Worth a watch: Chris Scott goes in-depth talking about umpiring, rules, interpretations, and everything in between. "Golden rule for a coach who's lost the game: Do not talk about the umpires. I've spent about five minutes on it!" 😅

whats with the jet engine in the background?

Fleet of planes all idling at the same time

Does he need a box of tissues? Keeping a player on the ground after a head knock has to be investigated

Yep! Don’t need 4 umpires out there. 3 is enough! Makes a good point with the holding the ball rule. That rule is cooked

Non-HTB decisions is why Geelong won the 2022 qualifying final I imagine chrissy wasn’t complaining about the rule that night.

It went both ways, 4.29 minutes to go and 4 umpires never saw T Atkinson throw out his right leg and drop Horne francis yet following replay’s clearly show it but not even commentators got the balls to call it a low act.

Or just don’t let another team kick 8 goals in the first quarter of a game? Complaining about free kicks is the most boring argument around. Win the game by being good, regardless of a right or wrong decision.

Don’t recall a 5 minute meltdown when we got shafted down there in 2021.

Can’t believe I’m agreeing with him. The HTB rule is confusing. I thought it used to be if they spun 360 it’s either holding the ball or ball up. Now u can spin around 3 times and if you haven’t fallen it’s play on.

All he has to do is walk down the corridor to see who fucked the game up