Initially I thought it was Aish’s brain flying through the air, then I realised it was his headband. If that bloody thing hadn’t flown off, I think Mansell would be okay, but that makes it look high, so they’ll suspend him.
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Aish’s sphincter contracted so tightly that it caused a catalytic build up of gas pressure which deferred to this head and blew his headband straight off.
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*smile* no. That would have been a fifty metre penalty followed up by probably another fifty for being to slow to move back the fifty or arguing the call.
When mansell lynch and moz jnr roam the forward line, defenders will be stepping with the lights on
All this must be so frustrating for the players. A split second difference, Mansell wins the ball and is smacked by Aish. You can see right before impact Aosh also turned slightly. Suspensions these days are just like a tax, unless you are high profile, competing for Brownlow honours, you can't avoid them.
He's played two games as sub this year. Averaging just under a goal a game. (8 touches, 2.8TK. Total 10G 4B) Does seem to tire so maybe tank is an issue. Playing treats that.
Very competent skills and a fine shot. And when others are far too sensible Mansell, who is the same size as Juddy, coldly breaks a bloke in half hitting the ball.
Very competent skills and a fine shot. And when others are far too sensible Mansell, who is the same size as Juddy, coldly breaks a bloke in half hitting the ball.
No offence intended.
You're probably much younger than me and didn't get the refetence.
Back in the Olden Days (80s for the younger listeners) there was a legendary figure playing for Carlton called Bruce "the Flying Doormat" Doull who let his actions speak instead of his words, and who was quite protective of his headband that kept back his wild head of hair - bald on top, party at the back and sides
One day a bit of a melee arupted against Essendon when Cameron Clayton grabbed Doull's headband and flung it to the ground.
Tony "the Budgie" Buhagiar proceeded to pick it up and then chucked the sacred piece of cloth into the crowd.
A great piece of VFL history, and a reminder that we don't do knicknames like we used to.
Look it up on Youtube
His first intent was for the ball, then changed body position to brace and protect himself. I think we should challenge this if he gets pinned.
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