Didak Appeal.. [Archive]

gezza78

8 Aug 2006, 15:33

The club has decided to appeal his reprimand he received last night..

So what is the go now,could he actually get suspended if things don't go his way?

I hope that is not the case,I know the points he accrued last night would have gone against his name,but its a big risk to take :(

Hope the club knows what they are doing....

Hadders

8 Aug 2006, 15:44

Nah read in the paper this morning that if they decided to appeal it wouldn't make a difference anyway.

Must be to try and remove the points of his record for any future indescretions.

Timmy from Thomastown

8 Aug 2006, 15:46

Probably a good decision as long as he doesnt cop a suspension if the appeal fails. Removing those activation points will be a good thing for the next time he gets reported. It might even help this year!!

It was a frivolous charge, although with Didaks history it will be a battle to get an aquittal.

Hadders

8 Aug 2006, 15:49

It was a strange one. When I saw it the first time during the game it looked pretty blatent but then in slo-mo it looked a little better. Still think it was intentional but hopefully Dids can get the points removed.:thumbsu:

grayza

8 Aug 2006, 16:06

as long as he cant be suspended anyway they may as well try get the points off

MACDAICOS

8 Aug 2006, 16:08

Nah read in the paper this morning that if they decided to appeal it wouldn't make a difference anyway.

Must be to try and remove the points of his record for any future indescretions.
What paper????????

Hadders

8 Aug 2006, 16:12

Bartel Challenges two match ban (http://www.theage.com.au/news/afl/bartel-challenges-twomatch-ban/2006/08/08/1154802870406.html)

This is the bit that matters:

Collingwood's Alan Didak will also challenge a tripping offence although he will still only be reprimanded if found guilty.

So no need to worry it's OK for Dids.:thumbsu:

MACDAICOS

8 Aug 2006, 16:13

Bartel Challenges two match ban (http://www.theage.com.au/news/afl/bartel-challenges-twomatch-ban/2006/08/08/1154802870406.html)

This is the bit that matters:

So no need to worry it's OK for Dids.:thumbsu:
Phew!!!!!!! Cheers mate.

Dazman

8 Aug 2006, 16:41

So no need to worry it's OK for Dids.:thumbsu:

Good news. Would hurt my dream team severely if he got rubbed out.

gezza78

8 Aug 2006, 17:13

gormanisahack

8 Aug 2006, 19:23

any more news was the appeal successfull?

Murray

8 Aug 2006, 19:30

Appeal unsuccessfull

Lonie_from_50

8 Aug 2006, 21:06

so 90 odd points i'm guessing.

gormanisahack

8 Aug 2006, 21:49

so 90 odd points i'm guessing.

yeah i think 83.5 or something like that

Cassius_Clay

8 Aug 2006, 21:51

Appeal unsuccessfull
Time to take it to the courts :D

Jabso

8 Aug 2006, 22:32

This is not the appeal this is just the pleading not guilty part right?
We still can appeal it.

GRANGE_GSM

9 Aug 2006, 11:42

didaks report was the biggest crop of 5hit ive seen!if falling over is a reportable offence then where is our game goin!!!!common sense should have prevailed....

PC-04

9 Aug 2006, 23:58

didaks report was the biggest crop of 5hit ive seen!if falling over is a reportable offence then where is our game goin!!!!common sense should have prevailed....
Spot on, Wino! Players are asked now to give their all, hold nothing back, .... but please ensure that you`re next footy deed ticks all the boxes on the "tribunally correctness" page (that would be the pink one, boys). Have these ex-playing experts taken up Sunday tennis to stay active in their dotage?:mad: :thumbsd: