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    Last Q vs Hawks: Simple Question

    Watching the game yesterday - the score was close and there was not long to go. Liber is kicked in the head (accidentally) and is bleeding EVERYWHERE. He has to go off.

    There is a blood rule. Clock stops, new player on, bleeding player off...clock starts.

    Somehow between our coaches, bench and players, we have a couple of trainers slowly escorting Liber off whilst play goes on...effectively putting us one short in the defensive zone.

    How do we allow stuff like this to happen?
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    Re: Last Q vs Hawks: Simple Question

    Quote Originally Posted by mjp View Post
    Watching the game yesterday - the score was close and there was not long to go. Liber is kicked in the head (accidentally) and is bleeding EVERYWHERE. He has to go off.

    There is a blood rule. Clock stops, new player on, bleeding player off...clock starts.

    Somehow between our coaches, bench and players, we have a couple of trainers slowly escorting Liber off whilst play goes on...effectively putting us one short in the defensive zone.

    How do we allow stuff like this to happen?
    Play cannot start till the bleeding player is off and the new player runs to their position. Did the umpires do this correctly?

    I was at the game and did not see this happen as I didn't see the blood?
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    Re: Last Q vs Hawks: Simple Question

    Quote Originally Posted by bornadog View Post
    Play cannot start till the bleeding player is off and the new player runs to their position. Did the umpires do this correctly?

    I was at the game and did not see this happen as I didn't see the blood?
    The umpires need to SEE the blood to stop the game.

    Our players and staff should have made sure that they did!!!
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    Re: Last Q vs Hawks: Simple Question

    Quote Originally Posted by mjp View Post
    The umpires need to SEE the blood to stop the game.

    Our players and staff should have made sure that they did!!!
    Totally agree - that is bad
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    Re: Last Q vs Hawks: Simple Question

    Quote Originally Posted by mjp View Post
    Watching the game yesterday - the score was close and there was not long to go. Liber is kicked in the head (accidentally) and is bleeding EVERYWHERE. He has to go off.

    There is a blood rule. Clock stops, new player on, bleeding player off...clock starts.

    Somehow between our coaches, bench and players, we have a couple of trainers slowly escorting Liber off whilst play goes on...effectively putting us one short in the defensive zone.

    How do we allow stuff like this to happen?
    Stupidity, now you mention it. Someone should’ve hit the umpires attention and stopped the game momentum which was against us and stop the clock until we had 18 on the ground.

    Really poor. Great pick up.
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    Re: Last Q vs Hawks: Simple Question

    So - when you watch the Rugby League, they ALWAYS rest on OFFENCE. Whenever they are stuffed, they will take a knee for 20-seconds and drop behind the line when they have the ball...but on defence it is every man up.

    We still see AFL players rotating off the ground when the ball is in dispute/in oppo hands whilst in their own forward 50....kick-ins are a great example. This is so dumb - and to me this was just an extension of that.

    Injured player - get them off...not much you can do. Bleeding player? Stop the GAME!
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    Re: Last Q vs Hawks: Simple Question

    Quote Originally Posted by mjp View Post
    So - when you watch the Rugby League, they ALWAYS rest on OFFENCE. Whenever they are stuffed, they will take a knee for 20-seconds and drop behind the line when they have the ball...but on defence it is every man up.

    We still see AFL players rotating off the ground when the ball is in dispute/in oppo hands whilst in their own forward 50....kick-ins are a great example. This is so dumb - and to me this was just an extension of that.

    Injured player - get them off...not much you can do. Bleeding player? Stop the GAME!
    I have a feeling that if someone at the club found out about this obvious stuff up, it might make a mention in educating all those on the field. The more on thinking about, it’s hard to believe in an allegedly professional club that we would not know to do this. I mean if st a stoppage Cicily or Meek or Newcombe had blood we’d be pointing it out to stop the game. Yet when we had the chance with one of our own, we decided to play a man down with the game on the line. Crazy.
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    Re: Last Q vs Hawks: Simple Question

    Yes, we noticed that. A complete stuff up. Another example of our dumb football.
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    Re: Last Q vs Hawks: Simple Question

    I get pissed off when players are bleeding and they try and hide it and won’t leave the ground.

    Not related to Libba’s incident
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    Re: Last Q vs Hawks: Simple Question

    Quote Originally Posted by bornadog View Post
    I get pissed off when players are bleeding and they try and hide it and won’t leave the ground.

    Not related to Libba’s incident
    If I was Bont and it was late in the game I would hide it at all costs.

    Getting back on the ground is not easy.
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    Re: Last Q vs Hawks: Simple Question

    Quote Originally Posted by mjp View Post
    If I was Bont and it was late in the game I would hide it at all costs.

    Getting back on the ground is not easy.
    Runners, oh wait another bullshit decision by AFL
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    Re: Last Q vs Hawks: Simple Question

    He was also actively bleeding about 1m away from the umpire. I couldn't believe they didn't call blood rule at the time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jazzadogs View Post
    He was also actively bleeding about 1m away from the umpire. I couldn't believe they didn't call blood rule at the time.
    4 umpires and they still miss stuff - this was unforgiveable
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    Re: Last Q vs Hawks: Simple Question

    Quote Originally Posted by jazzadogs View Post
    He was also actively bleeding about 1m away from the umpire. I couldn't believe they didn't call blood rule at the time.
    Players and trainers are at fault - speak up.

    "He's bleeding - look - look - he's bleeding..."
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    Re: Last Q vs Hawks: Simple Question

    Quote Originally Posted by mjp View Post
    Players and trainers are at fault - speak up.

    "He's bleeding - look - look - he's bleeding..."
    Could some of the players feel like they're breaking the code by dobbing in an opponent?
    Seems strange that they don't do it.
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