its coming… its what the AFL wants… its what most of the umps want… as if its not obvious. god help us, our games a rigged joke. ever been to melbourne during september? pretty funny place.

Bring on the SANFL finals, good quality unbiased umpiring is so refreshing.

Just watch the Sydney v Carlton game for proof. Anybody that can’t see it is living in la-la land.

I can’t wait to dance on McBurney’s grave. :thumbsu:

And all interchange stewards deserve to be shot.

It’s crap like this that makes me hate this game.

It has come to my attention that after weeks of hearing stories about the flu, hamstrings, shoulders and thyroid problems that a much larger problem has been affecting the team. After watching last nights performance and only really believeing Griffen, Murphy and Ward actually cared about the Western Bulldogs jumper, it has come to my attention that an urgent donation of 19 hearts are needed for instant transplants. If possible please send your donations to the whitten oval before next saturday. Thank-you
p.s 1 brain may also be required for rodney eade for his decision to leave maxwell free all night, and continue to persist with addison

Here it is the team you’ve all been waiting for – the AFL 2010 All Uncontested Team. These are the blokes that ride on the coat tails of their teammates, skirt around the edges and find most of their footy on the wing with no-one else within 50m of them. These players haven’t had a contested possession since they grew their first pube, they are the definition of downhill skiers and are unquestionably some of the softest players in the AFL.

B: Beau Waters, Heath Grundy, Darren Milburn (C)
HB: Lindsay Gilbee, Sam Fisher, Nick Malceski
C: Tom Scully, Kane Cornes, James Kelly
HF: Paul Chapman, Josh Kennedy, Daniel Giansiricusa
F: Adam Schneider, Brad Green, Jordan Lewis
R: Kurt Tippett, Scott Pendlebury, Nick Dal Santo (VC)

INT: Dale Thomas, Andrew Swallow, Chris Newman, Leigh Montagna

The QF against the Saints will have been a difficult game to lose. And the Cats will need to regain some momentum if they’re to make and win the GF. A win against Fremantle heading into a Prelim against the Pies just won’t do. Geelong have struggled against the Hawks in the past in Finals, the morale boost that would come from demolishing the Hawks is exactly what the Cats need to take into their Prelim against the Pies.

I never thought I’d write this, but, Go Hawks! :thumbsu: