The level of corruption is too much. Can't take it anymore.
That's it. I'm giving up Australian Football.
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Nothing like a post made in the heat of the moment....
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I bet $375,000 you don't give up footy.The difference between insanity and genius is measured only in success.Comment
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I'm very close to giving up too...
And I was half expecting this to happen today..
I've been feeling very disillusioned by the AFL this year. The fact that we didn't get our final at the SCG, the good deals that GWS are getting, and now this ridiculous rubbish at the GF.
I went to the Prelim in Melbourne this year, and I'm happy I have now been to the MCG to see a game. But I won't be spending my money on a final again.. The AFL have pretty much lost me as a die hard fan.I'm convinced that there is some sort of favoritism for Melbourne clubs,I'm half convinced that there may be some outright corruption.
I will just look at the AFL as predetermined entertainment rather than sport now
I will maintain my Swans membership, because the club are fabulous, the team always tries, and a Swans match at the SCG on a Saturday night is fun and exciting.
But I don't support AFL anymore...just the Swans...Comment
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Yep, I think (almost) everyone here agrees we were robbed of a flag today. Sure we didn't play the best we could have, but we weren't allowed to play well. Our momentum was stunted from the opening bounce to the final siren. Neill Cordy's article from the Sun summaries the situation today perfectly.Comment
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Damn that Sorcerer! Twenty gold pieces and I'm wankered on rohypnol!Comment
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Every time it becomes enjoyable to be a Swans fan again, the AFL smashes us down......it is becoming increasingly hard to enjoy this game that I love so much. Those smug bastards know that this injustice will be lost in the romance of the 'history' they helped create, lost in the rejoicing of the non-Swan masses, and they will continue to pull the strings with the arrogance that comes with corrupt power. I'm disillusioned. It's going to be a long frustrating off season.
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Yep, I think (almost) everyone here agrees we were robbed of a flag today. Sure we didn't play the best we could have, but we weren't allowed to play well. Our momentum was stunted from the opening bounce to the final siren. Neill Cordy's article from the Sun summaries the situation today perfectly.
But I think you're not giving enough credit to the Dogs here. The Dogs played well and earned their win.
I just wish we could break our drought. It's now six times in a row that we have finished on top of the ladder and not finished the job in the Grand Final: 1935, 1936, 1945, 1996, 2014 and now 2016. Minor premiers and runners up in these six years."Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi finalComment
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I agree that the umpiring could have been better. We also had some bad luck with injuries; Franklin sprained his ankle in the first quarter and Hannebery strained his knee in the third. Had these players remained fit throughout the game, the result may have been different.
But I think you're not giving enough credit to the Dogs here. The Dogs played well and earned their win.
I just wish we could break our drought. It's now six times in a row that we have finished on top of the ladder and not finished the job in the Grand Final: 1935, 1936, 1945, 1996, 2014 and now 2016. Minor premiers and runners up in these six years.Comment
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The integrity of the AFL suffered a serious blow today. These three men are suppose to the best three field umpires in the entire country. Yet they led the Bulldogs stay afloat until they were able to move forward in the final ten minutes.
I do however pose an interesting 'what if'. What if the umpiring had been fair and competent, we could have been 4 goals ahead with 10 minutes to go, AND they could have won by a whisker a la this season's Round 15 SCG game.
Perhaps even more devastating
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