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(06-26-2017, 10:43 AM)Thryleon link Wrote:reminds me of Dave ellard.
He used to play well against the odd team but not enough weapons to hurt a side. Nick Graham wasn't much worse.
Ellard was a goer but Lambert has a bit more nous and footy smarts IMO...
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(06-25-2017, 09:53 PM)maxm68 link Wrote:He has a dip and puts his body on the line. He looks like he belongs unlike a few others
Yep, with ball in hand he always looked likely
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(06-26-2017, 10:48 AM)ElwoodBlues1 link Wrote:Ellard was a goer but Lambert has a bit more nous and footy smarts IMO...
True, they are the sort of depth players you want though not the main event to really lament letting go.
I think Nick Graham is another one in this mould. All 3 of them like a goal, all 3 of them go hard enough, all 3 of them have genuine footy smarts, but they just lack the tricks to really be damaging mids at this level.
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(06-26-2017, 09:15 AM)Baggers link Wrote:Just watched a replay of the game again... 2nd qtr, both Samo and Graham went for marks one handed, obviously hearing footsteps and failing to commit to the contest.
Gave up counting the number of half-@rsed tackles from us that were easily broken. Should have been a 12 goal drubbing, it was only the Tiggers psychological doubt/problems that helped us.
When you've had a bloke felled behind play that happens!
Clearly the Lamb incident affected the result!
The only reason the AFL media didn't call out Dimma's crap answer to the question was they are sh1t scared to point out the contradiction!
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Did we get a free kick and 50m penalty from that incident?
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Two weeks for Houli. That's all, 2 weeks for knocking out a player intentionally.
Evidently its ok, he is of good character. So much so that the HS makes his tribunal appearance sound more like a celebration of his character.
Even the PM and Waleed Aly were called upon to pump up his tyres and say what a top bloke he is.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/te...172fca5897
(perhaps a trigger warning is appropriate before reading this garbage)
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(06-27-2017, 11:08 AM)Barbs link Wrote:Two weeks for Houli. That's all, 2 weeks for knocking out a player intentionally.
Evidently its ok, he is of good character. So much so that the HS makes his tribunal appearance sound more like a celebration of his character.
Even the PM and Waleed Aly were called upon to pump up his tyres and say what a top bloke he is.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/te...172fca5897
(perhaps a trigger warning is appropriate before reading this garbage)
And now you know, Barb, about the connection between the Liberal Party McLachlan family (AFL CEO) and the Liberal Party Turnbull family... not that this connection could alter a decision, just ...wink, wink, nudge, nudge... influence it. Reality. Same political sh1t played out in the cheats.com.au scenario.
Simply appalling that a Prime Minister would use his office to influence a decision in such a local matter, spanks of deep opportunism / positive headline. Waleed... thought you were better than this...
There was a time when the AFL tribunal operated with integrity. Not any more.
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(06-27-2017, 01:14 PM)Baggers link Wrote:And now you know, Barb, about the connection between the Liberal Party McLachlan family (AFL CEO) and the Liberal Party Turnbull family... not that this connection could alter a decision, just ...wink, wink, nudge, nudge... influence it. Reality. Same political sh1t played out in the cheats.com.au scenario.
Simply appalling that a Prime Minister would use his office to influence a decision in such a local matter, spanks of deep opportunism / positive headline. Waleed... thought you were better than this...
There was a time when the AFL tribunal operated with integrity. Not any more. I didn't know but it doesn't surprise me.
Turnbull, Aly and the HS make it sound like the guilty party was Jed Lamb's face for getting in the way of Houli as he fought social injustice. Because such a hero would never put a foot wrong.
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(06-27-2017, 08:38 PM)Barbs link Wrote:I didn't know but it doesn't surprise me.
Turnbull, Aly and the HS make it sound like the guilty party was Jed Lamb's face for getting in the way of Houli as he fought social injustice. Because such a hero would never put a foot wrong. That is straight out of the Hodge handbook... but I am such a good bloke! :
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Forward pressure was disgraceful. Richmond defenders have exposed us in this regard for a couple of years now.
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