Caro reporting that while Geelong and the AFL agree that Geelong have done "nothing wrong", Geelong will be fined for their failure to lodge details of third party deals on time or at all in some cases (for example, a senior AFLW player getting a sponsor car).
Previously the Lions and Bulldogs have been fined for similar things.
Thankfully, Geelong's Premiere Asian Sauce Sponsor, Lee Kum Kee(TM) have worked out a deal to supply AFL HQ with a sauce selection of equivalent value.
(The aforementioned sponsors car)
Speaking from the "Walkie-Talkie" building in London (recently purchased by the company for $1.8b) Lee Kum Kee CEO, Charlie Lee said:
"We know Mr Dillon enjoys an Asian sidedish or two and we are very happy to provide him with a range of condiments to take his Asian enjoyment to the next level.
Mr Patrick Dangerfield from the AFLM team attended our board meeting last week to inform us of the developments and we are happy to provide assistance."
Mr Lee also took the opportunity to announce the release of a limited edition Oisin Sauce in honour of AFL football's best tagger, Oisin Mullin:
"Mr Mullin has shown the world what a chip scab Nicholas Daicos is. We appreciate his efforts in uncovering the fraud conducted by the Collingwood Football Club and are releasing a special sauce as thanks for ensuring the integrity of our great game."
Mr Chris Lee, CEO, Lee Kum Kee
Previously the Lions and Bulldogs have been fined for similar things.
Thankfully, Geelong's Premiere Asian Sauce Sponsor, Lee Kum Kee(TM) have worked out a deal to supply AFL HQ with a sauce selection of equivalent value.
(The aforementioned sponsors car)
Speaking from the "Walkie-Talkie" building in London (recently purchased by the company for $1.8b) Lee Kum Kee CEO, Charlie Lee said:
"We know Mr Dillon enjoys an Asian sidedish or two and we are very happy to provide him with a range of condiments to take his Asian enjoyment to the next level.
Mr Patrick Dangerfield from the AFLM team attended our board meeting last week to inform us of the developments and we are happy to provide assistance."
Mr Lee also took the opportunity to announce the release of a limited edition Oisin Sauce in honour of AFL football's best tagger, Oisin Mullin:
"Mr Mullin has shown the world what a chip scab Nicholas Daicos is. We appreciate his efforts in uncovering the fraud conducted by the Collingwood Football Club and are releasing a special sauce as thanks for ensuring the integrity of our great game."
Mr Chris Lee, CEO, Lee Kum Kee
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