Hawthorn will contact the AFL if they find any unfair treatment of small forward Jack Ginnivan after Tony Shaw said the forward was being tackled high but not being paid free kicks.
Coach Sam Mitchell says Hawthorn will contact the AFL if they find any unfair treatment of small forward Jack Ginnivan after looking at vision fromCollingwood great Tony Shaw described a number of tackles on Ginnivan as worthy of being paid free kicks for high contact. He called on Hawthorn to push for answers on the way the premiership player and former Magpie is officiated.Fox Footy
“And if we were to rewatch them and have a look and think there’s getting unfair treatment, then I’ll get in touch with the AFL this week and get them to have a look at it.”The weather played havoc on the match as the fourth quarter was delayed for more than 40 minutes with wild storms and lightning in the area.Geelong’s Ollie Henry, who finished the day with an equal game-high four goals alongside 350th gamer Tom Hawkins, said it was a bizarre game, but had been handled well.
“It’s different personalities that do different things that hold them in good stead for when they go out on the track next,” Henry said.“Everyone has a different routine. And when you have to stop and warm back up again, there are things that might help you perform better. I was dancing to a song … We got the music going – I couldn’t tell you the name of the song – we had some soccer chants going on.
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