In most cases don’t players “draw” a free kick or gain a free kick due to the opposition player doing something wrong according to the umpire? I can’t see any logic in the player receiving the umpires decision for a free kick, being hounded for just that, receiving the free kick. Reversely, I can’t see any logic for a player not receiving a free kick, for an action of the tackler that should attract one from the umpire, being houndedWhat'sinaname wrote:One of the most important facets is to get the football. If you have it, you try to maintain possession or give the ball legally to a team mate. Not to try and draw a free kick from the opponent.
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Got to give them credit where it's due, they were fine tonight. Sure there were some missed free kicks both ways, but there wasn't anything that really stood out as a howler.
They were ridiculously trigger happy on holding the ball, but that suits our game plan perfectly. We kicked probably at least 5-6 directly from free kicks within 30m of goal.
They were ridiculously trigger happy on holding the ball, but that suits our game plan perfectly. We kicked probably at least 5-6 directly from free kicks within 30m of goal.
Mate they were better than usual.eddiesmith wrote:Got to give them credit where it's due, they were fine tonight. Sure there were some missed free kicks both ways, but there wasn't anything that really stood out as a howler.
They were ridiculously trigger happy on holding the ball, but that suits our game plan perfectly. We kicked probably at least 5-6 directly from free kicks within 30m of goal.
But Melbourne still had a slight advantage compared to us
You were watching a different game. They were horrendous tonight. Especiallyeddiesmith wrote:Got to give them credit where it's due, they were fine tonight. Sure there were some missed free kicks both ways, but there wasn't anything that really stood out as a howler.
They were ridiculously trigger happy on holding the ball, but that suits our game plan perfectly. We kicked probably at least 5-6 directly from free kicks within 30m of goal.
Stephens(12). More than a couple of howlers
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Stephen's hates us, always has, but the other 2 more than made up for it. You cannot seriously complain about that game?scoobydoo wrote:You were watching a different game. They were horrendous tonight. Especiallyeddiesmith wrote:Got to give them credit where it's due, they were fine tonight. Sure there were some missed free kicks both ways, but there wasn't anything that really stood out as a howler.
They were ridiculously trigger happy on holding the ball, but that suits our game plan perfectly. We kicked probably at least 5-6 directly from free kicks within 30m of goal.
Stephens(12). More than a couple of howlers
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Elliott should of got a 50 after having clearly been pushed after he marked the footy. Fact.
It pains me to see that we never get the same treatment as the opponent. The list goes on and on.
Can someone help me out with the daicos slam tackle and holding the ball rule. he clearly should have been given the opportunity to stay on his line and prop before being told to play on.
It pains me to see that we never get the same treatment as the opponent. The list goes on and on.
Can someone help me out with the daicos slam tackle and holding the ball rule. he clearly should have been given the opportunity to stay on his line and prop before being told to play on.
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The umpire decided correctly that he took a step forward and had played on before stopping. It’s harsh but I paid one 35m out from goal in a tight game 2 weeks ago so I can’t complainsimon tonna wrote:Elliott should of got a 50 after having clearly been pushed after he marked the footy. Fact.
It pains me to see that we never get the same treatment as the opponent. The list goes on and on.
Can someone help me out with the daicos slam tackle and holding the ball rule. he clearly should have been given the opportunity to stay on his line and prop before being told to play on.
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^^^^simon tonna wrote:Elliott should of got a 50 after having clearly been pushed after he marked the footy. Fact.
It pains me to see that we never get the same treatment as the opponent. The list goes on and on.
Can someone help me out with the daicos slam tackle and holding the ball rule. he clearly should have been given the opportunity to stay on his line and prop before being told to play on.
Eddiesmith as an umpire can you please shine a light on this? I noticed the very same thing and was bloody bewildered
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