TigerHunter
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Jackson will get a week or two as he is a serial offender. I reckon (hope) the other incidents go through without penalty, they were just part of footy.
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MRP / Trib. Will Schofield
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I would be happy if there were no suspensions from the game.
W Schofield 2 matches striking J Riewoldt, due to poor record.
From Patrick Keane on Twitter
And in other news
B Waters cleared contact D Jackson. Panel said no forceful high contact and that Waters’ action was not unreasonable in the circumstances.
From Patrick Keane on Twitter
And in other news
B Waters cleared contact D Jackson. Panel said no forceful high contact and that Waters’ action was not unreasonable in the circumstances.
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Wait, so Selwood gets off and Schofield doesn't? 
closed fist as opposed to open handed slap, 2 games is harsh on Schoey he would have been important against North, hopefully Mitch Brown can get up for this week.
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Schofield would have copped a week - it was his carryover from his trip on Murphy last year that made it 2 weeks.
Ultimately when a guy leaves the ground vomiting from being hit in the stomach, it's hard to argue the force was low impact.
Ultimately when a guy leaves the ground vomiting from being hit in the stomach, it's hard to argue the force was low impact.
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2 weeks is rubbish.
Mitch Brown now massively important.
Mitch Brown now massively important.
MoJo! Good call Matt.
Mitch Brown must have one eye on next week, the match committee would have had a good look at the Richmond game and seen that he didn't have enough opportunity to make an eye catching performance. One eyed view maybe but he's still a big part of our future plans, we shouldn't let his injury cloud our vision.
Mitch Brown must have one eye on next week, the match committee would have had a good look at the Richmond game and seen that he didn't have enough opportunity to make an eye catching performance. One eyed view maybe but he's still a big part of our future plans, we shouldn't let his injury cloud our vision.
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genuine thanks for the great comedy there guys, I was actually laughing out loud with all that.
We'll miss Schoey more against Essendon. We need to bring in another player who can run hard, and encourage Smith to run off halfback. What about Lewis Stevenson? What does everyone think? I'll post on "Changes R6 vs North" as well...
We'll miss Schoey more against Essendon. We need to bring in another player who can run hard, and encourage Smith to run off halfback. What about Lewis Stevenson? What does everyone think? I'll post on "Changes R6 vs North" as well...
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i think whats more stupid is the fact raines gets 3 weeks and joel selwood gets off, mrp is ****ing ridiculous
Look at the upside with J.Selwood, at least the attention is drawn away from high tackles, and draft manipulation ect...
Just a general question. I know it's unlikely but what would be the chances of it being reduced to a week if we were to go through the tribunial, from what I could see there was lack of video footage. Would that work for or against us?
Here's hoping browny's eye is alright and it's not a perferated cornia, that could take months for his eye to repair itself and blurred vision to go away.
Just a general question. I know it's unlikely but what would be the chances of it being reduced to a week if we were to go through the tribunial, from what I could see there was lack of video footage. Would that work for or against us?
Here's hoping browny's eye is alright and it's not a perferated cornia, that could take months for his eye to repair itself and blurred vision to go away.
