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  • ugg
    Can you feel it?
    Site Admin
    • Jan 2003
    • 15970

    Buddy $1000 fine

    BUT

    Zak Jones offered 1 week for striking Butler. Anyone remember the incidents?
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    • liz
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      Site Admin
      • Jan 2003
      • 16773

      Originally posted by ugg
      Buddy $1000 fine

      BUT

      Zak Jones offered 1 week for striking Butler. Anyone remember the incidents?
      Unsurprisingly, he was one of the feistier ones involved in the push and shove that followed Buddy's bump. I don't recall anything that looked like a punch but I think he did make some contact high to a Tiger. Given the AFL's crackdown on punching, they may well have determined that his action was more than a push. Although he'll be a loss, it might not be a bad thing to calm him down a bit. Feistiness is good but he always looks likely to do something a bit daft.

      Edit: The MRP statement says the incident occurred in the 3rd term, so was unrelated to the post-buddy-bump fracas.
      Last edited by liz; 19 June 2017, 05:43 PM. Reason: update

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      • stevoswan
        Veterans List
        • Sep 2014
        • 8559

        Originally posted by barry
        I have no doubt Rohan will get selected, simply because he did a few flash things in the last quarter and because we won. We've had 5 years of this.

        Had nankervis kicked straight, he would be dropped.
        Rohan will not be dropped. As others have pointed out, he does so many one percenters that don't go into the stats book. He marks well, he has speed and an X factor which can win games......and you only improve your game at that standard by playing at that standard. He won't be dropped. Towers however........

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        • Sandridge
          Outer wing, Lake Oval
          • Apr 2010
          • 2078

          Originally posted by Industrial Fan
          Buddy gone

          Actually seems unlikely.
          Originally posted by ugg
          Buddy $1000 fine

          BUT

          Zak Jones offered 1 week for striking Butler. Anyone remember the incidents?
          Buddy fined for NOT hitting someone in the head.
          And the Tiger who bumped Hayward and DID get him in the head received ......?

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          • Mel_C
            Veterans List
            • Jan 2003
            • 4470

            Yeah I can't believe he was fined for contact to the head. Maybe they had a different camera angle that showed the contact.

            Haven't seen any footage of the Jones incident. Even the sport news didn't show anything. It must have been bad if it is 2 weeks down to 1.

            What's laughable is that the MRP assessed that the exaggeration by Rance to the push in the chest was not excessive. What a load of rubbish!!

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            • dimelb
              pr. dim-melb; m not f
              • Jun 2003
              • 6889

              Originally posted by Mel_C
              Yeah I can't believe he was fined for contact to the head. Maybe they had a different camera angle that showed the contact.

              Haven't seen any footage of the Jones incident. Even the sport news didn't show anything. It must have been bad if it is 2 weeks down to 1.

              What's laughable is that the MRP assessed that the exaggeration by Rance to the push in the chest was not excessive. What a load of rubbish!!
              There's a funny snippet in the highlights, a quick shot before fadeout of an enthusiastic Swans supporter rising to his feet to applaud Rance getting flattened - love it!
              He reminds him of the guys, close-set, slow, and never rattled, who were play-makers on the team. (John Updike, seeing Josh Kennedy in a crystal ball)

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              • aguy
                Senior Player
                • Mar 2014
                • 1324

                Originally posted by magic.merkin
                Gary's last was huge, the biggest output on the ground.

                AFL Player Ratings on Twitter: "Round 13, 2017. Richmond v Sydney Swans #AFLTigersSwans https://t.co/UDQawYqpR0"

                "Now, using the most sophisticated algorithm ever applied to our game, we are assessing every single action of every player, determining the impact of that action, and providing points ? either positive or negative ? toward that player's rating compared to his peers.

                Along with the obvious acts such as goals, marks and disposals, we've included intercepts, spoils, kicking to a contest, smothers, chasing, corralling and many other 'one-percenters' - along with where and when they occurred - to paint a complete picture of ever player's impact on a game."
                I notice that Franklin guy was our second worst on ground according to those player ratings. Don't know know he keeps holding his spot!!

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                • dejavoodoo44
                  Veterans List
                  • Apr 2015
                  • 8637

                  Originally posted by Mel_C
                  Yeah I can't believe he was fined for contact to the head. Maybe they had a different camera angle that showed the contact.

                  Haven't seen any footage of the Jones incident. Even the sport news didn't show anything. It must have been bad if it is 2 weeks down to 1.

                  What's laughable is that the MRP assessed that the exaggeration by Rance to the push in the chest was not excessive. What a load of rubbish!!

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                  Yes, it seems like the Tribunal has a problem with the concept of 'head': remember the famous line regarding Tippett, "His head at no stage hit the ground."
                  And in regards to Rance, if I'm interpreting their gobbledygook right: they seem to be saying, 'yes he staged for a free, but it was an appropriate level of staging'!?? Hopefully somebody will delve into the rulebook and find out what the appropriate level of diving is.
                  Though I am I little bit surprised that they can sanction a player for diving. Has that been in for long? Is it known as the Matthew Lloyd rule?

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                  • Meg
                    Go Swannies!
                    Site Admin
                    • Aug 2011
                    • 4828

                    There is a photo heading the MRP story on the AFL app which clearly shows Jack Riewoldt punching Buddy on the jaw with a closed fist, in the fracas that Richmond players started after Buddy bumped Menadue (on the shoulder). Yet Riewoldt was not even cited by the MRP? Should have been intentional, high contact, low impact - 2 match penalty down to one with early plea (the same as Zac Jones).

                    Franklin, Selwood among big names free to play in round 14
                    Relief for stars but Swan, Sun offered bans - M.afl.com.au

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                    • Meg
                      Go Swannies!
                      Site Admin
                      • Aug 2011
                      • 4828

                      Originally posted by dejavoodoo44
                      Though I am I little bit surprised that they can sanction a player for diving. Has that been in for long? Is it known as the Matthew Lloyd rule?
                      Staging is a reportable offence which can attract a penalty of a written reprimand (first offence), $1500/$1000 fine (2nd) or $2500/$1500 (3rd and subsequent). Has been in the Tribunal rules for several years.

                      And Rance should have been receiving a letter this week. Or possibly a fine if both his Oscar routines in the match had been assessed.

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                      • Nico
                        Veterans List
                        • Jan 2003
                        • 11339

                        The algorithm is back. I thought it disappeared when Einstein died. But it is back and is now up there with the best of current day buzz words. There is an algorithm for this and an algorithm for that. What is you take on algorithms Ludwig?
                        http://www.nostalgiamusic.co.uk/secu...res/srh806.jpg

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                        • i'm-uninformed2
                          Reefer Madness
                          • Oct 2003
                          • 4653

                          By the way, not sure it's been mentioned and apologies if it has.

                          With Heeney's goal in the third (after an absolutely cracking tackle by Newman, the new fave on here) did everyone appreciate just how smooth and absurdly easy he made the pick up and left foot kick for goal look?

                          The three quick steps, the clean hands, the assessment of time and space, the balance on his left, the purity of the strike. It was truly ridiculous and easy to take for granted because it looked simple.

                          But it really was magic.
                          'Delicious' is a fun word to say

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                          • MattW
                            Veterans List
                            • May 2011
                            • 4218

                            Originally posted by crackedactor
                            Some great last quarter individual efforts by Rohan and Naismith. But I thought the effort, with a minute to go, by Newman to Spoil Rioli on the wing and win possession of the ball was truly outstanding. I see he is finally being recognised as a serious player.
                            Shades of Marty Mattner that moment.

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                            • dejavoodoo44
                              Veterans List
                              • Apr 2015
                              • 8637

                              Originally posted by Nico
                              The algorithm is back. I thought it disappeared when Einstein died. But it is back and is now up there with the best of current day buzz words. There is an algorithm for this and an algorithm for that. What is you take on algorithms Ludwig?
                              Algorithms: I'm pretty sure they're iconic.

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                              • bloodspirit
                                Clubman
                                • Apr 2015
                                • 4448

                                Originally posted by i'm-uninformed2
                                By the way, not sure it's been mentioned and apologies if it has.

                                With Heeney's goal in the third (after an absolutely cracking tackle by Newman, the new fave on here) did everyone appreciate just how smooth and absurdly easy he made the pick up and left foot kick for goal look?

                                The three quick steps, the clean hands, the assessment of time and space, the balance on his left, the purity of the strike. It was truly ridiculous and easy to take for granted because it looked simple.

                                But it really was magic.
                                Heeney's cleanness with the ball, as well as his hardness and courage, is what makes him such a special player. Totally agree.
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