Actually it’s the translation for Crows. So Adelaide are called Kuwarna Crows, or Crow Crows. I’m just going off what the AFL article about the name change said, and am not an expert on Indigenous languages.
If you took a shot every time Daicos missed a target you'd have been fucked by half time.
If you took a shot every time you heard "Adelai... sorry Kuwarna" you'd have been dead.
He ran about 2 full strips of mown grass, which if it is like the past, that's about 20 meters.
I think the call is correct, but the annoying part is that's that one time they will call it this month
If players are going to burn an entire pack, take a bounce full tilt and still get penalised for it, I don't wanna watch.
We love the game for the elements of skill, speed and power and they've done their best to eliminate the power aspect lately. Now here, they're penalising the other traits. The league is killing their own product. Absolutely soul sucking officiating.
I agree with the sentiment, but if you just play on vibes then you're going to piss off the other side. For example, the umpires were too scared to pay a free kick against Draper diving on the ball. They get panned for it.
Now they correctly pay a free kick against Rankine and get panned for it. They can't win, and someone will always be upset.
If Collingwood were on the receiving end of this bad call, I honestly don't think anyone would give a fuck
They'll get panned for it because in both of those examples they've effectively gone "against" the expected outcome.
You'd expect Draper to have been pinged like at every other point in the game, like you'd have expected a no call on Rankine.
Most viewers only want some form of consistency as opposed to technical perfection
Never see it paid and I can't believe it was.
But if he had kicked it as far as he ran, would it have been paid a mark.
There are two different 15 meters in the game which is wierd.
I agree it’s not called as much as it should - but I think it was a correct call (as much as it pains me to say it, given I was barracking against the Pies)
Correct if they consistently called it like that, is quite different to technically correct when plucking just one decision out right at the end of the match.
Possibly but a lot of them were quite short steps while arcing around to make the kick. Even if it was just over 15m it’s basically never called until it looks like a solid 20m.
It's pretty rare that gets called. Players are usually on top of it anyway and I also think umps usually give them a bit of leeway unless it's really blatant, which I don't think that was.
Fr. A small part of me wouldn't even mind losing by a regular margin like no more than 4 goals. Always being so close but never good enough is so tiring.
I really have to ask though in all these close games what Adelaide has learnt, 3:30 on the clock, 1 point up and Obrien takes the good contested mark on the forward flank about 60m from goal and rather than going back and allowing Adelaide to keep it in he handpasses off to Rachele who takes a pressured kick from near the boundary from 45m and misses. Then going by the commentary Crows have it in F50 and yet didn't have the outnumber behind the ball, as happens in these games the ball ping pongs luckily to a Pies player and they were off through the middle with all the space in the world to work with.
Sums up Adelaide and umpiring, lol
* Adelaide against Essendon. Too Afraid to play obvious free kick for Adelaide.
* Adelaide against Collingwood. Not afraid to pay a 50/50 free kick.
mmm
50/50 is generous
was more like a 30/70 (with the 70 being not a free kick)
Players run that far (and further) multiple times a game without being called.
Crows did an awesome job playing from behind, took every possible risk did a great job.
But when they had the lead they looked tight as if “I don’t want to fuck this up” was ultimately their downfall.
Grandstand finish was good to watch.
Disappointing loss for Adelaide. Had all the momentum in the last. Couldn’t kick a goal to save their lives in the last ten minutes. Collingwood only had a few looks in that last 5-10 minutes and made it count
I think there was another 50/50 running too far call a couple of minutes earlier in the quarter, the crowd obviously noticed it but the umps didn't pay it. May explain why the umps decided to call that at the end? It was so close, and in the context of the game is usually never paid.
Did it rob them though? If you saw the contest still going in the forward 50, it was about 20 seconds of tackles which would have run the clock to 0. But sure, let's just call it robbing them because Schultz didn't get pole axed mid air in a marking contest that the crow had no chance of being in.
Mate don’t even try. Any reasonable consideration of poor calls the other way won’t matter to these people. The narrative is in full swing and there’s nothing we can do about it except just disconnect.
The decision wasn't wrong, just inconsistent with how they tend to 'interpret' that rule. So the AFL will tick it off as correct (because it technically was) but continue to do nothing when non-calls are made in the same scenario. And the umpires will continue to let most players run 25m+ but occasionally ping someone for running 20.
Diabolical decision from the umpire.
Rankine had taken 12 steps by the time he blew the whistle. Usually, but especially at that point of the game, umpires don’t call running too far unless it’s absolutely certain a player has gone more than 15.
Adelaide on the wrong end of a bad call yet again
His stride length when sprinting would be well over 1.25m, so I don't think there's much doubt it was a technically correct call. The problem is that they are so inconsistent with it and usually give them a lot of leeway, but occasionally pay a tight one.
I've been saying for a while they should increase the distance to, say, 25m, and put the players on notice that they're actually going to try to call it accurately. (So if you don't want to risk getting pinged, don't try to cut it fine, and don't complain if the replays show you only covered 23.5m)
According to fox footy it was 24.2m that he covered.
I agree, in a game where free kicks were 8-11, umpires let most things go all day already, don't change the umpiring for the last minute.
I think shultz being hit front on should have been paid. Unfair to let something of that standard go, then pay this.
Looking forward to another delayed concussion call.
Gotta feel for Crom, they are a quality side that have had so many games just not quite fall their way.
Wonder how many Pies fans lost to heart attacks tonight (to add to the tally)
14 seconds left, on the wing and a ball up with 18 Collingwood players sitting on every spare inch of space, yes the call is shit, but it was absolutely unlikely that a goal comes out of that, they robbed a great ending but they didn’t rob them the game.
Great performance by Collingwood with no forward line. Good performance by the crows to nearly steal it.
But nah, Collingwood wins a close one so lets hyper-fixate on the one decision that went their way late. Its the R/afl done thing.
Can't believe that call at the end
I mean either way Collingwood almost certainly win but wtf - calling a borderline call like that right at the end of a close game?
Whichever ump that was should be demoted to VFL duty
Collingwood winning a close one, umpire stitching up the Crows with a dubious judgement call (he ran a slight too far but that will never get paid again in that situation), the Pies tipping the heart of the Crows and the Crows getting pipped at the post.
All the classics, a true greatest hits tour today.
For every comment about the running too far call, how about we have a discussion about Keane’s throw in our forward 50 which wasn’t called and led directly to the last Crows goal? That was potentially a two goal turnaround.
Been focusing too much on the running too far...Quaynor's smother and handpass out of fifty to setup the last goal was epic. I really thought we were done by then, and that was against the run of play for most of the quarter.
The thing that shits me about that call. If they didn't call it, no one would be saying " I think Rankine ran to far there" such a shit ending to a great game.
Can someone explain to me what happened with that call at the end there? I was only half paying attention, but I gathered that the Crows got screwed over again.
People are complaining because the umpire didn't not make the right call. Sometimes the wrong call or not making the right call is the right kind of wrong and people rightly demand umpires to know when to get it wrong to get it right.
Can some rich cunt make the BFL where the interstate teams only play each other without fuckwit biased Victorian umpires ruining every game with fucked up decisions again and again
Why have the balls to call that then but at basically every other point in the season let it go. I don’t care if it’s technically correct, the lack of consistency makes it a bad call
Looking at the replay and counting the steps, Rankine goes about 18 strides after the ball bounces - it appears less because he fumbles the ball. Bold call by the umpire but I think it's the right one, one side is going to be angry however that gets officiated
EDIT: Looked at it on replay and posted the video on the sub. I reckon I count 16, maybe 17 steps. Reaaaaal tight
I'm glad we had the Rankine free kick right at the end so we can all talk about that instead of the two dodgy decisions in favour of the Crows in the minute beforehand that went their way.
Those pointing out the last call.... how about rewatching it and counting the lack of calls for the Pies that helped turn momentum.
Bad luck Crows. Umpires cock teased you guys.
Hear me out. That call was meant to help the Crows fans cope with the loss. They weren’t gonna win to from a ball up at that point, but now at least they get to blame the umpires, which is a lot better than having to accept their team is shit at finishing games.
Another year of almosts for the crows
King of the cold comforts.
It’s the Carey curse, I’m telling ya.
We've been racking up curses like uno.
Getting Carey instead of going after Pavlich was the curse, then having to rely on Perrie and McGregor for the next few years added to the curse.
Ah Carey Elwes? The bad guy from twister roite
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*Crom
*Kuwarna of judgement
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Kuwarna replaces Adelaide, not Crows
Actually it’s the translation for Crows. So Adelaide are called Kuwarna Crows, or Crow Crows. I’m just going off what the AFL article about the name change said, and am not an expert on Indigenous languages.
It's just Kuwarna. Not Adelaide Kuwarna. Not Kuwarna Crows. Just Kuwarna, which means Crows
Crow Crow Again. First you crow, and then you, you crow again.
Adelaide is Kuarna
At least it's a loss for Kuwarna and not the Crows
I hate this sport
Nah Collingwood won’t win the next close game don’t worry - me in 2022
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At this point it's less getting away with it, and more the default gameplan.
Something something RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME
Triggered
"say the line, Bart!" "right infront of me :( " "yayyyyy!!!"
Back to our regular scheduling of Getting Away With It^TM for Collingwood it appears
You're the only one to stop them winning in the last seven weeks. You're our only hope.
If you took a shot every time Daicos missed a target you'd have been fucked by half time. If you took a shot every time you heard "Adelai... sorry Kuwarna" you'd have been dead.
Oop, take another one shot.
any day with carlton out of the 8 is a good day
RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME IT KEEPS FUCKING HAPPENING
I see players run that far without bouncing like 20 times a game
He ran about 2 full strips of mown grass, which if it is like the past, that's about 20 meters. I think the call is correct, but the annoying part is that's that one time they will call it this month
Yeah the afl will say the umpire made the correct decision and in the next few weeks umpires will moderate carefully.
If players are going to burn an entire pack, take a bounce full tilt and still get penalised for it, I don't wanna watch. We love the game for the elements of skill, speed and power and they've done their best to eliminate the power aspect lately. Now here, they're penalising the other traits. The league is killing their own product. Absolutely soul sucking officiating.
I agree with the sentiment, but if you just play on vibes then you're going to piss off the other side. For example, the umpires were too scared to pay a free kick against Draper diving on the ball. They get panned for it. Now they correctly pay a free kick against Rankine and get panned for it. They can't win, and someone will always be upset. If Collingwood were on the receiving end of this bad call, I honestly don't think anyone would give a fuck
They'll get panned for it because in both of those examples they've effectively gone "against" the expected outcome. You'd expect Draper to have been pinged like at every other point in the game, like you'd have expected a no call on Rankine. Most viewers only want some form of consistency as opposed to technical perfection
He ran 24 meters without a bounce... that's 9 meters more than allowed.
MCG strips are 12.5m apart, so maybe not quite 25.
Never see it paid and I can't believe it was. But if he had kicked it as far as he ran, would it have been paid a mark. There are two different 15 meters in the game which is wierd.
Nankervis ran twice as far 10 minutes earlier without getting called.
But are they crom?
On replay it looked around 14 steps, only thing I can think of is the umpires missed him bounce before that
14 steps would be more than 15m though wouldn’t it?
yeah but does it ever get called? no i saw one in the middle of the ground before this go uncalled
I agree it’s not called as much as it should - but I think it was a correct call (as much as it pains me to say it, given I was barracking against the Pies)
Just look at the player taking the kick in after a behind. They easily run 20 m before kicking it and it’s never called.
Correct if they consistently called it like that, is quite different to technically correct when plucking just one decision out right at the end of the match.
Possibly but a lot of them were quite short steps while arcing around to make the kick. Even if it was just over 15m it’s basically never called until it looks like a solid 20m.
When you’re sprinting a step is easily more than a metre
I counted 16 but it’s not worth paying. Let the game play out unless it’s an obvious free
9 meters over the allowed 15 is pretty obvious.
He was doing longer than 1m steps
It's not steps, it's metres. And he's running big enough steps to do a hammy. So well over 15. At least 20 going by those grass strips
I counted 16-17 steps so probably 20-25m, but gee those ones are never called especially when it's for the second bounce
It's pretty rare that gets called. Players are usually on top of it anyway and I also think umps usually give them a bit of leeway unless it's really blatant, which I don't think that was.
Horrible decision. No need for the umpire to be the one to determine the outcome of the game.
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Adelaide getting a controversial decision against them in the last minute AGAIN 😭
They need to up their bribing fee closer to what Collingwood puts out.
Adelaide and contentious last minute umpire calls, name a more iconic duo
Crows and Conceding junk time goals to give the opposition momentum into a break.
Utter pain. 29274828 incredibly close, competitive losses to Collingwood in a row. When will it end?
never
Of all the fucking free kicks to give it's not that one. What the fuck is that.
It’s actually just getting boring at this point. Get a new script.
Fr. A small part of me wouldn't even mind losing by a regular margin like no more than 4 goals. Always being so close but never good enough is so tiring.
Tell me about it
Condolences to my bird brethren from South Australia who seem destined to be the “almost team” for the meantime
I really have to ask though in all these close games what Adelaide has learnt, 3:30 on the clock, 1 point up and Obrien takes the good contested mark on the forward flank about 60m from goal and rather than going back and allowing Adelaide to keep it in he handpasses off to Rachele who takes a pressured kick from near the boundary from 45m and misses. Then going by the commentary Crows have it in F50 and yet didn't have the outnumber behind the ball, as happens in these games the ball ping pongs luckily to a Pies player and they were off through the middle with all the space in the world to work with.
Sums up Adelaide and umpiring, lol * Adelaide against Essendon. Too Afraid to play obvious free kick for Adelaide. * Adelaide against Collingwood. Not afraid to pay a 50/50 free kick. mmm
We need to move Adelaide to Victoria somehow
There’s this fun place called Ararat you could have
Hi Eddie
50/50 is generous was more like a 30/70 (with the 70 being not a free kick) Players run that far (and further) multiple times a game without being called.
Where does Sydney vs Adelaide controversy last year fit into this
Giants were. Right. South Melbourne all along.
Wasn’t even 50/50. Was never there to begin with.
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We get stitched up in the final minute so much it’s becoming a meme!
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Crows did an awesome job playing from behind, took every possible risk did a great job. But when they had the lead they looked tight as if “I don’t want to fuck this up” was ultimately their downfall. Grandstand finish was good to watch.
I need a hug :(
It wouldn’t be an Adelaide game without a critical umpiring decision going against them in the dying moments.
Go back to Lance Franklin when he took twenty steps on the stride. Absolutely no way Rank gained that meterage
That’s gotta be one of the worst calls to decide a game, took 15 steps at most
You can take as many steps as you like though, it’s 15 meters. Rankine was running hard enough that he pulled his hamstring, they were long strides.
Totally agree, at best very close to 15, but to blow the whistle went 30 seconds to go, brave umpire.
What a horrible way to finish a ripping contest
Idk about that last free..
🚨 B U L L S H I T 🚨
Crom and being ass blasted by the umpires in the dying moments. Name a more iconic duo.
Disappointing loss for Adelaide. Had all the momentum in the last. Couldn’t kick a goal to save their lives in the last ten minutes. Collingwood only had a few looks in that last 5-10 minutes and made it count
It’d be sick if teams didn’t forget how to be efficient inside 50 when it matters against Collingwood.
Crows show so much effort. They’re better than their record.
Least controversial ending to a 2024 game
Can we just like never play each other again? This isn’t good for either of our hearts.
thats way to close to call running too far, seen way worse not given
Come on writers, 3 seasons of the "Getting away with it" plotline is getting a bit old
Only tuned in for the last quarter, was that Joey on lead call? Really rate him + J Riewoldt.
I think there was another 50/50 running too far call a couple of minutes earlier in the quarter, the crowd obviously noticed it but the umps didn't pay it. May explain why the umps decided to call that at the end? It was so close, and in the context of the game is usually never paid.
FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARK GG Collingwhatever your name is
A dodgy umpiring decision robbing Adelaide and giving Collingwood a win? I am shocked. SHOCKED!
Did it rob them though? If you saw the contest still going in the forward 50, it was about 20 seconds of tackles which would have run the clock to 0. But sure, let's just call it robbing them because Schultz didn't get pole axed mid air in a marking contest that the crow had no chance of being in.
It was a shocking call but they missed a clear on Schultz getting tackled in the marking contest like 5 seconds before it.
Also Keane’s throw in our F50 that resulted in their last goal
Mate don’t even try. Any reasonable consideration of poor calls the other way won’t matter to these people. The narrative is in full swing and there’s nothing we can do about it except just disconnect.
People hate Collingwood as much as they love their own team. As one eyed against us as Pies fans are for the Pies.
Yup
<- Vicbias button
Thank you for the button, I’ll be sure to press it 50 times today alone.
It's ok Adelaide. They'll review it and learn from it. Won't change anything but at least you will get an apology....
The decision wasn't wrong, just inconsistent with how they tend to 'interpret' that rule. So the AFL will tick it off as correct (because it technically was) but continue to do nothing when non-calls are made in the same scenario. And the umpires will continue to let most players run 25m+ but occasionally ping someone for running 20.
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Crows losing close games with interesting calls in dying moments is to common
Diabolical decision from the umpire. Rankine had taken 12 steps by the time he blew the whistle. Usually, but especially at that point of the game, umpires don’t call running too far unless it’s absolutely certain a player has gone more than 15. Adelaide on the wrong end of a bad call yet again
The AFL tweeted a throw back a few weeks ago of "an incredible Cripps goal" against us and he ran 35 metres easily.
Link?
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lol that’s outrageous, I’d say 35m there and the AFl praised it. Wait for the Umpires made the right call from the AFL tmrw for 10m less 😆
Important to note the rule is 15 metres, it doesn't matter how many steps. Was a harsh call, players run like that all the time
His stride length when sprinting would be well over 1.25m, so I don't think there's much doubt it was a technically correct call. The problem is that they are so inconsistent with it and usually give them a lot of leeway, but occasionally pay a tight one. I've been saying for a while they should increase the distance to, say, 25m, and put the players on notice that they're actually going to try to call it accurately. (So if you don't want to risk getting pinged, don't try to cut it fine, and don't complain if the replays show you only covered 23.5m)
According to fox footy it was 24.2m that he covered. I agree, in a game where free kicks were 8-11, umpires let most things go all day already, don't change the umpiring for the last minute. I think shultz being hit front on should have been paid. Unfair to let something of that standard go, then pay this.
I think it's a rough call, but why would steps matter when it's the metres that count?
I don’t mind losing games. Losing close games like that though… *depression*
Rankine seemingly doing his hammy at the end a double blow from Crom.
Looking forward to another delayed concussion call. Gotta feel for Crom, they are a quality side that have had so many games just not quite fall their way. Wonder how many Pies fans lost to heart attacks tonight (to add to the tally)
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14 seconds left, on the wing and a ball up with 18 Collingwood players sitting on every spare inch of space, yes the call is shit, but it was absolutely unlikely that a goal comes out of that, they robbed a great ending but they didn’t rob them the game.
Don't bother. The posters pointing it out were all hoping for a Crows win because they hate Collingwood.
Great performance by Collingwood with no forward line. Good performance by the crows to nearly steal it. But nah, Collingwood wins a close one so lets hyper-fixate on the one decision that went their way late. Its the R/afl done thing.
What the fuck man? I give up honestly
Can't believe that call at the end I mean either way Collingwood almost certainly win but wtf - calling a borderline call like that right at the end of a close game? Whichever ump that was should be demoted to VFL duty
They aren't demoting an umpire for making an objectively correct call in the dying seconds.
Nah get fucked. How many times does it have to happen with a shit late call.
Why do i bother watching this sport
I am thoroughly sports entertained
Adelaide matches are always so stressful. Rate the crows!
Collingwood winning a close one, umpire stitching up the Crows with a dubious judgement call (he ran a slight too far but that will never get paid again in that situation), the Pies tipping the heart of the Crows and the Crows getting pipped at the post. All the classics, a true greatest hits tour today.
For every comment about the running too far call, how about we have a discussion about Keane’s throw in our forward 50 which wasn’t called and led directly to the last Crows goal? That was potentially a two goal turnaround.
I'm so sick of getting fucked by the umpires
Illusive robbed of match thread. Winning club gets to post it.
I was legit waiting for you to post it because you said you wanted it lol
You left it wide open and now we have a new one to watch
I didn't know you lot had a code to follow, I just thought it was a free-for-alll
Thi appears to be a newcomer. Forgive them for not knowing.
We're gonna struggle for a while without Mihocek and Howe !
What is with our inability to get up in osr games? This year and last year we've lost a number of games by less than a kick but won a couple I think?
Change the name and we still get robbed
Don’t worry crow fans! You helped kick Carlton out of the 8!
Been focusing too much on the running too far...Quaynor's smother and handpass out of fifty to setup the last goal was epic. I really thought we were done by then, and that was against the run of play for most of the quarter.
Last three meetings 1pt 2pts 4pts Collingwood margins increasing exponentially
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Ez gg
12 steps for rankine. 12. How can the same club get stooged by the afl yet again. Can’t wait for our 4th sorry in 12 months
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It’s 15 m not 15 steps and he ran about 20 m
He ran 24 metres mate. You're allowed to run 15 metres. How many metres should he be able to run before he gets penalised?
RIGHT INFRONT OF ME
you know it’s bull shit because that would never, ever, ever get paid the other way..
People in here are so good at showing that they didn't actually watch the game.
I dunno, it sounds like a lot of people are talking about a robbery that happened right in front of them
This game is maybe my breaking point
The thing that shits me about that call. If they didn't call it, no one would be saying " I think Rankine ran to far there" such a shit ending to a great game.
The destruction of our forward line is complete. Next week we conscript the tallest of the Auskickers
Can someone explain to me what happened with that call at the end there? I was only half paying attention, but I gathered that the Crows got screwed over again.
People are complaining because the umpire didn't not make the right call. Sometimes the wrong call or not making the right call is the right kind of wrong and people rightly demand umpires to know when to get it wrong to get it right.
Can some rich cunt make the BFL where the interstate teams only play each other without fuckwit biased Victorian umpires ruining every game with fucked up decisions again and again
Adelaide need to call for an investigation. I don't think any other team gets shafted as much as they do
Adelaide got 3 dodgy calls go there way in the final 6 or so minutes and then one call goes our way and it’s rigged lmao
Holding the ball apparently doesnt exist, take on as many players as you like and then chuck it to your mate.
Yeah that’s when you just read and scroll on. It won’t change
Last call on Rankine a good one. Definitely ran too far after his bounce. Great umpiring to have the guts too pay that in the big moment
Why have the balls to call that then but at basically every other point in the season let it go. I don’t care if it’s technically correct, the lack of consistency makes it a bad call
Well that's not going to go down well
No it wasn't, it'd be guts to pay it consistently like that. That was pathetic.
Crom robbed again
Looking at the replay and counting the steps, Rankine goes about 18 strides after the ball bounces - it appears less because he fumbles the ball. Bold call by the umpire but I think it's the right one, one side is going to be angry however that gets officiated EDIT: Looked at it on replay and posted the video on the sub. I reckon I count 16, maybe 17 steps. Reaaaaal tight
Crows acting like there was a goal on the siren...
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Crows had the better of the umpires all day. Have a sook reddit
Can we never play crows again? Thanks
I’m a simple man, I see ‘Right in front of me’ and I upvote
I'm glad we had the Rankine free kick right at the end so we can all talk about that instead of the two dodgy decisions in favour of the Crows in the minute beforehand that went their way.
That was a pathetic way to kill the game. Wrong umpiring call. Pathetic bullshit.
How far can you run without taking a bounce and how far do you think Rankine ran?
Fucking phew
What's with Crows and losing close games with controversial umpire calls (or non calls)
Script writers need new ideas for us.
Those pointing out the last call.... how about rewatching it and counting the lack of calls for the Pies that helped turn momentum. Bad luck Crows. Umpires cock teased you guys.
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Such a funny time to call a free like that
Have no idea how this is the first one, I refreshed multiple times after the siren and it didn’t come so I just made the thread
Hear me out. That call was meant to help the Crows fans cope with the loss. They weren’t gonna win to from a ball up at that point, but now at least they get to blame the umpires, which is a lot better than having to accept their team is shit at finishing games.