Yeah it was and there were a couple of others on there that were good too.
I quite liked the one about the Clarkson making a call to Gil and the AFL shortly after making a “no loss for Hawthorn” rule
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I quite liked the one about the Clarkson making a call to Gil and the AFL shortly after making a “no loss for Hawthorn” rule
Was thinking that myself, not the planning of it, but the umpires will now be watching. Lynch will settle down, but the oppo won't, and the whistle will be blown in our favour. If it was a rather cunning plan, kudos to the mastermind, I think it'll work.
Thats because we were only supposed to have won the one flag and then pissed off back to obscurity, nice novelty nice fairytale.
Unfortunately we didnt.
Rancey always changed his game when he played on Buddy. Rance rarely engaged in the niggle stuff, just beat his opponents, if he even bothered to stand an opponent. Against Bud, the push and shove came out, and from what I remember, Bud always fell for it.
I think the Collins footage is hilarious. Lynch gives him a whack in the midrift - he seems truly shocked that it happened - like, wow! Its a footy match and my opponent touched me. Grow up fella - your playing on one of the top 3 full forwards in the game, it aint gonna be easy!
He then runs after Lynch for a little bit, realises he is gonna get beat to the ball.
Then Lee Harvey Oswald shot him from the book depository building, although some claim that they did here shots from beyond the grassly knoll.
Now, the comments from gamer-boy Mitch Robinson - pull the other one *smile*. You were sacked by Carlton for continually getting rubbed out for over the top aggressive play which then boiled over to getting a fractured eye socked from getting in a brawl in the CDB & missing games. You let your team down bigtime & you literally have a lifetime supply of wanker-points sitting in your back-pocket. The fact you made the comments while playing video-games on twitch just shows you how much of a tosser you are.
Once you have lived through this Mitch, you should know - you have no say in these conversations.
For those who may have forgotten...
Mitch Robinson fined by Carlton after suffering fractured eye socket in CBD brawl
MITCH Robinson’s career is on the line after Carlton discovered the volatile Blue had tried to hide his role in a 5am brawl in which his eye socket was fractured.
Five days after teammate Jeff Garlett was injured in a CBD fracas that saw four people charged with offences including affray and assault, it emerged Robinson was also there.
Carlton only became aware Robinson’s early-morning adventures in Lonsdale St after he sought medical attention for a painful eye socket. Scans confirmed a fracture.
The club last night revealed it had fined Robinson the maximum $5000 available under player rules. The eye socket injury means his season is effectively over.
Like Garlett, the volatile forward is out of contract and continues to frustrate the club with his indiscretions and suspensions.News_Image_File: Mitch Robinson pleads his case with the umpire. Picture: Michael Klein
He has been a lightning rod for controversy over the course of a six-year AFL career.
In January last year he was involved in a fight at the Big Day Out music festival and as a consequence volunteered for two months with the Salvation Army and donated $1000 to charity.
Robinson, 25, has been suspended three times this season for on-field indiscretions, the most recent a two-match ban incurred just two weeks ago.
“It’s disappointing it has come to light that both players were out in the early hours of Sunday morning — had they not put themselves in that position then this incident could have been avoided,” Carlton football manager Andrew McKay said.
“It should serve as a warning to all our players that they need to take responsibility for their behaviour and the situations they put themselves in. As professional athletes we expect them to lead by example.News_Image_File: Mitch Robinson in trouble at the Big Day Out, posted on twitter by Matt @Ssv22.
“This type of behaviour will not be tolerated at our football club.”
Coach Mick Malthouse will be crestfallen by the betrayal of trust which has echoes of the August 2008 incident which saw Collingwood players Heath Shaw and Alan Didak deceive him.
They crashed a car and denied Didak was involved, but later confessed and were suspended for the rest of the year.
It continues a diabolical year for Carlton which plunged from finals contention, moved on its chief executive Greg Swann, lost president Steve Kernahan and could see its best player Chris Judd retire.
Four players have been involved in controversial incidents with Josh Bootsma sacked for sending obscene images to a teenage girl and defender Simon White charged over a city assault.News_Image_File: Jeff Garlett was ineligible for senior selection this week. Picture: Colleen Petch.
Neither Garlett nor Robinson were charged by police over the sidewalk bust-up, which occurred in the early hours of last Sunday.
Four men in their 20s have been charged with offences including recklessly causing injury and assault.
Garlett had been celebrating his 25th birthday but ended up in hospital after being taken by ambulance with head lacerations.
Details of that incident are said to be sketchy but Carlton believes they were not the aggressors.
The incident had already cost Garlett his spot in the Blues’ team to face Gold Coast tomorrow, with Malthouse saying during the week it was “totally unacceptable” for players to be out that late.
Garlett was also fined $2500.Robinson will miss three to four weeks, all but ending his season with four home-and-away rounds remaining.
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Leysy for one is welcoming it.
Every player in our hub will know about it and feel it. And knowing how close they all are - will get even closer, especially around Tom.
Imagine the narrative and options it gives our coach with his famous storylines that focus our great team.
Perfect timing.
Every player in our hub will know about it and feel it. And knowing how close they all are - will get even closer, especially around Tom.
Imagine the narrative and options it gives our coach with his famous storylines that focus our great team.
Perfect timing.
Lets not forget Cameron from GWS caused a "Brain Bleed" on a guy by going the elbow in a pack situation. Its ridiculous. I am guessing if they took the entire goal to goal line vision Collins and Lynch would have been going at it the whole game
Okay, So he said the comments 2 weeks ago. Nothing to do with the GC game.
“I know it came off the back of the Witherden incident. It’s two weeks old, it’s emerged (Wednesday), the Lions became aware of it
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“I know it came off the back of the Witherden incident. It’s two weeks old, it’s emerged (Wednesday), the Lions became aware of it
AFL: ‘Severe’ fallout to Mitch Robinson’s ‘w*****’ sledge
Mitch Robinson has reportedly been pulled into line by his footy club after vision of the Brisbane Lions player spraying Richmond rival Tom Lynch emerged on Wednesday.
Ross brought up Collins hit on Lynch and how much Lynch got and gets scragged by oppo defenders.
Then went on to say Robinson should pull his head in and just go on about his business playing footy.
New vision reveals SUNS star may have sparked ugly dust-up with Tom Lynch
New vision reveals SUNS star may have sparked ugly dust-up
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New vision reveals SUNS star may have sparked ugly dust-up with Tom Lynch
As the fallout continues from Tom Lynch’s hit on Sam Collins, footage from the third quarter has come into light as a possible reason for the Richmond forward’s outburst.
Lynch was slapped with two striking fines after his side’s win over Gold Coast, with an off-the-ball hit on Sam Collins leaving the Suns defender fuming and much of the AFL world incensed.
Now, footage from the third quarter shows the off-the-ball treatment that may’ve led to tensions boiling over for Lynch in the final term.
During the third quarter, Sam Collins was awarded a free kick after Lynch pushed the defender in the back during a marking contest.
While looking at the umpire to see what he had signalled, Collins threw an arm towards the midriff region of Lynch.
The Tigers forward reacted by becoming involved in a scuffle with Collins, which then saw Suns co-captain Jarrod Witts come in and engage with Lynch.
Lynch would be charged for striking Witts, as well as a fourth quarter hit on Collins, but Essendon great Matthew Lloyd said Lynch had to better “pick your moments” to retaliate.
“You’re venting in a sense and you’re frustrated,” he said on Channel 9’s Footy Classified.
“What I’d say to Tom is don’t react then and there, wait your time, there might be a time where Sam Collins is backing back into a pack. Put your knee up, go for a mark and you might hurt Collins in that way.
He’s just probably got to get some advice, pick your moments rather than hurting your team.”
Former Fremantle coach Ross Lyon agreed, telling Collins he needed to “wear what comes” when engaging in off-the-ball hits of his own.
“That was very aggressive. To me identical to Lynch but with more force,” he said.
“I think it was very aggressive by Collins and that’s OK, but if you’re going to do that you’ve got to wear what comes. You give and you wear them.
“In the context of treatment, I’ve watched all year, he was under pressure for not performing, people were holding with two arms around him. He’s decided enough is enough, I’m getting aggressive. Generally the full backs are behind and in your back.
“I think keep standing your ground Tom, attack the ball hard and when you get an opportunity, take it and tackle hard and hit the pack hard.”
Gee I wonder if Mincey and Yobbo will run with this on AFL360 tonight? What about Gaddy on his breakfast radio show?New vision reveals SUNS star may have sparked ugly dust-up with Tom Lynch
New vision reveals SUNS star may have sparked ugly dust-up
New vision reveals SUNS star may have sparked ugly dust-up with Tom Lynch
As the fallout continues from Tom Lynch’s hit on Sam Collins, footage from the third quarter has come into light as a possible reason for the Richmond forward’s outburst.
Lynch was slapped with two striking fines after his side’s win over Gold Coast, with an off-the-ball hit on Sam Collins leaving the Suns defender fuming and much of the AFL world incensed.
Now, footage from the third quarter shows the off-the-ball treatment that may’ve led to tensions boiling over for Lynch in the final term.
During the third quarter, Sam Collins was awarded a free kick after Lynch pushed the defender in the back during a marking contest.
While looking at the umpire to see what he had signalled, Collins threw an arm towards the midriff region of Lynch.
The Tigers forward reacted by becoming involved in a scuffle with Collins, which then saw Suns co-captain Jarrod Witts come in and engage with Lynch.
Lynch would be charged for striking Witts, as well as a fourth quarter hit on Collins, but Essendon great Matthew Lloyd said Lynch had to better “pick your moments” to retaliate.
“You’re venting in a sense and you’re frustrated,” he said on Channel 9’s Footy Classified.
“What I’d say to Tom is don’t react then and there, wait your time, there might be a time where Sam Collins is backing back into a pack. Put your knee up, go for a mark and you might hurt Collins in that way.
He’s just probably got to get some advice, pick your moments rather than hurting your team.”
Former Fremantle coach Ross Lyon agreed, telling Collins he needed to “wear what comes” when engaging in off-the-ball hits of his own.
“That was very aggressive. To me identical to Lynch but with more force,” he said.
“I think it was very aggressive by Collins and that’s OK, but if you’re going to do that you’ve got to wear what comes. You give and you wear them.
“In the context of treatment, I’ve watched all year, he was under pressure for not performing, people were holding with two arms around him. He’s decided enough is enough, I’m getting aggressive. Generally the full backs are behind and in your back.
“I think keep standing your ground Tom, attack the ball hard and when you get an opportunity, take it and tackle hard and hit the pack hard.”
I bet not
. None of them will be man enough to admit they extremely judgemental and biased when it comes to Lynch and RFC as a whole.How do Collins and Witts escape any sanction when compared with what Lynch did? The only difference I see is that Collins is a pussy and went down like a sack of spuds. His hit on Lynch was at least the equal in force yet Lynch stood his ground and then got attacked from behind by Witts. WTF is he supposed to do when attacked on both sides like that? The free kick should have been reversed.
Anyone who can't see that this is a hatchet job on Lynch by a media with an agenda has their eyes closed.
Good to see the Collins punch getting some traction finally.
Thank you yes I will take credit for drawing attention to it.
Thank you yes I will take credit for drawing attention to it.
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