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Does Cam Guthrie own a brain? Had two brain farts in the lat minute or so, had Paddy loose about ten metres away from him and got caught holding the ball then tried a barrel running full tilt to wobble it straight to the opposition.

He went off at Paddy for not passing to him earlier.

I think you're picking on the wrong Guthrie

MW wrote:I think you're picking on the wrong Guthrie

I don't - Fair enough the younger one had a stinker, but was thrown to the wolves whereas the elder should be mature and experienced enough not to make those rash errors in clutch moments. Reckon LM's criticism is fair enough

He carves us up when we play Geelong!

Sicily will probably get a week at least. Selwood wasn’t holding his leg when Sicily dropped his knee into his face.

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Sicily will probably get a week at least. Selwood wasn’t holding his leg when Sicily dropped his knee into his face.

MW wrote:I think you're picking on the wrong Guthrie

Na, the one that took his top off last season and he had a bra on.

He's really improved as a ball getter but he smashed Geelong's hopes late in the game. After they got that 50 for nothing they should never of looked back, no one seemed to lift their eyes when running it out from half back.

Full credit to the Hawks, the desire to play for the jumper is incredible, I feel privileged that in my era whenever these two teams meet you know something epic is going happen.

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Sicily will probably get a week at least. Selwood wasn’t holding his leg when Sicily dropped his knee into his face.

I thought he ducked into it...

Sicily gets one game

MatteeG wrote:

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Sicily will probably get a week at least. Selwood wasn’t holding his leg when Sicily dropped his knee into his face.

I thought he ducked into it...

Don't be so silly.

FIERY Hawthorn defender James Sicily can accept a one-match ban for kneeing Geelong captain Joel Selwood in the head early in the final term of the Easter Monday classic at the MCG.

The AFL advises the Match Review of Saturday and Sunday’s round two matches have been completed. Eight charges have been laid with no other matters that required detailed explanation.

Charges Laid:
Jack Bowes, Gold Coast Suns, has been charged with engaging in rough conduct against Jacob Weitering, Carlton, during the third quarter of the Round Two match between the Gold Coast Suns and Carlton, played at Etihad Stadium on Saturday March 31, 2018.
The player can accept one match without appearing before the Tribunal.

Phil Davis, GWS Giants, has been charged with misconduct against Jaidyn Stephenson, Collingwood, during the first quarter of the Round Two match between the GWS Giants and Collingwood, played at the MCG on Saturday March 31, 2018.
In summary, he can accept a $1500 sanction with an early plea.


Lynden Dunn, Collingwood, has been charged with a second offence for wrestling, for wrestling Rory Lobb, GWS Giants, during the second quarter of the Round Two match between Collingwood and the GWS Giants, played at the MCG on Saturday March 31, 2018.
In summary, he can accept a $1500 sanction with an early plea.


Rory Lobb, GWS Giants, has been charged with a first offence for wrestling, for wrestling Lynden Dunn, Collingwood, during the second quarter of the Round Two match between the GWS Giants and Collingwood, played at the MCG on Saturday March 31, 2018.
In summary, he can accept a $1000 sanction with an early plea.


Jordan Lewis, Melbourne, has been charged with misconduct against Rhys Mathieson, Brisbane Lions, during the second quarter of the Round Two match between Melbourne and the Brisbane Lions, played at the Gabba on Saturday March 31, 2018.
In summary, he can accept a $1500 sanction with an early plea.


Nick Robertson, Brisbane Lions, has been charged with misconduct against Jordan Lewis, Melbourne, during the third quarter of the Round Two match between the Brisbane Lions and Melbourne, played at the Gabba on Saturday March 31, 2018.
In summary, he can accept a $1500 sanction with an early plea.


Dayne Zorko, Brisbane Lions, has been charged with misconduct against Clayton Oliver, Melbourne, during the fourth quarter of the Round Two match between the Brisbane Lions and Melbourne, played at the Gabba on Saturday March 31, 2018.
In summary, he can accept a $1500 sanction with an early plea.


Jamie Cripps, West Coast, has been charged with misconduct against Mitch Honeychurch, Western Bulldogs, during the third quarter of the Round Two match between West Coast and the Western Bulldogs, played at Etihad Stadium on Sunday April 1, 2018.
In summary, he can accept a $1500 sanction with an early plea.

daysofourlives wrote:

DOC wrote:One week. Any hit/bump intentional or not that gets the head will get a week.

A) youre still allowed to bend over and try and pick up the ball at the same time as someone else
B) the other bloke needs to get injured
C) you of all people should know Henderson never got a hard ball, he was caught in the wrong place at the wrong time and Danger ran into him

Other than that yeah throw the book at him should get 4
No surprise that a Crows fan doesnt get it

Not even looked at, as i said no surprise here

Burgoyne Hamstring injury will rule him out for 3 weeks.

Insane amount of hammys across the league this year

Brodlach wrote:Sicily gets one game

Jack Riewoldt came out and said teams will start targetting Sicily because they know it doesnt take much for him to snap. He even had a crack at one of his players last year.

MW wrote:Insane amount of hammys across the league this year

Sure is and it's a worrying trend. The AFL are hell bent on creating "fatigued" players to reduce congestion and increase scoring but that fatigue is causing players to break down more.

It's also interesting how many players are reporting tightness or muscle pain as opposed to seeing them go "ping" in game time.

MW wrote:Insane amount of hammys across the league this year

This was a topic raised at a recent PAFC board meeting. No doubt other clubs have expressed concern also.

A worrying trend indeed.

Booney wrote:

MW wrote:Insane amount of hammys across the league this year

Sure is and it's a worrying trend. The AFL are hell bent on creating "fatigued" players to reduce congestion and increase scoring but that fatigue is causing players to break down more.

It's also interesting how many players are reporting tightness or muscle pain as opposed to seeing them go "ping" in game time.

Bang on the money re. fatigue and soft tissue injuries

Booney wrote:

MW wrote:Insane amount of hammys across the league this year

Sure is and it's a worrying trend. The AFL are hell bent on creating "fatigued" players to reduce congestion and increase scoring but that fatigue is causing players to break down more.

It's also interesting how many players are reporting tightness or muscle pain as opposed to seeing them go "ping" in game time.

Agree with most of that, but fatigued players isn't exactly a new thing

JK wrote:

Booney wrote:

MW wrote:Insane amount of hammys across the league this year

Sure is and it's a worrying trend. The AFL are hell bent on creating "fatigued" players to reduce congestion and increase scoring but that fatigue is causing players to break down more.

It's also interesting how many players are reporting tightness or muscle pain as opposed to seeing them go "ping" in game time.

Agree with most of that, but fatigued players isn't exactly a new thing

Of course not, but capping rotations has seen players fatigue earlier in games, therefore they are more fatigued late in games than they were only 2 or 3 years ago.