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Very few know this but they have their own Joffa.
Once the 6th goal from a Free is slotted, Adrian Anderson dons his glittery trenchcoat and runs down his back steps, with breezer in his right hand and ump card pile in the other for a short jig under the flood light.The Pain of Discipline is Nothing Like The Pain of DisappointmentComment
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Listen to yourselves, all bagging these guys and gals who train weekly and get out there and umpire in all weather conditions.
These guys umpire the greatest game on the planet.
Thier Actions speak louder, than we slackers whinging online.
We need to be always encouraging the next generation of umpires at all levels of FOOTYYou know it makes sense. I'm 1%aComment
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Listen to yourselves, all bagging these guys and gals who train weekly and get out there and umpire in all weather conditions.
These guys umpire the greatest game on the planet.
Thier Actions speak louder, than we slackers whinging online.
We need to be always encouraging the next generation of umpires at all levels of FOOTY
You forgot to mention, They actually have real jobs as well.
We don't really hate them, It's part of the theatre of footy to boo the villans
And now they have their own footy cards. Game on.Comment
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I bet it's the idea of some idiot in the AFL marketing department. "This'll make the fans love 'em!"
I feel sorry for the umps. There are so many rules, they are ridiculously complicated and they change not just every year but every week. Right now we're in the middle of 'put away the whistle' month, which is great, but it won't last.The man who laughs has not yet heard the terrible newsComment
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"Never ever ever state that Sydney is gone.They are like cockroaches in the aftermath of a nuclear war"
(Forum poster 'Change', Big Footy 04Apr09)Comment
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I think you are missing the point. The umpires should be seen and not heard. They are trying to make themselves as big as the players, they forget, people come to see the players, not the umpires. If they stopped trying to put themselves up as stars of the game, I for one, would not be as hard on them.Listen to yourselves, all bagging these guys and gals who train weekly and get out there and umpire in all weather conditions.
These guys umpire the greatest game on the planet.
Thier Actions speak louder, than we slackers whinging online.
We need to be always encouraging the next generation of umpires at all levels of FOOTYDoes God believe in Atheists?Comment
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I guess we wouldn't notice the whistle so much if we participated in "Dry July"I bet it's the idea of some idiot in the AFL marketing department. "This'll make the fans love 'em!"
I feel sorry for the umps. There are so many rules, they are ridiculously complicated and they change not just every year but every week. Right now we're in the middle of 'put away the whistle' month, which is great, but it won't last.Comment

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