of a tag & leg

[RustNeverSleeps]

There's countless players that have copped a hard tag over the years. Some seem to cope with the extra attention and find a way to contribute while for others it can be paralyzing.

There are many instances over the years where the protagonists engage in some off-ball shenanigans such as Steve Baker tagging Steve Johnson in 2010 where the two came to blows several times throughout the course of the match.

One of the more bizarre off-ball encounters this year was when Blicavs was illegally tackled by a clearly frustrated Sloane 10m off the ball. Sloane wrapped his legs around Blicavs in a wrestling type manoeuvre, bringing him to ground in a twisting motion and breaking his leg.

Some have declared this act as simply an unfortunate footballing incident and more a case of a tagger getting his comeuppance. Others believe Sloane was at a bare minimum reckless in his actions and a MRP sanction was in order.

Are players tasked with a tagging role such as Blicavs fair game for some extra attention?

 

[Jars458]

Go to bed you are clearly tired and emotional.

 

[Power Raid]

There's countless players that have copped a hard tag over the years. Some seem to cope with the extra attention and find a way to contribute while for others it can be paralyzing.

There are many instances over the years where the protagonists engage in some off-ball shenanigans such as Steve Baker tagging Steve Johnson in 2010 where the two came to blows several times throughout the course of the match.

One of the more bizarre off-ball encounters this year was when Blicavs was illegally tackled by a clearly frustrated Sloane 10m off the ball. Sloane wrapped his legs around Blicavs in a wrestling type manoeuvre, bringing him to ground in a twisting motion and breaking his leg.

Some have declared this act as simply an unfortunate footballing incident and more a case of a tagger getting his comeuppance. Others believe Sloane was at a bare minimum reckless in his actions and a MRP sanction was in order.

Are players tasked with a tagging role such as Blicavs fair game for some extra attention?

as a neutral supporter it was clear Sloane engaged in contact but I think it was to drag Blicavs down rather than to break his leg.

Blicavs engaged in the contact but turned his back rather than engaging safely side on.

 

[STPer18]

You'd hope the leg breaker doesn't try and repeat this Friday night.

 

[Hawkthorn33]

Far out Geelong supporters are an insufferable bunch

 

[Carti2900]

Absolute nothing thread. Mods, lock it up.


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[Captain Morgan]

Time for rust to go to sleep

 

[chazwazza]

Mrs Blicavs' still upset

 

[Bails97]

Need some tissues?

 

[Xtreme]

Even if Geelomg attempt to tag Sloane out of the game, how are they going to also focus on the Crouch's ?

Wither Dangerfield in the forward line who else could run with them ?

 

[Deep]

Even if Geelomg attempt to tag Sloane out of the game, how are they going to also focus on the Crouch's ?

Wither Dangerfield in the forward line who else could run with them ?

Danger, Duncan, J Selwood > M+B Crouch, Sloane

No bias

Edit typo

 

[Bound For Rory]

Danger, Duncan, J Selwood > M+C Crouch, Sloane

No bias

Who's C Crouch? Their mum?

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[Marmik]

Far out Geelong supporters are a insufferable bunch

Absolutely unbearable

 

[Deep]

Who's C Crouch? Their mum?

On SM-G935F using BigFooty.com mobile app

**** knows man honestly

 

[Farm Boy]

There's countless players that have copped a hard tag over the years. Some seem to cope with the extra attention and find a way to contribute while for others it can be paralyzing.

There are many instances over the years where the protagonists engage in some off-ball shenanigans such as Steve Baker tagging Steve Johnson in 2010 where the two came to blows several times throughout the course of the match.

One of the more bizarre off-ball encounters this year was when Blicavs was illegally tackled by a clearly frustrated Sloane 10m off the ball. Sloane wrapped his legs around Blicavs in a wrestling type manoeuvre, bringing him to ground in a twisting motion and breaking his leg.

Some have declared this act as simply an unfortunate footballing incident and more a case of a tagger getting his comeuppance. Others believe Sloane was at a bare minimum reckless in his actions and a MRP sanction was in order.

Are players tasked with a tagging role such as Blicavs fair game for some extra attention?

It is the outcome that matters - until Rory Sloane breaks a leg.

 

[Rory Walkerfield]

There's countless players that have copped a hard tag over the years. Some seem to cope with the extra attention and find a way to contribute while for others it can be paralyzing.

There are many instances over the years where the protagonists engage in some off-ball shenanigans such as Steve Baker tagging Steve Johnson in 2010 where the two came to blows several times throughout the course of the match.

One of the more bizarre off-ball encounters this year was when Blicavs was illegally tackled by a clearly frustrated Sloane 10m off the ball. Sloane wrapped his legs around Blicavs in a wrestling type manoeuvre, bringing him to ground in a twisting motion and breaking his leg.

Some have declared this act as simply an unfortunate footballing incident and more a case of a tagger getting his comeuppance. Others believe Sloane was at a bare minimum reckless in his actions and a MRP sanction was in order.

Are players tasked with a tagging role such as Blicavs fair game for some extra attention?

What the ****? I coincidentally was just rewatching the pantsing we gave you and stumbled on your stupid post.

Sloane was chasing Selwood and Blicavs laid a shepherd. Sloane rode into Blicavs back at fall speed and came down on his legs.

Stop fabricating that this was somehow behind the play.

 

[Mr MysteryGuest]

I would like to hear the ops thought on selwood eye gouging Riley Knight.

 

[nameless]

You'd hope the leg breaker doesn't try and repeat this Friday night.

Holy ****!
That's the incident he's whining about?

"10m off the ball"
He's about 1m away, gets shepherded and falls into Blicavs leg.

Unfortunate, but you'd have to be mental to suggest Sloane was trying to injure him in any way.

 

[Deep]

Holy ****!
That's the incident he's whining about?

"10m off the ball"
He's about 1m away, gets shepherded and falls into Blicavs leg.

Unfortunate, but you'd have to be mental to suggest Sloane was trying to injure him in any way.

5m

 

[CrowMan90]

Danger, Duncan, J Selwood > M+B Crouch, Sloane

No bias

Edit typo

They may be better, but no bias?
You're a Geelong fan, of course there's bias.

 

[Golumless]

Well, it's certainly a step up from dropping the knees.

We're certainly innovative down here at Adelaide

 

[Deep]

They may be better, but no bias?
You're a Geelong fan, of course there's bias.

No bias because they're genuinely better though man.

Stop being salty, here, Tex, Eddie, Jenkins > Hawkins, Menzel, Stanley

 

[Mr_Moogle]

It's his own fault really. Blicavs is but a mere human whose frail bones cracked in the presence of the mighty Sloane god.

 

[Deep]

It's his own fault really. Blicavs is but a mere human whose frail bones cracked in the presence of the mighty Sloane god.

So why don't Blitz bones crack when he's near God of Danger

 

[Mr_Moogle]

So why don't Blitz bones crack when he's near God of Danger

There aren't any bones in his tongue.