when he got the free in the pocket at the city end, you just knew he'd kick the goal. Loved it.I commented about that on the game day thread. His forward pressure was outstanding.
Me too momentai.Loved his game. Conditions favoured and he took full advantage.
Little bit of wet slowed the run down to his pace n made it difficult for players to manouevre and adjust their body positioning. Jaaack having superb cat like stance n balance took full advantage n went hunting Bloosers.I commented about that on the game day thread. His forward pressure was outstanding.
I'm the biggest Jack fan around, and I think he's still earning his pay and glad he's in the side this season, but I agree. Cruelled by the free reversal, but first goalless game for the year.This season needs to be Jack's last. Has been a champion, but it's time.
Disagree. Still playing a big role in our forward line. Plus we have no one to replace him.This season needs to be Jack's last. Has been a champion, but it's time.
Lynch and De Koning were holding each other. Not sure who the umpire was but he would be the type of grade 6 kid who would tell the grade 1 kids that there is no Santa Claus.took mark of the year that would’ve won us the game but those umpire flogs wanted to gift the game to the Pussies and pulled a free out of their asses
That was brilliant by Jack. Unbelievable umpiring decision. Actually not that unbelievable.I thought he held his own. Could have very easily have been the hero with that mark.
I’ll predict one thing, this round umpires will stop play if a player even sneezes.
Umpires too busy trying to police the "stand rule"‘Really didn’t like that’: Tigers gun recounts ‘stop the game’ pleas after star teammate’s concussion
David Zita
Fox Sports
June 28th, 2022 9:47 pm
Richmond star Jack Riewoldt believes play should’ve been stopped more quickly in the aftermath of Dion Prestia’s concussion during Saturday’s blockbuster against Geelong.
As medical staff convened around Prestia, play continued to resume, with the Fox Footy commentary team baffled at the continuation, which eventually resulted in a goal to Cats forward Tyson Stengle.
“I was screaming at the umpires, I think there was probably a few of us saying ‘stop the game’ because clearly he was knocked out,” Riewoldt said on AFL 360.
“I’m a bit flat about the minute-and-a-half of play after this; there were multiple times to stop the game. Blokes are kicking the ball over the top of him and the doctors. I thought that could’ve been handled a lot better.
“It’s the duty of care ... you’ve got three medical people looking over a player that’s knocked out in the vicinity of play in the protected zone - it could’ve nearly been 50 metres, he was in the protected zone - and we continued to play that game.
“From a safety point of view I really didn’t like that.”
https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/te...g/news-story/eea1bd5fe9b9eddc1010b22196adb3ba