/afl/ satdee

trip on cucktucky

>>77480176
>new thread
>when the life is still going and no game after until tomorrow

Poor performance

Predicting the Irish to take out the cup over PNG.

>>77480200
;)

>over 500 posts in saturday /afl/
>new thread created

/afl/ on thriving community watch

>/nrlel/ is upset at BASED /afl/
absolutely poothetic obsession

that cum gargling noise Baz's throat is making is nauseating me. Cocaine drip isn't what you want for public speaking.

Is Hallahan going to win me some money tonight? Predicting yes.

Dreading the day AFL grows in popularity from trying to spread internationally and eventually lures in """soccer""" fans to our sport in a decade from now, thus making this another sport for poofs

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One goal

>>77480297
about as likely as wogball going in the opposite direction

reality cunt on aborted narrative watch.

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who /dabloos/ here?

which game is more boring at the moment? And is this the worst non-bye day of footy this year?

FUCKING FEMALE WOG CUNT UMPIRE

>>77480351
At least someone died in the North vs. Collingwood game. Think that gives it the edge.

Lot of casual racism so far this weekend lads, keep it to a minimum, ta.

>>77480351
Nah, tomorrow's games are the best

>>77480351
It'll be more exciting when Gold Coast start banging them in.

>>77480365
There is nothing casual about my disgust for dumb smelly greek failures

this is embarrassing

>>77480351
Both are fucking awful, but the Pies Roos game is that bad that it's funny.

>>77480364
they did? who?

>>77480415
BBB

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>>77480415

gaymie elliot

>>77480415
some shitlord appropriating black culture with an afro

#justice #killemall

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>>77480429
>>77480430

Good to see Fyfe in form again.

>>77480485
how come he didn't go to the saints? that was apparently a lock a year ago

>>77480505
Apparently Fyfe was demanding a ridiculous amount (like $1.5m) which coincided with his very poor run of form, so the Saints decided to shift to Kelly.

>>77480505
They probably got hints as well that Fyfe was very likely to re-sign.

200 on Gold Coast on the line.

collingwood literally gets a free kick for attempted murder...

>>77480563
It was a good tackle though, there was nothing wrong with it looking at the replays

>>77480563
>>>/RoosBigfooty/

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someone help me find my gf (right)

>>77480520
would you consider it a failure if the saints don't manage to land a big fish?

>>77480587
She might be in Fremantle m8

>>77480588
Very much so. They have structured their salary cap to land one, and so if they don't get one, they are just going to overpay average players. The saints also lack that much vaunted "star power" which a Kelly or Martin would provide.

>>77480583
It's the closest I've seen to a tombstone piledriver in football. He's going to get at least 3 weeks.

>All the commentary team saying Buckley should stay on
Please.

>>77480587
check the Freo site relating to the Foundation and/or volunteers related to it if you can.

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>>77480587

got a bit of Holly to her tßh, I rate it

>>77480607
>tombstone piledriver
>mandrama faggot thinks he has an opinion on a real contact sport
laughable

>>77480587
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Where+is+the+nearest+black+hole
Seems to be some gravitational distortion happening with their heads.

>>77480607
The thing is what does he get suspended for. Brown clearly had the ball, so he wasn't late. The action wasn't a dangerous one like as long, nor was it high contact. It's a rough tackle no doubt, but in a contact sport unfortunately things like that can happen. Shouldn't be suspended in my book. Hopefully Brown's ok.

>>77480653
dangerous one like a sling*

>>77480653
Pinned both arms. Head into the ground. Concussion+ (actually broke his neck).

Duty of care and all that. Just re-read all the Dangerfield stuff from last week.

>>77480618
god 'true' aussies are ugly. what do you expect from the children of british convicts

>durdin

>RC stops posting
>thread quality dramatically improves
really makes you think...

>>77480668
Pinning both arms is the best technique to tackle, that shouldn't be an issue. Dangerfield got suspended largely because Kreuzer had disposed of the ball and he was late,

>>77480676
trip on wog

>>77480691
>RC stops giving me shit for pleb opinions
>suddenly /afl/ is my comfy safe space outside of the real world again

>>77480693
>Dangerfield got suspended largely because Kreuzer had disposed of the ball and he was late,
No.

>Pinning both arms is the best technique to tackle, that shouldn't be an issue.
Best way to tackle, yes. But you deprive the tacklee of any way to control themselves so the tackler has a duty of care to keep them safe.

>>77480693
nah he'll get at least a week

the rule is retarded but basically if you're a tackler and cause a serious head/neck injury you're fucked

>>77480676
This, anglo-saxon's are disgusting and subhuman

>>77480713
>it's another Dangerfield was totally in the wrong shit opinion
This is why NRL laughs at us.

>>77480713
Yes. It was the distinction from a fine to a suspension, and why the Cats said they didn't challenge.

The issue with the "pinning the arms" thing is by taking that into account, you are essentially punishing someone for a perfectly legitimate, even encouraged, tactic.

>>77480723
I agree, he likely will get a week, but I don't agree with it.

Grundy's tackling technique was shit. Those specific tackles should be illegal. You can have just as effective tackles without hurting the opposition like he did.

>>77480743
This, you seem to speak a lot of truth, sick of millennial normies demonising Dangerfield

>>77480726
We need more pure Germanic

>>77480758

trip on.

@77480755
10/10 bait you will catch many fishies

>>77480766
Agreed, pure Scandinavian and Aryan whites will be the only ones to survive the day of the rope

>>77480749
>The issue with the "pinning the arms" thing is by taking that into account, you are essentially punishing someone for a perfectly legitimate, even encouraged, tactic.
No one has an issue with pinning the arms.
The tribunal has an issue with pinning the arms and having their head slam unprotected into the ground.

>>77480785
The line between a good tackle and a 'dangerous" one is so slim. Grundy's technique was fine and if it was mostly shoulder into the turf, there would no no issue.

I honestly understand what you are saying, and I reckon you will be right come Monday, but I do not believe that a player should be suspended after a legitimate action which unfortunately resulted in a concussion.

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Here cunts, BB could see he was about to cop it but staying put on the ground for as long as possible led to that final takedown by Grundy. It was definitely brutal that can't be denied, but had Ben at least made an attempt to drop kick the ball or something Brodie wouldn't have resorted to that. It can't really be helped.

>norf: 7 goals
>ziebell: the last 5 goals for norf

>>77480830
>The line between a good tackle and a 'dangerous" one is so slim. Grundy's technique was fine and if it was mostly shoulder into the turf, there would no no issue.
The exact same argument could be made regarding bumping.

Bump them in the chest = fine. A few cm higher and getting them in the head = 5 week suspension.

>>77480785
His head didn't even hit the ground fuckwit.

>>77480835
>In the back x2
>Dangerous tackle
Free kick Collingwood.

>>77480857
I wish yours did when your wog mother gave birth to you at Coles

>>77480848
ziebell is a good player, I don't get the hate

>>77480851
Right but the actual process between tackling and bumping is completely different. Bumping you are initiating contact and are obligated to avoid head high contact. In tackling, particularly the Grundy tackle, you are simple attempting to bring them to ground and dispossess them. With a hulking mass like Brown in particular, the action is far more complex.

>>77480379
>>77480278
>>77480555
Hmm

>>77480877
>Tackling you are initiating contact and are obligated to avoid slamming their head into the ground
It's much the same.

>>77480897
My point is that it is far easier to avoid head high contact while bumping then in a tackle on a Centre Half Forward.

>>77480905
On the contrary, a bump happens very quickly and there's no time to correct it. With a tackle you've got a lot of time to pull out/change what you're doing.

>>77480893
had 200 for +33.5 so won 90. Not the greatest bet though.

>>77480917
A bump does happen quickly, but with a compact and correct technique, and barring reckless engagement, it is easy to avoid high contact. On the tackle however, where a hulking figure is nearly impossible to bring down, it is far more difficult to 100% ensure that the head will not hit the turf.

>Nigger football players fresh from the outback

Are they worth the investment, English lessons and lessons on being civilised?

>>77480973
Based Saxon strikes again!

>>77480973
jurrah worked out well

>>77480966
>On the tackle however, where a hulking figure is nearly impossible to bring down, it is far more difficult to 100% ensure that the head will not hit the turf.
Why do you need to take them to ground? If you have both of their arms pinned what does bringing them to ground achieve?

>>77480987
Because if you take them to ground, you are more likely to get the free kick, and it makes it far harder for them to get a clean disposal out. You can't seriously find fault with a players decision to bring them to ground, that is a core part of the game.

>>77481003
So does picking them up and turning them upsidedown. Surely most AFL players can lift >90kg.

Why don't they do that? Because it's dangerous. Same as bringing people to ground and not allowing them to brace themselves for impact.

>>77481019
And that is reckless and deliberate endangerment of the player. Grundy had a legitimate action which didn't deliberately seek to injure the player. This is the key distinction.

>>77481033
>Pinned both arms
>Slammed him sideways, pivoting so the player goes to ground face first he ends up in his back

>Legitimate action
Nope.

even for /afl/ this debate is retarded

/nrl/ is a much comfier general than /afl/ desu.

>>77481066
He didn't slam him sideways, he moved tackled him in a way that avoided falling into his back. It was definitely a legitimate tackle

>>77481076
Well it's going to be the debate of the week in the footy world so...

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>>77481066
Grundy started his tackle while he was only on his toes and using his left leg for support, Ben was still trying to run and break out of the tackle, probably trying to bring the ball down with him instead of attempting to dispose it some other way. It's a matter of stubbornness vs sheer strength.

>>77480979
kek
>>77481076
quick run down? I've got all the usual suspects filtered

inb4 Sam Newman rants to the camera about what constitutes a 'good tackle' and complains about how 'soft' the afl has become

>>77481086
>He didn't slam him sideways, he moved tackled him in a way that avoided falling into his back.
See >>77480835.

He tackled him. Slammed him down to the side and ended up in his back.
Two motions. Ended up in the back. Broke his neck.

Can't really get a worse trifecta.

>>77481121
I'm sure the thought that it was accidental will help Ben when he's going through rehab to learn to walk again.

nomming "The Physics of Tackling Guy" for Autist Team, not for your argument but for constanty replying to a tripfaggot

https://thewest.com.au/sport/afl/is-brodie-grundys-tackle-worse-than-patrick-dangerfields-ng-b88559254z

It begins

>>77481129
>Broke his neck
This has not been confirmed, no idea where you got this. It was a single motion in grappling him and bring him to ground, which means it's a clear distinction from a sling tackle. Assuming this post >>77481154 is also you, then it is clear you are a North supporter and are thus biased in your decision.

>>77481123
>>77481161
This is an AFL discussion, more on topic then most here. I bet you both unironically talk about tripfags and unrelated shit than you do AFL.

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here's some more fuel for your argument you fucking retards

>>77481161
>Autist Team
kys

>>77481184
>It was a single motion in grappling him and bring him to ground
No, it really wasn't. He tackled him from behind, took a step and them slammed him to the left. Two clear motions.

>>77481186
>That desperate attempt to protect himself but his arms are pinned
Spoiler tag that shit.

>>77480348
Feel bad enough losing but their last goal was kicked by their friggin novelty rapeugee cunt that did fuck all for the rest of the game and the kick wouldn't have changed the game anyway. Fucking hell.

>>77481223
He twisted left because Brown clearly resisted the tackle from the front. It was the pivot because Brown wouldnt get rid of the ball. And like I said, that his arms were pinned is irrelevant to the decision.

>>77481262
>Abo
>Refugee
Really makes you think

>>77481263
>He twisted left because Brown clearly resisted the tackle from the front. It was the pivot because Brown wouldnt get rid of the ball.
So you're agreeing it was two motions?

>And like I said, that his arms were pinned is irrelevant to the decision.
Nope.

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Does this look about right?

>>77481289
>So you're agreeing it was two motions?
No, I'm saying that Grundy grappled him then brought him to ground in a legitimate way.

>Nope
There's no rule against pinning the arms.

>>77481304
>negligent
>medium
>head
2 down to 1 with a guilty plea

>>77481304
I guess, but what would constitute a negligent tackle impacting the head? Only saying this because Grundy wasn't really looking at Ben when taking him to the ground, it was overall a pretty clean motion with an unfortunate landing.

>>77481369
>Medium
The guy went to hospital and is in an induced coma.

>>77481379
maybe high then, they never use severe

>>77481379
>induced coma.
Where do you even get this shit lmao