RedshirtWilly
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Port/Cats quarter time fight glorified as the best thing in the game.
I mean wtf
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Condemned666
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scott21 wrote:salmonfc wrote:Parachutist at Sydney vs Eagles game crash landed and broke his pelvis. More than a game Parachuting for entertainment: Why did they do it when it was windy and rainy? Do they have any sense of the elements? Even though its related to the cord, the chances of accident from parachuting on a windy rainy day are magnified
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aussie scott21
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salmonfc wrote:Parachutist at Sydney vs Eagles game crash landed and broke his pelvis. More than a game
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salmonfc
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Parachutist at Sydney vs Eagles game crash landed and broke his pelvis.
For the first time, but certainly not the last, I began to believe that Arsenals moods and fortunes somehow reflected my own. - Hornby
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Carlito
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I forgot lethal.
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aussie scott21
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Dipper and Piggy
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Carlito
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11.mvfc.11 wrote:scott21 wrote:BETHFC wrote:
They've won 3 weeks in a row with 3 late free kicks in a row.
The rat likes this and so do I  As I said, don't particularly like the Hawks, but Platts was still one of my favourite players as a kid, and an all round top guy. Platts was a god, as an bombers fan i hate hawthorn with a passion , but i loved seeing platts, derm, dunstall , tuck:lol: play
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aussie scott21
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BETHFC wrote:
They've won 3 weeks in a row with 3 late free kicks in a row.
The rat likes this and so do I
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BETHFC
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11.mvfc.11 wrote:BETHFC wrote:OMFG how the fuck do Hawthron get a free kick 30m out with 30 seconds to go?
Softest free kick ever.
Disgraceful.
That's 2 out of their last 3 they've won with a dodgy free kick. I don't like Hawthorn, but that was in the back every day of the week. I do think Adelaide should have had a free for holding the ball at the end though. All the people saying AFL isn't close, that's the 3rd week in a row the 3-time defending champions have won by 3 points. Good things do in fact come in threes, what a game. It was one of several extremely soft free kicks for Hawthorn. It's a pattern, they're always getting them. They've won 3 weeks in a row with 3 late free kicks in a row.
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aufc_ole
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It looked a bit suspect but if there was ever a team to get that call..
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BETHFC
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OMFG how the fuck do Hawthron get a free kick 30m out with 30 seconds to go?
Softest free kick ever.
Disgraceful.
That's 2 out of their last 3 they've won with a dodgy free kick.
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lebo_roo
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Thanks for the responses guys.
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BETHFC
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tsf wrote:So this football kid killed, tragic story and RIP, truly shocking. But early reports said this was two Aussie rules clubs fighting (he was innocent party to it all it seems), with guys from Diamond Creek FC saying 'this is our piss hole'. Anyone know if that's the case? If it's true, why no further media mention of that. Imagine if that was two soccer clubs. And if it is true that's the second Aussie rules related killing in recently.
Interesting I thought it was just some random bloke in the pub. Media for you.
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TheDecider
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I'm by no means an AFL fan but I'll watch the occasional game on TV and always make sure to watch the Grand Final - and I think it's pretty disappointing that they're getting rid of replays. The last five minutes of the 2010 GF, for example, would be the most exciting moments of Aussie Rules that I've seen because the prospect of a draw (and thus a third variable outcome) was very real. They're such rare occurrences anyway, they might as well keep them.
And if you're going to get rid of them surely it should be golden goal rather than golden point... Sometime in the 2030s a GF will be decided by an innocuous behind and the backlash against that kind of anticlimactic ending will be even worse than after the 2010 draw.
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aufc_ole
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11.mvfc.11 wrote:I believe there has only been one draw in a final that wasn't the grand, the 1990 Qualifying Final between West Coast and Collingwood. It resulted in a replay delaying the finals series by one week for all other teams, leading to the AFL introducing extra time the following year.
Since then it has yet to occur. There's some debate as to how the score should be settled after extra time. Pretty sure the AFL is going with golden point, I feel it should be next goal wins. iirc didn't a West Coast and Collingwood prelim in either 05/06 at Subi go into extra time?
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tsf
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So this football kid killed, tragic story and RIP, truly shocking. But early reports said this was two Aussie rules clubs fighting (he was innocent party to it all it seems), with guys from Diamond Creek FC saying 'this is our piss hole'. Anyone know if that's the case? If it's true, why no further media mention of that. Imagine if that was two soccer clubs. And if it is true that's the second Aussie rules related killing in recently.
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Condemned666
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11.mvfc.11 wrote:I believe there has only been one draw in a final that wasn't the grand, the 1990 Qualifying Final between West Coast and Collingwood. It resulted in a replay delaying the finals series by one week for all other teams, leading to the AFL introducing extra time the following year.
Since then it has yet to occur. There's some debate as to how the score should be settled after extra time. Pretty sure the AFL is going with golden point, I feel it should be next goal wins. Unlike the NRL, where every 2nd game is close. AFL games are never close, so its a moot point Although the supporters are worse in the afl when they lose the close games.
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jlm8695
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lebo_roo wrote:Question for the old time Aussie rules fans from the southern states with all the talk about Extra time in the Grand final. I understand its only happened three times in grand finals where its ended in a draw. No one has mentioned if there has been draws in the finals over the years? Did they have replays also?
Drawn regular finals go into extra time. Before the rule change there were 3 methods for draws Regular season= Draw Finals= Extra Time Grand Final= Replay
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lebo_roo
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Question for the old time Aussie rules fans from the southern states with all the talk about Extra time in the Grand final. I understand its only happened three times in grand finals where its ended in a draw. No one has mentioned if there has been draws in the finals over the years? Did they have replays also?
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Cityslicker10 wrote:AzzaMarch wrote:Trying to work out where the Crows are at this year. When Danger left I was very pessimistic, plus we have a relatively hard draw.
But I have been impressed with our wins over Port and Richmond. But I don't know exactly how much can be read into those results.
Next 2 games - Swans at home and then Hawks away. I think these games will give me a better indication of where we are at! With Danger leaving a few others are ready to step up more. You would have arguably the best forward set up. We've got more balance in midfield IMO, Dangerfield got a lot of the ball but his disposal often frustrated me. We seem to play a very open game, conceding a lot of points too and I agree Swans and Hawks will be a real test of where we are really at.
Insert Gertjan Verbeek gifs here
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Carlito
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Carlton fans be like.. :( betts and waites .
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Cityslicker10
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AzzaMarch wrote:Trying to work out where the Crows are at this year. When Danger left I was very pessimistic, plus we have a relatively hard draw.
But I have been impressed with our wins over Port and Richmond. But I don't know exactly how much can be read into those results.
Next 2 games - Swans at home and then Hawks away. I think these games will give me a better indication of where we are at! With Danger leaving a few others are ready to step up more. You would have arguably the best forward set up.
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AzzaMarch
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Trying to work out where the Crows are at this year. When Danger left I was very pessimistic, plus we have a relatively hard draw.
But I have been impressed with our wins over Port and Richmond. But I don't know exactly how much can be read into those results.
Next 2 games - Swans at home and then Hawks away. I think these games will give me a better indication of where we are at!
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I can't watch AFL until the EPL and A-League seasons are over. I find it way too frustrating and can't appreciate the skill of the players until there is nothing better to watch on TV (sports wise). It's good to see the Swannies going strong though!
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Carlito
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We all know what knighta's problem was. He could set teams up to attack but forgot our defence.
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Football can be so cruel. Hopefully Bob recovers fully. Please do traditional not LARS.
As an Essendon supporter we know the reality is games won this year will be few and far if any left now. I enjoy watching the dogs play. Really enjoy their style.
The way they play reminds me of when Matty Knights coached us. Bloke was ahead of the times and got sacked the rest is history.
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Carlito
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Heres hoping he doesnt go for the lars option. Do the full re-co and go from there. He has 3 or 4 ,ore years left
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BETHFC
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99 Problems wrote:Looks the worst for Bob Murphy:cry: Absolutely devastating for him. Probably the most universally liked player I can remember in the AFL. What's even worse is the injury gave Hawthorn a chance at a goal that they didn't even deserve :( Dogs should have had a free kick 30 seconds before that 30m out :( Fucking Hawthorn.
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Carlito
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99 Problems wrote:Looks the worst for Bob Murphy:cry: Absolutely devastating for him. Probably the most universally liked player I can remember in the AFL. Was shattered when i saw him go down. Absolutely shattered one of the most eloquent and well respected players in the afl. Bulldogs are a sight to behold took it to the reigning premiers . Also north melbourne nearly gave all my north melbourne supporters freinds heart attacks
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99 Problems
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Looks the worst for Bob Murphy:cry: Absolutely devastating for him. Probably the most universally liked player I can remember in the AFL.
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