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Re: Blues Brothers trip to the tribunal - cookie2 - 05-14-2018

I find all of this stuff increasingly wearisome and tedious tbh. We seriously need to drain the swamp - it's a morass of petty rules and restrictions that we don't need. Just fodder for the media who are looking for sensation/scandal rather than producing some real sports journalism.  :Smile


Re: Blues Brothers trip to the tribunal - Lods - 05-14-2018

This particular crackdown is starting to look a bit silly.

There's probably a dozen instances of umpire contact a round.
Trivial contact shouldn't even be an issue.
Common sense needs to come in to play.
If an umpire feels a line has been crossed report the player...otherwise, play on!


Re: Blues Brothers trip to the tribunal - PaulP - 05-14-2018

I think the rule is pretty simple and transparent, and probably fair enough. If you deliberately touch the ump, however gently or daintily, you're in strife. And I agree. They're an official of the game, not a fellow player, and you can't be touching them - it breeds a certain lack of respect. It's like a student touching a teacher in my view.


Re: Blues Brothers trip to the tribunal - Lods - 05-14-2018

(05-14-2018, 08:26 AM)PaulP link Wrote:I think the rule is pretty simple and transparent, and probably fair enough. If you deliberately touch the ump, however gently or daintily, you're in strife. And I agree. They're an official of the game, not a fellow player, and you can't be touching them - it breeds a certain lack of respect. It's like a student touching a teacher in my view.

Folks are starting to post pics of incidental umpire contact.
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It happens fairly regularly.
With the umpires in close on stoppages you're going to see it often.
There has to be a degree of common sense.

Looks like we're the target for this week.



Re: Blues Brothers trip to the tribunal - madbluboy - 05-14-2018

9 weeks? ;D


Re: Blues Brothers trip to the tribunal - dodge - 05-14-2018

Surely no weeks if May didn't get any


Re: Blues Brothers trip to the tribunal - Micky0 - 05-14-2018

(05-14-2018, 08:13 AM)cookie2 link Wrote:I find all of this stuff increasingly wearisome and tedious tbh. We seriously need to drain the swamp - it's a morass of petty rules and restrictions that we don't need. Just fodder for the media who are looking for sensation/scandal rather than producing some real sports journalism.  :Smile
Agree

It’s like they can’t work out how to draw distinctions - it’s pretty clear to me what is contact which means nothing or is contact which is threatening, etc


Re: Blues Brothers trip to the tribunal - flyboy77 - 05-14-2018

(05-14-2018, 08:46 AM)dodge link Wrote:Surely no weeks if May didn't get any

That would be the logical conclusion, if there were any logic involved here....  :Smile :Smile


Re: Blues Brothers trip to the tribunal - Lods - 05-14-2018

(05-14-2018, 08:59 AM)flyboy77 link Wrote:That would be the logical conclusion, if there were any logic involved here....  :Smile :Smile

There's not..... but it's probably worth the risk to challenge given our ladder position.
Worst case we get to play a couple of other players (maybe Kerr) for a few weeks


Re: Blues Brothers trip to the tribunal - Gointocarlton - 05-14-2018

(05-14-2018, 08:26 AM)PaulP link Wrote:I think the rule is pretty simple and transparent, and probably fair enough. If you deliberately touch the ump, however gently or daintily, you're in strife. And I agree. They're an official of the game, not a fellow player, and you can't be touching them - it breeds a certain lack of respect. It's like a student touching a teacher in my view.
x2.