High contact that drew blood so I reckon he'll get another week off. Not a natural footy move and I don't think the AFL will be wanting to encourage it.
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Toby Greene boot to Luke Dahlhaus face.
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LOL u mad bro
Too bad it wasn't that Mclean bloke. Actually like Dalhouse.
It was anything but clear.
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Yes, either the MRP/Tribunal correctly say he did nothing wrong or they'll hit him with Intentional high impact kick to the face and suspend him for 4 - 8 games.
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Your point clearly is that Bob wouldn't do it. Bulldogs players aren't allowed to do this sort of shit. Clearly Leon no longer cares. And your other point is clearly that this malicious little slug is trying to hurt people regularly.
I agree on both points
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Why can't Accidental contact be added to the gradings they use, If something is accidental then nothing to answer for.
This game is ****ed. 0 Weeks.
This game is ****ed. 0 Weeks.
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Absolutely he does. When I was about 13 I was in the ruck and this arseh*le rucking against me kicked his leg out at right angles and got me in the chest. I was in tears, bleeding from the studs that had shredded through my skin.
Dirty act imo and there's gotta be a duty of care. Yes I'm probably biased because I've been on the receiving end of something like this, but that's where I sit on this.
From my perspective.
Accidentally, greene did not mean to hit him. Eyes on the ball the whole time. Put his leg out. Did not kick, mearly protected himself from an oncoming hit.
You see this a few times each week at most, but never do you see someone actually cop it in the gob. Up to me... make it clear you can't do that anymore, and let Greene play. Can't punish someone for something in the rules that is not clear. I mean.. essentially Dal ran into his boot.
Accidentally, greene did not mean to hit him. Eyes on the ball the whole time. Put his leg out. Did not kick, mearly protected himself from an oncoming hit.
You see this a few times each week at most, but never do you see someone actually cop it in the gob. Up to me... make it clear you can't do that anymore, and let Greene play. Can't punish someone for something in the rules that is not clear. I mean.. essentially Dal ran into his boot.
Channel 7 says he gets off. Clearly all non-bulldogs supporters can see how it's in play and there's nothing in it.
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He'll get two and be back for finals. No way a kick in the face is worth zero weeks and lol at the people calling it a football accident.
Leon Cameron will love that he is playing on the edge.
Leon Cameron will love that he is playing on the edge.
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Yes I think there is a duty of care, you can't fend off in general play high with studs up, same as elbow. Definite free kick as Dalhaus almost stops and props and Greene thrusts the studs at his face even if unintentionally.
And the mrp roll with the outcome not intent, so if it's stitches only for Dalhaus then maybe just a fine....if he'd injured him enough to miss the rest of game then prob would get 2 weeks under the system.
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He's not even the worst going around in the comp lol
Toby will not be suspended, but geez he find trouble too easily.
Cannot get time for that. Waite sticks his foot out every week when taking a mark.
I remember Sam Lloyd taking a big grab last year on KK, kneed him in the back of the head, ko'd and for the rest of the game. Nobody even blinked.
I remember Sam Lloyd taking a big grab last year on KK, kneed him in the back of the head, ko'd and for the rest of the game. Nobody even blinked.
He put his foot at face height and pushed out as opponent approached. It wasn't like he kept the foot lower to kick body. If a player was there, he was only going to make contact to the face. He foot moved toward Dahlhaus so Green must of expected it would likely connect to his opponents face. Got to go for a couple of weeks
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This guy did.
http://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/it...s/news-story/8e9a70fd2fcdd045b0167276a1516179
Basically awarded Jeremy Howe a "licence to fly" and banned Lloyd. Ignored the mark Lloyd took earlier in the year.
But I digress.
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Careless + high contact + medium impact (Dalhaus needed stitches?) = 2 weeks
Daniher puts his foot in his opponent's backs every week when he's taking hangers. This is no different to a knee to the back of the head in a contest which happens once a week at least.
Get your hand off it.
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Chris Grant lost the Brownlow medal for less than this.
