MAYBE TOM McDonald was right after all.  

Remember in round seven when Demons forward McDonald denied James Harmes a potential Goal of the Year contender with a mark on the goal-line against Hawthorn in round seven?

Even though the end result was six points for Melbourne, McDonald was criticised for 'robbing' his teammate of a cracking goal. 

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T-Mac plays it safe after Harmes' bursting run

Tom McDonald marks the ball on the goal-line, preventing James Harmes from landing a potential goal of the year contender

Published on Apr 30, 2022

A similar scenario happened in Fremantle's win over Brisbane on Sunday when Travis Colyer took three bounces and launched a long bomb with an unmarked Griffin Logue in the goalsquare.

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Logue pays hefty price for unselfish act

Fremantle misses out on a near-certain goal after Griffin Logue decides not to mark Travis Colyer's running shot

Published on Jun 5, 2022

Logue took the unselfish approach and opted to let it go through, but it proved costly with the Sherrin landing on its point and bouncing up, which allowed a Lions defender to rush it through. 

While the decision didn't prove costly in the end, it wasn't missed by McDonald, who promptly tweeted his thoughts on Logue's call.

Fortunately for Logue and the Dockers, the career defender's decision wasn't costly as Freo burst clear in the second half to record a stirring win over another premiership contender following victory over Melbourne in round 11. 

The Dockers now sit third after 12 rounds with nine wins and three losses, just a game behind the ladder-leading Demons.