i really love bacha

[WilliamPowell]

what's the difference between typing stuff and having the swear filter change it to stuff, and just typing stuff, where you may actually mean stuff, or stuff ?

Because when someone reports a post we get to see what people have actually typed. 

There was some very nasty stuff yesterday, that went way overboard, hence the warning

If someone types "mother *" and it shows as mother stuff it's pretty clear what they typed

[Diocletian]

WC up 53 -12 over the Swanettes at half-time...so we might've been in the Top 4 by tonight - thanks again Bachar....

[WA Tiger]

what's the difference between typing stuff and having the swear filter change it to stuff, and just typing stuff, where you may actually mean stuff, or stuff ?

Because when someone reports a post we get to see what people have actually typed. 

There was some very nasty stuff yesterday, that went way overboard, hence the warning

If someone types "mother *" and it shows as mother stuff it's pretty clear what they typed

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Well, just ban swearing all together then. That would be the simple solution.

[Stalin]

I didn't really want a 2nd chance anyway

[Penelope]

At least also delete al's post which is now completely out of context and looks like it was in reply to mine...

sorted

[Diocletian]

cheers

[one-eyed]

But  y kick in middle

Houli admitted today it was a brainfade.



'I went away from the team rules' admits Houli after Docker shocker

Jason Phelan
AAP 
July 26, 2015


RICHMOND defender Bachar Houli admits he had a mental blank when he committed his horror last-minute turnover against Fremantle.

The Tigers were clinging to a two-point lead when Houli brought the ball back into play after a Dockers' behind with just over a minute left at the MCG on Saturday night.

Houli amazingly chose to kick long to a teammate outnumbered three-to-one in the centre square, with the resultant turnover setting up David Mundy's match-winner with 31 seconds left on the clock.

"I guess I went away from the team rules. I don't know what it was ... just a blank situation," Houli told Channel Seven.

"I saw a player free in the middle and just chose to kick it. I knew as I kicked it that it was the wrong decision.

"I've learnt from that and I will move on. There will be many more situations in life where I will take the wrong decision or make a mistake ... it's about learning and moving forward."

Coach Damien Hardwick refused to lay the blame for the four-point loss at Houli's feet, pointing instead to Richmond's woeful inaccuracy in front of goal in a wayward display that included six posters.

Houli was quick to dust himself off after the mistake, declaring he would "definitely" take the kick-ins next week when the Tigers take on Hawthorn.

"I will take the first one," he said.

"I guarantee you on that one."

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-07-26/i-went-away-from-the-team-rules-admits-houli-after-docker-shocker

[Yeahright]

think you might be off the mark on that.

you cant trade a player if he doesn't want to go, something Hardwick has said a couple of times should be changed.

Im not sure if it has actually come from the club or is supposition, but it has been mentioned that they have had trades fall through because the player didn't agree to go.

this certainly seems to be a bugear of hardwicks, so id say there is fair chance it has happened.

Certain player languishing in the two's

[Stalin]

I really do love bavha. Still my favourite Muslim 

But, ideally. Deledio or vlastuin would play in his position. And he would be vfl waiting in wings

[hyperlite]

With 1 minute to go i'd have said to Griffiths to take the kick out and kick it as far as humanly possible.
Suppose it's hard to communicate that message given the time it takes for him to go from the fwd to back ... but it's such a weapon to have. Should use it more often.

[yandb]

You might love Bacha but it seems Jack doesn't.

[one-eyed]

Carey tonight blamed more the execution of the kick rather than the risky decision to go down the corridor. He said Lambert was free but Houli's kick was terrible (30m to Lambert's right). Watson and Darcy both disagreed. Both said you never ever kick there in that situation when you are 4 points up with a minute to go. Defenders train to know how far they can peel off from an opponent per distance and still close down the space. You would only do that risky kick if you're trailing with a minute to go. From the overhead vision, there was also a free Richmond player by the outer side boundary 50m out with space behind him which was the right option to go to.

[Smokey]

Carey tonight blamed more the execution of the kick rather than the risky decision to go down the corridor. He said Lambert was free but Houli's kick was terrible (30m to Lambert's right). Watson and Darcy both disagreed. Both said you never ever kick there in that situation when you are 4 points up with a minute to go. Defenders train to know how far they can peel off from an opponent per distance and still close down the space. You would only do that risky kick if you're trailing with a minute to go. From the overhead vision, there was also a free Richmond player by the outer side boundary 50m out with space behind him which was the right option to go to.

Yep, they showed it on 360 as well.  RFC player peeled off to the boundary (not the congested side) and the Freo defender hedged his bets, gambling on a decision to go straight.  Red vs Black, Odds vs Evens, Heads vs Tails.  By the time Houli got around to kicking it he had left it way too late to kick anywhere to advantage.  If he had taken his first option quickly.....................................who knows.

[Stalin]

Duck is right. If it was a low, flat, hard kick it wwould of been kotcha

[Yeahright]

Duck is right. If it was a low, flat, hard kick it wwould of been kotcha

Hard to do low flat kicks 50m+