The guy had a broken cheekbone. Surely once they worked out there was a charge it had to be high impact. I have no idea if it is worth 3 weeks. the points say it is. I said he was very unlucky because he hit him in the head and hurt him. I doubt he wanted to do that. Baker decision was stupid and got press about that. Kosi one was right and as such got really no press. My guess is this will not either. Not sure I said it was a good system but I think it is better than the other one but as time goes by like most things they reckon the past was better. I remember some real shockers in the other system. Unlike it seems you i would think if there was a better system then the AFL would use it.BigMart wrote:Plugger, what are you actually arguing....
Surely you dont believe it was worth 3 weeks.....which is what he got...not one.....
The koschitzke decision and this decision and especially the baker decision were all incorrect, and poor....in baker's case..it was a decision without integrity
And to say its a good system....seriously...its no different.
It is still completely subjective
How is the distinction between high impact and medium impact arrived at??
Some morons judgement
N Riewoldt can accept 1 game rough conduct
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alllllrightie whiteee ... i'm with him.Come out publicly scathing on the decision and open fire on a shambolic system.....and pay the fine
... ....in baker's case..it was a decision without integrity
go hard or
.name the ways , thought manipulates the State of Presence away.
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He could have done other things alright. Playing tennis or golf would probably be a better option.plugger66 wrote: That isnt the rule though. He is unlucky because he broke his cheekbone. He could have done other things so if he injures the person he is in trouble. Lets face it if it was the other way around we would say only one week is a joke.
It looked to me that in the end he just stood his ground, and was more intent on following the ball than anything else. What a bastard, hang him high.
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Yes I would think so. If you get punched in the head and it hits the temple and you die the other person may get charged with manslaughter. If you get punched in the head and it misses the temple you may just punch the other guy in the head and not get charged at all. of course severity should be taken into account.BigMart wrote:So we base impact on injury severity
Yeah, thats logical
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Surely the impact is as much a result of the victims inertia?BigMart wrote:So we base impact on injury severity
Yeah, thats logical
It looked to me like Roo stopped before impact, and if that is correct, then perhaps the crow should have been reported?
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We will see. Doesnt really worry me though as it isnt going to change. We just need to win without him. And if it is a really bad decision surely the club will challenge.degruch wrote:It'll be rated up there with Buddy's Bump. It's a bad decision.plugger66 wrote:The club will not say a thing and neither will the media because it will not be rated as a really bad decision.
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So if
Someone belts Or shitfronts
David aritage in exactly the same way as they do xavier ellis
The fact armo is able to withstand the act....determines what the penalty is.
Tomorrow i should tell students that the length of suspension i hand out will be determined, not by their intent but rather the outcome....
They can whack someone, and if the person can take it....they might get away with it...
Someone belts Or shitfronts
David aritage in exactly the same way as they do xavier ellis
The fact armo is able to withstand the act....determines what the penalty is.
Tomorrow i should tell students that the length of suspension i hand out will be determined, not by their intent but rather the outcome....
They can whack someone, and if the person can take it....they might get away with it...
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Yes but if your standing in the kitchen with a knife and someone runs into it and dies its an accident and no crime is committed.plugger66 wrote:Yes I would think so. If you get punched in the head and it hits the temple and you die the other person may get charged with manslaughter. If you get punched in the head and it misses the temple you may just punch the other guy in the head and not get charged at all. of course severity should be taken into account.BigMart wrote:So we base impact on injury severity
Yeah, thats logical
NO IFS OR BUTS HARVS IS KING OF THE AFL
And I will tell them that if you knock someone out but it hits them in the temple and they die they will get the same charge as if you knock someone out and they wake up 5 seconds later.BigMart wrote:So if
Someone belts Or shitfronts
David aritage in exactly the same way as they do xavier ellis
The fact armo is able to withstand the act....determines what the penalty is.
Tomorrow i should tell students that the length of suspension i hand out will be determined, not by their intent but rather the outcome....
They can whack someone, and if the person can take it....they might get away with it...
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They're betting on us not challenging, I'm sure. He'll get 3 weeks as sure as a sun shines. As you say, doesn't change anything, but backs up Kevin Bartlett's notion that us common plods have no idea about the rules...buggered if I know how it was ever a report, as it didn't even rate a free. Or maybe KB was talking about the umpires???plugger66 wrote:We will see. Doesnt really worry me though as it isnt going to change. We just need to win without him. And if it is a really bad decision surely the club will challenge.degruch wrote:It'll be rated up there with Buddy's Bump. It's a bad decision.plugger66 wrote:The club will not say a thing and neither will the media because it will not be rated as a really bad decision.
He can only get 2 if he challenges.degruch wrote:They're betting on us not challenging, I'm sure. He'll get 3 weeks as sure as a sun shines. As you say, doesn't change anything, but backs up Kevin Bartlett's notion that us common plods have no idea about the rules...buggered if I know how it was ever a report, as it didn't even rate a free. Or maybe KB was talking about the umpires???plugger66 wrote:We will see. Doesnt really worry me though as it isnt going to change. We just need to win without him. And if it is a really bad decision surely the club will challenge.degruch wrote:It'll be rated up there with Buddy's Bump. It's a bad decision.plugger66 wrote:The club will not say a thing and neither will the media because it will not be rated as a really bad decision.
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Totally pissed off with this,
Is it because we are playing GC,Sunsine coast ,brisbane or however is the flavour of the month
bulls*** bulls*** bulls***
SOFTCOCK decision made by soft c**k people,and dont give me this and that points system,doesnt and never will make any sense.Did someone get rubbed out for 1 for STRIKING today
Do they realise his name is not KOSSY OR BAKER,am used to them getting rubbed out for f*** all
Dont try to defend this decision ,because it CANT be done
Is it because we are playing GC,Sunsine coast ,brisbane or however is the flavour of the month
bulls*** bulls*** bulls***
SOFTCOCK decision made by soft c**k people,and dont give me this and that points system,doesnt and never will make any sense.Did someone get rubbed out for 1 for STRIKING today
Do they realise his name is not KOSSY OR BAKER,am used to them getting rubbed out for f*** all
Dont try to defend this decision ,because it CANT be done
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Although I'll happily admit to bias in these cases, to me Riewoldt does look stationary at the time of contact, it does look to be purely an accidental collision.
Could he really have made a tackle instead?
Strange system
• Riewoldt 325 points
• Adcock 72 points
They both appear to be accidents, however the Adcock one looks to me to be a far more dangerous incident?
I think they will appeal this on the grounds that Symes actually ran into Riewoldt who really had no other option than to brace for contact.
Could he really have made a tackle instead?
Strange system
• Riewoldt 325 points
• Adcock 72 points
They both appear to be accidents, however the Adcock one looks to me to be a far more dangerous incident?
I think they will appeal this on the grounds that Symes actually ran into Riewoldt who really had no other option than to brace for contact.