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Mark T.
I am only refering to the football field, and I believe we are on the same path, ie that it is the responsibilty of the AFL to change the approach rather than the players. I see it as pointless to have situations like this week, with the only losers being players such as Grant, who was put in a very ordinary situation. It just makes the AFL look unprofessional. Maybe thats what they still are.
I agree about distinguishing between each act and judging it on its merits and the result of each act. But in distinguishing each act, we only have precedents and guidelines to determine them. The AFL dont tolerate anything on the field, and as such I believe they should adress this issue, so it is fair for all.
I personally dont feel that strongly about it either, but it would be in the interests of the players, if the AFL changed their approach. My opinion is based on where the AFL is heading and I think this is one area they are behind on.
I personally like the old biffo, but thats long gone, just as this issue probably will be in the future.
On the scenario I put forward. I would be really pyssed off if the Swans were playing Collingwood in the GF next week, and Buckley or Tarrant, got off because of some cultural issue. It would disadvantage my team.
Thanks for your thoughts.
I am only refering to the football field, and I believe we are on the same path, ie that it is the responsibilty of the AFL to change the approach rather than the players. I see it as pointless to have situations like this week, with the only losers being players such as Grant, who was put in a very ordinary situation. It just makes the AFL look unprofessional. Maybe thats what they still are.
I agree about distinguishing between each act and judging it on its merits and the result of each act. But in distinguishing each act, we only have precedents and guidelines to determine them. The AFL dont tolerate anything on the field, and as such I believe they should adress this issue, so it is fair for all.
I personally dont feel that strongly about it either, but it would be in the interests of the players, if the AFL changed their approach. My opinion is based on where the AFL is heading and I think this is one area they are behind on.
I personally like the old biffo, but thats long gone, just as this issue probably will be in the future.
On the scenario I put forward. I would be really pyssed off if the Swans were playing Collingwood in the GF next week, and Buckley or Tarrant, got off because of some cultural issue. It would disadvantage my team.
Thanks for your thoughts.







surely they can or will adress this other stuff.