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Beveridge links “blurry” holding the ball rules to post 2016 Grand Final complaints – SEN
“It’s just an example of flinching on the run.”
Luke Beveridge has traced the issues with the adjudication of holding the ball back to 2017, following his sides 2016 Grand Final win.
The Western Bulldogs coach believes teams whinged about how the Dogs were getting rid of the ball as their handball game came to fruition in the latter part of the year.
Unfortunately it became blurry after 2016 when a couple of clubs whinged about us and they tried to pay more free kicks and then by Round 3 they knew it wasnt working so they tried to go back to…
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