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PostPosted: Wed Aug 28, 2024 4:54 pm 
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word is tdk wouldn't come back until wk 2 or even 3 of finals, if at all.

if owies misses, we're in some shit bcos durdin is compromised with his shoulder and motlop is the worst small going around. his work ethic nonexistent.

that would leave taking a flyer on williams who even when fit, spends most of the 4th qtr on the bench drinking pickle juice. martin who shouldn't be considered at all considering he's player 2.5 games all season long, and moir - who looks good, but for a whole 4 qtrs of finals, might be found wanting?


young has to play. he was better than weiters yday. gov has to come back in - he seems to marshal the troups back there while playing his bruise free brand of pea-hearted footy and cowan and newman in lock down roles on charlie and bailey?



I'd have no issue giving Carroll a small fwd role. Could not possibly do worse than Durdin and/or Motlop.


durds was brilliant against WC, even Voss said gosh we’ve missed him. played injured last weekend, why do we keep thinking we can get away playing so many genuinely injured players (i’m not talking niggles, talking impaired players risking serious reinjury) . (As someone said, Cripps gets a pass, nobody else does)


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Durds played against Saints because there was literally nobody else. Since we're (touch wood) getting a few players back, he can rest up or maybe even go under the knife early, with our thanks for the brave effort.


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 28, 2024 5:58 pm 
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Have finally watched the Jones and Owies tackles. Wow oh wow. Like Ianh, I'm a lawyer too, but you don't have to be one to see one is medium impact (Jones) and one is low impact (Owies) . Jones slings a player recklessly to the ground. Reckless usually means that there is a substantial risk that what you have done will end in tears (in layman's terms) or you are unconcerned about the consequences, even though there will be consequences by your actions. Look at the remonstration by the players. Listen to the commentators. That combination is the gut reaction from the footy world. One week suspension every day of the week. Owies tackles from behind with momentum. Is the tribunal saying he should not have tackled at all ? Umpire awards a free, no players remonstrate, Higgins is fine and zilch from commentators. That's the gut reaction from the footy world. Must be appealed and, if that fails, off to the Supreme Court on an administrative error of law. I suppose the pub test is whether you'd like to be tackled by Liam Jones or Matt Owies. Any physicist on here want to give feedback about Newton's 3rd Law when looking at the two incidents?


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 28, 2024 6:49 pm 
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Have finally watched the Jones and Owies tackles. Wow oh wow. Like Ianh, I'm a lawyer too, but you don't have to be one to see one is medium impact (Jones) and one is low impact (Owies) . Jones slings a player recklessly to the ground. Reckless usually means that there is a substantial risk that what you have done will end in tears (in layman's terms) or you are unconcerned about the consequences, even though there will be consequences by your actions. Look at the remonstration by the players. Listen to the commentators. That combination is the gut reaction from the footy world. One week suspension every day of the week. Owies tackles from behind with momentum. Is the tribunal saying he should not have tackled at all ? Umpire awards a free, no players remonstrate, Higgins is fine and zilch from commentators. That's the gut reaction from the footy world. Must be appealed and, if that fails, off to the Supreme Court on an administrative error of law. I suppose the pub test is whether you'd like to be tackled by Liam Jones or Matt Owies. Any physicist on here want to give feedback about Newton's 3rd Law when looking at the two incidents?


From tonight's Herald Sun ..... Carlton will not challenge a one-game ban for forward Matt Owies, leaving him out of next week’s elimination final against Brisbane.

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 28, 2024 7:45 pm 
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ˆˆ that's crazy. utterly crazy


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 28, 2024 7:55 pm 
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Agreed.

There's no game this weekend, it's not as if we're in a rush to get the team settled prior to travelling up for the game.

It's almost as if the club has said "fine, you win, you got us back" in hopes that they leave us the @#$%&! alone in the future. :P

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 28, 2024 8:06 pm 
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They would have looked at the grounds for appeal and decided there wasn't scope. You can't just appeal because you didn't like the verdict.

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 28, 2024 8:15 pm 
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BamBam7 wrote:
Agreed.

There's no game this weekend, it's not as if we're in a rush to get the team settled prior to travelling up for the game.

It's almost as if the club has said "fine, you win, you got us back" in hopes that they leave us the @#$%&! alone in the future. :P

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Reckon that's right Bammers . Save your petrol tickets for another day .

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 28, 2024 8:19 pm 
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They would have looked at the grounds for appeal and decided there wasn't scope. You can't just appeal because you didn't like the verdict.


Would have thought it was easier to get Owies off, than some of the others we've been successful with.

Very surprised with the non-appeal; it's as if they weren't planning to select him anyway (which I highly doubt).

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 28, 2024 9:32 pm 
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I agree that they would have been given an opinion that prospects were poor. While clearly an error in common sense, that doesn't mean an error of law. The Pricks even ticked off the charlie cameron discretionary box too.

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 28, 2024 9:58 pm 
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I agree that they would have been given an opinion that prospects were poor. While clearly an error in common sense, that doesn't mean an error of law. The Pricks even ticked off the charlie cameron discretionary box too.

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They even went to the extent of ruling that the medium impact wasn’t actual impact, but possible impact.

Got me [REDACTED] how we’re just going to let that one slide.

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 28, 2024 10:19 pm 
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There is something completely wrong with us not appealing. I’m not sure what it is, but something smells and I’d say the AFL is knee deep in this……..


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Crusader wrote:
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I agree that they would have been given an opinion that prospects were poor. While clearly an error in common sense, that doesn't mean an error of law. The Pricks even ticked off the charlie cameron discretionary box too.

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They even went to the extent of ruling that the medium impact wasn’t actual impact, but possible impact.

Got me [REDACTED] how we’re just going to let that one slide.


To be honest this whole thing smells a bit ..... it's like some weird agreement was reached behind closed doors. Strange.

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Game and finals spot on the line, desperate tackle that wins the free kick. Owies should be universally praised, not @#$%&! suspended. This decision attacks the fibre of the game.

The fact Jones gets off with a fine is what fails the sniff test. How you can possibly give Owies a week and Jones a fine defies all logic. Laura Kane is an abject failure.

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Because they don't even try and hide their bias.
No one cares about an annoying small forward from the club everyone hates anyway.


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There is something completely wrong with us not appealing. I’m not sure what it is, but something smells and I’d say the AFL is knee deep in this……..



I'm with you Surrey.

Something not right about this non appeal, given it looks easier to appeal than most others who have had their verdict overturned.

I keep thinking about the phone call Richard Colless received from Mike Fitzpatrick after Franklin signed with Swans instead. Nothing short of threatening and abusive. Richard still laughs at Fitzpatrick's Machiavellian approach but it was no laughing matter at the time, especially after Cola ended for Swans. This is the sort of power the AFL Commission weilds. That's why I want the commission dismantled and made to be more transparent, accountable, fair and democratic.

AFL Commission has its prints all over this non appeal.

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 29, 2024 10:58 am 
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I'm hearing Boyd's name for consideration to play in Brizzy.
I thought he was out for season.

TDK has had 7 weeks off between injury and Brizzy Final

Cerra 5 weeks off
Martin 4 weeks off
Boyd 4 weeks off

I posted earlier in this thread that it might be a good idea to arrange a VFL practice match this weekend to hopefully get TDK or even Doc some match fitness. It could be a combination of players from other VFL clubs or perhaps some VFL reserves players. Even less than 18 per side would be beneficial - this was common practice during Covid.
I'm no expert but intense training sessions are no substitute for actual match fitness.



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Harry, Charlie, McGovern risk coming back underdone or not quite 100%. But they are so important structurally, so I’d bring them in. I’d even consider using Charlie as a bit of a decoy


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Underdone or primed?

I think the rest has done them wonders not the other way around.

Same with Cerra, Williams and Martin.

If Doc is given the all clear from Docs then he's recovered too.

What's the alternative? Not play them this year incase they reinjure themselves?

Its a new season.

Pick the best team for a hard, tough battle vs Brizzy.

If we win, the following week will be against Swans or GWS who would have beaten each other up in the local derby.

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 29, 2024 11:22 am 
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I’m ok to risk re-injury to get the best team on the park. But there’s 2 components to that I’d be focused on:
1) Getting the best on the park means the best for that day. A lesser name
Who is fitter and primed might be a better best than a big name who cannot play his role effectively. (I’m not talking about Harry or Charlie here but it might be relevant for whether Cerra plays)
2) I’m not ok to risk re-injury if the risk is for long term injury. Therefore, if the risk of TDK playing when his foot is 80% better is that reinjury could be a Max Rooke situation, that would not be worth the risk IMO.

Beyond that, I am with you - and I have faith that Harry and Charlie can come out firing and kick 7 goals + like they did in Round 0!


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bondiblue wrote:
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Harry, Charlie, McGovern risk coming back underdone or not quite 100%. But they are so important structurally, so I’d bring them in. I’d even consider using Charlie as a bit of a decoy


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Underdone or primed?

I think the rest has done them wonders not the other way around.

Same with Cerra, Williams and Martin.

If Doc is given the all clear from Docs then he's recovered too.

What's the alternative? Not play them this year incase they reinjure themselves?

Its a new season.

Pick the best team for a hard, tough battle vs Brizzy.

If we win, the following week will be against Swans or GWS who would have beaten each other up in the local derby.


you don't play them bcos they come into the team undercooked, under prepared (for match conditions) and with rust.

... like cerra and cottrell did, which marked the beginning of our slide and since then, we've beaten exactly norf and weagles.


for me - draw a line thru doc, cerra and martin. see them next year. doc already looked a step slow before the knee, so that's a no - go have an offseason and lets see what he's got left for round 1, 2025. cerra with 5 hammies in 12 months, martin played 2.5 games all year - can those guys get through 120 mins of footy? i would say you don't even risk looking for that answer.

williams, mcgovern, Harry would walk straight back into the team if fit.

charlie and tdk - high ankle sprains take months, rather then weeks to heal, so charlie's risk of reinjury will be very high. and likewise with tdk. a big heavy kid, jumps all game long and has a broken bone in his foot. if that was re-injured you start talking he'll miss all of preseason and that starts to derail his 2025. so those particular risks might not be worth a trip to brisbane for a possible 1-and-done finals.

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 29, 2024 12:31 pm 
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Navy One wrote:
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I agree that they would have been given an opinion that prospects were poor. While clearly an error in common sense, that doesn't mean an error of law. The Pricks even ticked off the charlie cameron discretionary box too.

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They even went to the extent of ruling that the medium impact wasn’t actual impact, but possible impact.

Got me [REDACTED] how we’re just going to let that one slide.


To be honest this whole thing smells a bit ..... it's like some weird agreement was reached behind closed doors. Strange.

It’s not beyond them to lean on O’Farrell KC, who has a young bloke (CHB for Vic Metro/Cannons/SKevs) entering the draft this year…

But, I think they’re just taking their big boy moment after being out-lawyered all season. We probably could win on appeal, but they know where our soft cap is at & they’re prepared to run up the bill.

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