Anti-Saints tribunal decisions
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Anti-Saints tribunal decisions
Thought it might be interesting to collect together some of those obviously farked up tribunal decisions where we have copped it, perhaps along with some examples of how it seems to work when it is the other way round?
Maybe give the media a nice shortlist to consider.
I'll kick us off with a couple of obvious ones:
Barry Hall v Matthew Maguire (2005)
Brad Scott v Lenny Hayes (2002)
Matt Scarlett v Nick Riewoldt (2004)
Matt Whelan v Luke Ball (2007)
Maybe give the media a nice shortlist to consider.
I'll kick us off with a couple of obvious ones:
Barry Hall v Matthew Maguire (2005)
Brad Scott v Lenny Hayes (2002)
Matt Scarlett v Nick Riewoldt (2004)
Matt Whelan v Luke Ball (2007)
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Re: Anti-Saints tribunal decisions
You should name this thread "Conspiracy Theorists of the world Unite!"Brewer wrote:Thought it might be interesting to collect together some of those obviously farked up tribunal decisions where we have copped it, perhaps along with some examples of how it seems to work when it is the other way round?
Maybe give the media a nice shortlist to consider.
I'll kick us off with a couple of obvious ones:
Barry Hall v Matthew Maguire (2005)
Brad Scott v Lenny Hayes (2002)
Matt Scarlett v Nick Riewoldt (2004)
Matt Whelan v Luke Ball (2007)
...this is getting a bit silly don't you think?
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Re: Anti-Saints tribunal decisions
Krikkett wrote:You should name this thread "Conspiracy Theorists of the world Unite!"Brewer wrote:Thought it might be interesting to collect together some of those obviously farked up tribunal decisions where we have copped it, perhaps along with some examples of how it seems to work when it is the other way round?
Maybe give the media a nice shortlist to consider.
I'll kick us off with a couple of obvious ones:
Barry Hall v Matthew Maguire (2005)
Brad Scott v Lenny Hayes (2002)
Matt Scarlett v Nick Riewoldt (2004)
Matt Whelan v Luke Ball (2007)
...this is getting a bit silly don't you think?
Ummm no actually.
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Seeing as the tribunal is joke, I thought I'd join in.
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Re: Anti-Saints tribunal decisions
AWWWW...did I disagree with you sweetie?Iceman234 wrote:Krikkett wrote:You should name this thread "Conspiracy Theorists of the world Unite!"Brewer wrote:Thought it might be interesting to collect together some of those obviously farked up tribunal decisions where we have copped it, perhaps along with some examples of how it seems to work when it is the other way round?
Maybe give the media a nice shortlist to consider.
I'll kick us off with a couple of obvious ones:
Barry Hall v Matthew Maguire (2005)
Brad Scott v Lenny Hayes (2002)
Matt Scarlett v Nick Riewoldt (2004)
Matt Whelan v Luke Ball (2007)
...this is getting a bit silly don't you think?
Ummm no actually.
FOFF Kirkett
Deal with it, there is no conspiracy...which is going against the strange theme of this forum.
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J Brown (Bris) v's Jason Blake (around 2004)
Scott and Johnson vs Riewoldt's shoulder (2005)
Lloyd vs Thomson (or was it Hayes?)(I was trying to handball like robert harvey)
Alessio v's Bakes ankle
Bakes "attempted" striking
Fraser's "tummy tap"
The list is like my Johnson - long and distinguished and all are within about the last 5 or 6 years. It is beyond a joke and this is the final straw. If the admin don't pursue avery avenue available to have this rubbish overturned, I will sign a petition for a spill of the board.
Scott and Johnson vs Riewoldt's shoulder (2005)
Lloyd vs Thomson (or was it Hayes?)(I was trying to handball like robert harvey)
Alessio v's Bakes ankle
Bakes "attempted" striking
Fraser's "tummy tap"
The list is like my Johnson - long and distinguished and all are within about the last 5 or 6 years. It is beyond a joke and this is the final straw. If the admin don't pursue avery avenue available to have this rubbish overturned, I will sign a petition for a spill of the board.
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Re: Anti-Saints tribunal decisions
Oops sorry bout the name bytch.Krikkett wrote:AWWWW...did I disagree with you sweetie?Iceman234 wrote:Krikkett wrote:You should name this thread "Conspiracy Theorists of the world Unite!"Brewer wrote:Thought it might be interesting to collect together some of those obviously farked up tribunal decisions where we have copped it, perhaps along with some examples of how it seems to work when it is the other way round?
Maybe give the media a nice shortlist to consider.
I'll kick us off with a couple of obvious ones:
Barry Hall v Matthew Maguire (2005)
Brad Scott v Lenny Hayes (2002)
Matt Scarlett v Nick Riewoldt (2004)
Matt Whelan v Luke Ball (2007)
...this is getting a bit silly don't you think?
Ummm no actually.
FOFF Kirkett
Deal with it, there is no conspiracy...which is going against the strange theme of this forum.
Thought u were Kirky's waterboy.
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The Giansiracusa incident may have been within the 5 meter perameter, and i am certain that Giansiracusa did not deliberately mean to fracture Kosi's skull.....just as Bakes did not mean to break Farmer's nose, but why wasn't Gian. charged with a reckless act. His block caused Kosi and sever injury.
St. Kilda Football club do something about this or the back lash will be to your detriment.
St. Kilda Football club do something about this or the back lash will be to your detriment.
Behind Play, I believe they only brought in the "If you make head high contact, even accidentally, the onus is now on you" stuff this year due to incidents like the Kosi/Gian clash. Unfortunately for us, The AFL screwed themselves by not acting upon their own new rules in Round 1, when Whelan laid what was arguably a fair bump in play on Luke Ball, but still caused a head injury to his opponent. This is the exact type of incident their new rules were designed for, yet they set an early season precedent by doing jack all. 20 rounds later, they decide to invoke it.....