The umpires have lost the plot!!
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The umpires have lost the plot!!
Ha! Davey got the free kick, wojo just got reported for punching him and the umpire nearly gave it to wojo.... then after he kicked it he changed the free to davey.....
It's a farce!
It's a farce!
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The umps have this year ruined the viewers experience, not only in saints games but all but 3 games I've watched this year have been poor IMO.
The consistency since the start of the year is just not there.
A free at one end of the ground isn't a free at the other.
Perhaps aswell as AFL teams having a preseason camp, the umpires could get together and agree on what is or is not a free.
Maybe then the comp as a whole would benefit?
And that's my 2 cents..
I'm not normaly this negative, I just think I've had enough.
The consistency since the start of the year is just not there.
A free at one end of the ground isn't a free at the other.
Perhaps aswell as AFL teams having a preseason camp, the umpires could get together and agree on what is or is not a free.
Maybe then the comp as a whole would benefit?
And that's my 2 cents..
I'm not normaly this negative, I just think I've had enough.
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