lovetotalkfooty wrote:Congrats to Marc cox on playing his last game yesterday for his 26th club. You must really be proud of yourself and your career. Any club that goes near this bloke deserves everything they get.
Where's he going??
by Old Dog 13 » Sun Jul 24, 2011 3:25 pm
lovetotalkfooty wrote:Congrats to Marc cox on playing his last game yesterday for his 26th club. You must really be proud of yourself and your career. Any club that goes near this bloke deserves everything they get.
by lovetotalkfooty » Sun Jul 24, 2011 3:29 pm
Old Dog 13 wrote:lovetotalkfooty wrote:Congrats to Marc cox on playing his last game yesterday for his 26th club. You must really be proud of yourself and your career. Any club that goes near this bloke deserves everything they get.
Where's he going??
by jointman » Sun Jul 24, 2011 3:33 pm
lovetotalkfooty wrote:Old Dog 13 wrote:lovetotalkfooty wrote:Congrats to Marc cox on playing his last game yesterday for his 26th club. You must really be proud of yourself and your career. Any club that goes near this bloke deserves everything they get.
Where's he going??
The bloke will be under investigation so I won't say anymore. However he will not be passing go and he will not collecting $200.
by cossi11 » Sun Jul 24, 2011 4:04 pm
jointman wrote:lovetotalkfooty wrote:Old Dog 13 wrote:lovetotalkfooty wrote:Congrats to Marc cox on playing his last game yesterday for his 26th club. You must really be proud of yourself and your career. Any club that goes near this bloke deserves everything they get.
Where's he going??
The bloke will be under investigation so I won't say anymore. However he will not be passing go and he will not collecting $200.
what has he done?
by Buddys wife » Sun Jul 24, 2011 5:38 pm
by lovetotalkfooty » Sun Jul 24, 2011 5:44 pm
Buddys wife wrote:Coxy isn't going anywhere just some bad loosers from brahma lodge talking crap they need to have a good hard look at them selves
by S Demon » Sun Jul 24, 2011 5:54 pm
lovetotalkfooty wrote:Congrats to Marc cox on playing his last game yesterday for his 26th club. You must really be proud of yourself and your career. Any club that goes near this bloke deserves everything they get.
by jointman » Sun Jul 24, 2011 6:21 pm
lovetotalkfooty wrote:Buddys wife wrote:Coxy isn't going anywhere just some bad loosers from brahma lodge talking crap they need to have a good hard look at them selves
so you thinkng spitting is OK?
by Jabber » Sun Jul 24, 2011 7:11 pm
lovetotalkfooty wrote:Buddys wife wrote:Coxy isn't going anywhere just some bad loosers from brahma lodge talking crap they need to have a good hard look at them selves
so you thinkng spitting is OK?
by RHM 17 » Sun Jul 24, 2011 7:15 pm
jointman wrote:lovetotalkfooty wrote:Buddys wife wrote:Coxy isn't going anywhere just some bad loosers from brahma lodge talking crap they need to have a good hard look at them selves
so you thinkng spitting is OK?
thats pretty average if he has done that
by catchisthecry » Sun Jul 24, 2011 7:18 pm
Jabber wrote:lovetotalkfooty wrote:Buddys wife wrote:Coxy isn't going anywhere just some bad loosers from brahma lodge talking crap they need to have a good hard look at them selves
so you thinkng spitting is OK?
Spitting on someone is on a par with headbutting as the lowest act you can do on a footy field in my opinion.
I got spat on once and i will never ever forget it. Mine was in between quarters so the umpires didn't see it, but a lot of players and spectators did. The player didn't get reported because the umps didn't see it which is unfortunate.
Anyone found guilty of spitting on a player should be dealt with to the full extent.
To contradict myself now i have to say that all these clubs (including my own club) asking for investigations is now getting out of hand. Investigations in my opinion should only be asked for if the act that isn't seen hampers the player's quality of life outside of the game. eg he can't work due to it etc.
Spitting whilst quite denigrating is not going to hamper the players life outside of footy and such should not be investigated. Clubs and players sometimes have to just realise that unfortunately sometimes things aren't seen and its purely unlucky. My spitting case wasn't seen by the umps on the day, although seen by a lot of others, and when I complained the umps explained that they aren't calling me a liar but didn't see it so can't do much about it. I copped it on the chin (literally) and moved on.
by Jabber » Sun Jul 24, 2011 7:23 pm
catchisthecry wrote:Jabber wrote:lovetotalkfooty wrote:Buddys wife wrote:Coxy isn't going anywhere just some bad loosers from brahma lodge talking crap they need to have a good hard look at them selves
so you thinkng spitting is OK?
Spitting on someone is on a par with headbutting as the lowest act you can do on a footy field in my opinion.
I got spat on once and i will never ever forget it. Mine was in between quarters so the umpires didn't see it, but a lot of players and spectators did. The player didn't get reported because the umps didn't see it which is unfortunate.
Anyone found guilty of spitting on a player should be dealt with to the full extent.
To contradict myself now i have to say that all these clubs (including my own club) asking for investigations is now getting out of hand. Investigations in my opinion should only be asked for if the act that isn't seen hampers the player's quality of life outside of the game. eg he can't work due to it etc.
Spitting whilst quite denigrating is not going to hamper the players life outside of footy and such should not be investigated. Clubs and players sometimes have to just realise that unfortunately sometimes things aren't seen and its purely unlucky. My spitting case wasn't seen by the umps on the day, although seen by a lot of others, and when I complained the umps explained that they aren't calling me a liar but didn't see it so can't do much about it. I copped it on the chin (literally) and moved on.
Yuck!
I disagree Jab. That sort of crap should be taken very seriously and the bloke stamped out.
There could NEVER possibly be the need to spit on someone, in any situation in life, let alone during a game of Div 5 amatuer league football
by catchisthecry » Sun Jul 24, 2011 7:26 pm
by Jabber » Sun Jul 24, 2011 7:29 pm
catchisthecry wrote:mmmm... agree to disagree.
I can see what you're saying about affecting the players life, but if we just rely on umpires not seeing it - then you could get away with anything!
by catchisthecry » Sun Jul 24, 2011 7:43 pm
by Jabber » Sun Jul 24, 2011 7:50 pm
catchisthecry wrote:To be honest mate I have no understanding of these investigations. Can they be requested by any club for any incident at anytime?
Thankfully I have never been involved in one..
by EddieV » Sun Jul 24, 2011 8:51 pm
by valleys07 » Sun Jul 24, 2011 8:55 pm
Jabber wrote:lovetotalkfooty wrote:Buddys wife wrote:Coxy isn't going anywhere just some bad loosers from brahma lodge talking crap they need to have a good hard look at them selves
so you thinkng spitting is OK?
Spitting on someone is on a par with headbutting as the lowest act you can do on a footy field in my opinion.
I got spat on once and i will never ever forget it. Mine was in between quarters so the umpires didn't see it, but a lot of players and spectators did. The player didn't get reported because the umps didn't see it which is unfortunate.
Anyone found guilty of spitting on a player should be dealt with to the full extent.
To contradict myself now i have to say that all these clubs (including my own club) asking for investigations is now getting out of hand. Investigations in my opinion should only be asked for if the act that isn't seen hampers the player's quality of life outside of the game. eg he can't work due to it etc.
Spitting whilst quite denigrating is not going to hamper the players life outside of footy and such should not be investigated. Clubs and players sometimes have to just realise that unfortunately sometimes things aren't seen and its purely unlucky. My spitting case wasn't seen by the umps on the day, although seen by a lot of others, and when I complained the umps explained that they aren't calling me a liar but didn't see it so can't do much about it. I copped it on the chin (literally) and moved on.
by quiet riot » Sun Jul 24, 2011 9:39 pm
by lovetotalkfooty » Sun Jul 24, 2011 9:52 pm
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