Adelaide star Patrick Dangerfield says key shot at goal hit the post Patrick Dangerfield marks in the wet. ON REVIEW, Crows midfielder Patrick Dangerfield agrees his last-quarter kick at goal did hit the post. But Dangerfield wants the AFL video review process - which took almost three minutes at AAMI Stadium on Saturday at a critical stage of the clash with Fremantle - to be quicker. "I thought it went through," said Dangerfield, whose kick in the 11th minute of the last term was heard hitting the goalpost by a boundary umpire but not the goal umpire. But looking back through the vision you can tell it obviously hit the post. On the spur of the moment and with the naked eye that is what I saw. But on reflection, it obviously shaved the post. Review laws must be fixed The decision was sent for video review but the result was "inconclusive," with the field umpire accepting the boundary umpire's verdict. Dangerfield says he is "not fussed" how the AFL opts to deal with the contentious issues of goalscoring, be it more technology or, as Crows coach Brenton Sanderson recommends, more goal umpires. "But ideally it needs to be quicker," Dangerfield said. The idea behind the review system is really good. It would nice for the players, and spectators too, if it was a bit quicker. Dangerfield plays his 100th AFL game on Saturday when Adelaide will host AFL premier Sydney while former Crows forward Kurt Tippett sits out the last of his 11-game ban for draft tampering and salary cap rorting while at West Lakes.