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What Tribunal he wasn't reported?
The WAFL have no reason to investigate unless there is a complaint from the Club.

Ok no worries I bow to you the guru. There will be no investigation despite the fact it took 10 minutes to get Richardson off the ground and half an hour for the ambulance paramedics to get him out of the changerooms on a stretcher into the ambulance with his head and neck immobilized. 

Well no one reported him.
No need to be a guru to know that.

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As I said we need enforcers prepared to discretly run through blokes like this.
We need to shrug off the soft tag.
Expect the same next week.
Because dick head coach will want to show us how good he is.
what does this mean? Who is the dickhead coach??
 

I am not so concerned about the loss of a scratch match but more concerned about 2 critical injuries...Richo and Brady Grey.
I cannot see them taking part in next week's scratchy and they may be in doubt for round 1. 
Hopefully Brady's concussion was not too severe but I am more concerned about the seriousness of Richo's injury(s). He is most important to our forward line as he links the forward movement of the ball to goals. 
We shall see how we stand after next week's game.  

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What Tribunal he wasn't reported?
The WAFL have no reason to investigate unless there is a complaint from the Club.

Ok no worries I bow to you the guru. There will be no investigation despite the fact it took 10 minutes to get Richardson off the ground and half an hour for the ambulance paramedics to get him out of the changerooms on a stretcher into the ambulance with his head and neck immobilized. 

Well no one reported him.
No need to be a guru to know that.

Have you heard of match review panels?

hahaha
We'll see.
It was a Fremantle reserves match what do you think will happen.
Nothing!!!!

The good news is that Richo's scans clear and no breaks. He has headaches and probably miss next week.
Brady  ok but may also miss next week.
 

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The shining light out of this game was Connor McPartland.  He kicked an early one and a late couple. He goes hard and laid a few great tackles on big boys.  Kasey Nich continues to impress and to be fair was the pick of the defenders. Actually I though most of the defenders did a great job.  Freo won easily on rebound with speed cutting inboard through the middle of the ground. They were quick and clean, where we scrambled and rushed disposals all day. 

To the demon's supporter abusing number 12 from Peel in the stands - well done. 

You have got to be joking? That bloke is an absolute fruit loop and you know who he is. He is an embarrassment to Perth supporters. He is lucky Perth president Bob Shields tapped him on the shoulder to tell him to settle down before either he was escorted out of the ground or worse and his reaction toward the president was don’t touch me. There is a way to go about it, that was not the right way.

There were two cameras at the ground I heard so No 12 will be accountable for his actions.


Could it be Stand the Test???
 

No it's not.
He actually has some brains which I think STT lacks.

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The shining light out of this game was Connor McPartland.  He kicked an early one and a late couple. He goes hard and laid a few great tackles on big boys.  Kasey Nich continues to impress and to be fair was the pick of the defenders. Actually I though most of the defenders did a great job.  Freo won easily on rebound with speed cutting inboard through the middle of the ground. They were quick and clean, where we scrambled and rushed disposals all day. 

To the demon's supporter abusing number 12 from Peel in the stands - well done. 

You have got to be joking? That bloke is an absolute fruit loop and you know who he is. He is an embarrassment to Perth supporters. He is lucky Perth president Bob Shields tapped him on the shoulder to tell him to settle down before either he was escorted out of the ground or worse and his reaction toward the president was don’t touch me. There is a way to go about it, that was not the right way.

There were two cameras at the ground I heard so No 12 will be accountable for his actions.


Could it be Stand the Test???

 

Go to the top of the class

Liked the look of a few things yesterday.
In the Ressies:
Jordan Reid used in the ruck and forward. Has a good leap, agility and showed some ball skills. Need to see how he develops.
Christian Martin, seems to be developing. Again showed some agility and ball skills up forward.
Jye Clark, glad the CEO talked him into joining us. Showed some skill in the midfield, Again a youngster to look forward to.

In the League:
Doulton Langlands showed enough to suggest that he will add to our midfield.
Jaiden Hunter, showed a bit up forward, has agility and ball skills. Enough to suggest that he may make the cut for round 1. Disappointed he got used in the ruck, as I see him as a forward of quality, don't push him in desperation.
Oscar Bird showed potential as a forward looks agile and has skills. Look forward to his development.

And loved the look of a very fit Corey Byrne. A great recruit for this year.
Don't see a spot for Stubbs round 1. Constantly overran the ball. I'm not convinced.