Dogs kicking themselves out of this with inaccuracy, which is a joy to watch, then Reiwoldt bangs through a torpedo after the three quarter time siren to really rub it in
Round 4: the other games. Am I looking at this the right way up?
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I haven't seen a second of the game, but it appears that they've let the crowd do the umpiring. Though now that I think of it, it was probably a shame that Toby wasn't making his comeback, as it's hard to see him get out of that, without earning another 6 or 8 weeks.Comment
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"You get the feeling that like Monty Python's Black Knight, the Swans would regard amputation as merely a flesh wound."Comment
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Problem is, the AFL's response to poor officiating has always been to deny there's an issue and clamp down on criticism.
It must makes it hard to actually do anything to improve things when you're behaving in such a manner.Comment
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Regardless of whether the free kicks are there or not, one would think that the sheer volume of free kicks we're seeing would contradict or undermine the the AFL's determination to keep the ball in play, to keep the play flowing. Mostly when a free is given, play stops, defences reset, avenues to goal are clogged. This trend seems to fly in the face of recent rule adjustments such as the fullback can now kick in before the goal umpire finishes waving the flags, and insufficient attempt to keep the ball in play, rushing behinds etc. It's a bad look for the game. It's the main reason I can't tolerate rugby union.It's very hard to live in a studio apartment in San Jose with a man who's learning to play violin. That's what she told the police when she handed them the empty revolver.
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