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Law tweak for trades
29 March 2007 Herald-Sun
THE AFL is considering a policy change on players with two strikes who are traded.
A club recruiting a player currently has no knowledge of his strikes.
It is possible the doctor at the player's former club will be asked to confidentially pass on the information to the new club.
The move would be designed to ensure the offending player continues to have the same level of counselling.
AFL football operations manager Adrian Anderson said all players who had recorded positive tests would be monitored by the AFL's medical officers in the event they were traded.
"Any player who has already tested twice is well under the attention of our AFL medical officers and they will follow up with those two players regularly to make sure they continue to receive the message and are followed up by our medical officers," Anderson said.
Considering he is talking about players with two strikes that will/have been traded and that everyone is trying to protect the names of the 3 players who have tested twice...he has just narrowed down the names of 2 of those 3 players into a list of the 9 players that were traded last year. regardless that most people are aware of who they are anyway, a bit silly from Mr. Anderson, yes? So that means that two of the following players in no particular order are definately on two strikes for those who do not know.
Chris Tarrant
Dean Solomon
Graham Polak
Jason Akermanis
Andrew McDougall
Paul Medhurst
Michael Gardiner
Shane Birss
Peter Everitt
Law tweak for trades
29 March 2007 Herald-Sun
THE AFL is considering a policy change on players with two strikes who are traded.
A club recruiting a player currently has no knowledge of his strikes.
It is possible the doctor at the player's former club will be asked to confidentially pass on the information to the new club.
The move would be designed to ensure the offending player continues to have the same level of counselling.
AFL football operations manager Adrian Anderson said all players who had recorded positive tests would be monitored by the AFL's medical officers in the event they were traded.
"Any player who has already tested twice is well under the attention of our AFL medical officers and they will follow up with those two players regularly to make sure they continue to receive the message and are followed up by our medical officers," Anderson said.
Considering he is talking about players with two strikes that will/have been traded and that everyone is trying to protect the names of the 3 players who have tested twice...he has just narrowed down the names of 2 of those 3 players into a list of the 9 players that were traded last year. regardless that most people are aware of who they are anyway, a bit silly from Mr. Anderson, yes? So that means that two of the following players in no particular order are definately on two strikes for those who do not know.
Chris Tarrant
Dean Solomon
Graham Polak
Jason Akermanis
Andrew McDougall
Paul Medhurst
Michael Gardiner
Shane Birss
Peter Everitt