Brian Taylor would probably want at least one call made during the third quarter of Collingwood's qualifying final win over Geelong back.
Veteran Cats defender Harry Taylor had possession of the ball and the commentator wondered whether Friday's MCG blockbuster might be Taylor's last match.
Plenty of viewers were quick to point out that, win or lose, Geelong would have at least one more match in 2019.
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Unless BT thought Taylor was in line to be dropped, but we're fairly certain he just made a blue.
BT - “Harry Taylor, 259 games, I just wonder if they don’t get up tonight if it will be his last”. Yeeeeaaahhhh they have a double chance...... 🙄🙄 #AFLFinals #AFLCatsPies
— Travis Poz (@travpoz) September 6, 2019
BT “I wonder if they (geelong) don’t get up if it’ll be his (Harry Taylor’s) last”
— marnie cohen (@marniecohen) September 6, 2019
... has anyone told BT it’s a Qualifying final? Both sides play at least twice. 🤦♀️ #aflcatspies
BT: Harry Taylor 259 games... I wonder if they don't get up if it will be his last
— Marty (@cragleB) September 6, 2019
Well no Brian cause it's not an elimination final you fkn clown. #AFLCatsPies
"You just wonder, if the Cats lose tonight, if this will be Harry Taylor's last game." - BT
— Eddie Dadds (@EddieDadds) September 6, 2019
Wouldn't have thought so given they'll be playing in a semi against West Coast next week 🤨#AFLFinals #AFLCatsPies
BT just straight up retiring Harry Taylor #AFLCatsPies #AFLFinals
— Josh Barnstable (@JBarney1994) September 6, 2019
The Cats, almost certainly featuring Harry Taylor, will now host West Coast in next week's semi final, with the Pies going straight into the prelim.
Collingwood eventually ran out 10-point winners in captain Scott Pendlebury's 300th, a late charge by Geelong making for a tense final few minutes.
After conceding seven of the first eight goals of the game, Geelong, thanks to the efforts of their big guns such as Patrick Dangerfield and Tim Kelly, slowly pegged back the deficit but ultimately fell short.
They will be licking their wounds ahead of their clash with the Eagles as Mitch Duncan, Gary Rohan and Jed Bews all picked up knocks in the loss.
For the Pies, Jordan De Goey failed to finish the match with a hamstring issue, placing him in doubt for the preliminary final in a fortnight's time.
