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Scandal Collingwood star Jordan De Goey charged with indecent assault - NO sexual jokes or inappropriate comments.
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Go have a look at De Goeys last 10 games or so.
His first real stint as a midfielder.
Granted, the bags goals aren’t there like the 50 in a year he is capable of, but once he starts hitting the scoreboard as a mid he is one of the most dangerous players in the comp.
He’s far more talented than Ollie Wines/Matt Priddis types.
- Dec 9, 2015
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Agreed, he's a freak talent
That only gets you so far though
He has wasted his career, it's now or never for this peanut
Wines is a far better player than De Goey
- Jul 25, 2014
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Wasted his career I reckon. Could have been top echelon, but his repeated stupid s**t off-field has diminished what he might have been. Hopefully has a reasonable year so Collingwood can get some value next trade period.
There will always be another club who think they can manage him better.
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"Collingwood has been informed of the AFL’s decision to fine Jordan De Goey over an incident in New York in 2021 for which Jordan was stood down by Collingwood for three months. The club considers the matter closed."
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Jordan De Goey sanction
The AFL today announced it had completed its investigation into the conduct of Collingwood Football Club player Jordan De Goey in the early morning of October 30, 2022 while he was overseas in New York.
The AFL determined that Jordan had breached AFL Rule 2.3 by engaging in conduct unbecoming.
While the AFL found that the altercation that Jordan became embroiled in was not instigated by him, he nevertheless weighed into it in an intoxicated state that led to him being ejected from the venue and ultimately subject to police action.
Jordan has previously been issued a sanction by the Manhattan Criminal Court and the Collingwood Football Club has required him to commit to permanent part-time work with the Salvation Army.
In recognition of Jordan’s ongoing involvement with the Salvation Army, as a result of his breach of the AFL Rules, he is required to make a $10,000 donation to that charitable organisation.
“All players have a responsibility to uphold the values and expected behaviours of their club and the AFL,” said AFL Executive General Manager Football Operations and General Counsel Andrew Dillon.
“Jordan did not live up to these expectations and has since taken responsibility for his actions including accepting this sanction from the AFL.”
The AFL today announced it had completed its investigation into the conduct of Collingwood Football Club player Jordan De Goey in the early morning of October 30, 2022 while he was overseas in New York.
The AFL determined that Jordan had breached AFL Rule 2.3 by engaging in conduct unbecoming.
While the AFL found that the altercation that Jordan became embroiled in was not instigated by him, he nevertheless weighed into it in an intoxicated state that led to him being ejected from the venue and ultimately subject to police action.
Jordan has previously been issued a sanction by the Manhattan Criminal Court and the Collingwood Football Club has required him to commit to permanent part-time work with the Salvation Army.
In recognition of Jordan’s ongoing involvement with the Salvation Army, as a result of his breach of the AFL Rules, he is required to make a $10,000 donation to that charitable organisation.
“All players have a responsibility to uphold the values and expected behaviours of their club and the AFL,” said AFL Executive General Manager Football Operations and General Counsel Andrew Dillon.
“Jordan did not live up to these expectations and has since taken responsibility for his actions including accepting this sanction from the AFL.”
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Is this dumb by the AFL or just acting tough for the optics.
They should have fined him, made the donation and then got the tax benefit themselves.
They wouldn’t be a tax paying entity.
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I guess they are a religion to some, but letting De Goey get a discount on his fine doesn't make any sense.
Regret clicking on this thread
Sick of reading about this bloke
Sick of reading about this bloke
