I'd tell him to contact ASADA for his team....geez.I had a WCE mate message me during the game "it'd be a good game if the umpires weren't giving Richmond an arm chair ride"!
I'd tell him to contact ASADA for his team....geez.I had a WCE mate message me during the game "it'd be a good game if the umpires weren't giving Richmond an arm chair ride"!
Top 5 post in this thread of over 13,000 posts!Cheating bastards paid us more frees than WC.
They can gagf
im glad they didnt pay a free to Jack when he led his knees drop just a little, then lifted his arm to draw the high contact. it is just a pity they pay it every other time!wasn't sure where to put this, but interesting there was no comment, no repurcussions, nothing from the Nick Daicos throw the head back stage attempt to get a free in front of goal. It was comical, and obvious to everyone what happened, ND was a bit sheepish. The reaction from everyone was a bit "come on mate you're pushing it a bit far"
Nothing against the kid, he's learning and doing his best, but it was as obvious a stage as you will ever see, ridiculous. You'd think someone would have at least commented on it considering the whole recent Ginnivan/ Weightman hype/ controversy? Can't help but wonder what the reaction would be if a Richmond player did it.
Is there still a fine for staging?
There was another comical one, forget which game or who. player tackled, both players end up on the ground on the boundary with ball locked in, the tackled player throws his head back a bit, this is after all motion had stopped as if he was thinking may as well have a go, and he gets the free!
Did he really say that? Good on him.Blobbo: “What’s your take of the free kick discrepancy?”
Dimma: “Cheating *smile*”
Umpire is right there. Looking straight at it. Nothing.Right in front of the umpire! Rhys Mathieson throw:
‘Extraordinary’: Lion’s blatant throw ‘like something in State of Origin’
‘Extraordinary’: Lion’s blatant throw ‘like something in State of Origin’www.foxsports.com.au
Right in front of the umpire! Rhys Mathieson throw:
‘Extraordinary’: Lion’s blatant throw ‘like something in State of Origin’
‘Extraordinary’: Lion’s blatant throw ‘like something in State of Origin’www.foxsports.com.au
Be interesting to see if they follow through on this considering that they’ve ignored it for the last decade.UMPIRES have been instructed not to pay free kicks to players who they believe are responsible for drawing high contact from tacklers.
The AFL's head of umpiring, Dan Richardson, said the rules would not reward players for
"putting themselves in vulnerable positions to draw a free kick".
"This is something we prefer not to see in our game at any level," he said.
it would be great if someone could ask why the change now, when Selwood, Shuey and others, including on occasion our own Dylan Grimes have done it for years.Be interesting to see if they follow through on this considering that they’ve ignored it for the last decade.
This should actually be good for us, our “too high” tackling is pretty ordinary.UMPIRES have been instructed not to pay free kicks to players who they believe are responsible for drawing high contact from tacklers.
The AFL's head of umpiring, Dan Richardson, said the rules would not reward players for
"putting themselves in vulnerable positions to draw a free kick".
"This is something we prefer not to see in our game at any level," he said.
And on a completely unrelated note, Selwood has announced his retirement, effective immediatelyUMPIRES have been instructed not to pay free kicks to players who they believe are responsible for drawing high contact from tacklers.
The AFL's head of umpiring, Dan Richardson, said the rules would not reward players for
"putting themselves in vulnerable positions to draw a free kick".
"This is something we prefer not to see in our game at any level," he said.
I imagine ducking into a tackle will be penalised for all except the serial 'duckers' at Geelong as they seem to be all immune to mere rules