I will withhold judgement. Maybe prior to the first bounce of the game, he will, finally, show some remorse and apologise for the embarrassment, ill-repute and scourge he systematically and deliberately brought onto the game for personal advantage. If he does that, then I will be neutral about his revival. If he doesn't, then he's still the shameful person he has always been and should have no place in the game.
I wonder how much involvement the AFL, as custodian of the game, has had in this. I recall a couple of years ago it stepped hard on SEN for appointing someone the AFL believed was not good for the game - was it Grant Thomas?