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Yep, this will be the measure.We will count how many vic based players this season receive No penalty for love taps and jumper punches
I reckon 15 +
Yeah it’s more about saving face for the MRO than ensuring correct decisionsIt really shits me how Gleeson is such a hard ass prosecutor in the tribunal trying everything to get players suspended, but there is next to no appetite for him/AFL to appeal inadequate punishments handed out by the MRO. Every argument thrown at Gov tonight would be equally successful used against Sexton or Burgoyne, but because the MRO fined them they don't have to be subjected to a guilty-until-proven-innocent tribunal.
Fyfe with a double leg takedown is paying $1.03Ah well GOV plays like a fat sloppy turd when it's slippery anyway . Schoey with his spoil at all cost attitude and he actually defends may be a blessing in disguise
Can't wait for a browlow favorite to snot someone this week and get a fine
Ah well GOV plays like a fat sloppy turd when it's slippery anyway . Schoey with his spoil at all cost attitude and he actually defends may be a blessing in disguise
Can't wait for a browlow favorite to snot someone this week and get a fine
Four reportable incidents in round 2
a) Burgoyne slams Dangerfield's head into the ground. High potential for serious concussion. Dangerfield gets up to everybody's surprise. Must have a tough head. Jeff Kennett probably gets on the phone. 'Good guy' Burgoyne gets a $1000 fine. Outrage is so strong they immediately change the rule;
b) Sexton bumps McGovern with his head over the ball. Potential for serious neck or spinal injury. Somehow this is just a fine. Perhaps he has to break his neck before any suspension can be given.
c) Gov throws Sexton into the fence. Potential for injury, none occurs - a fine;
d) Gov does a half hearted shove at Sexton's face while two other players are also pushing him. No-one even saw anything live. Potential for injury minimal. Somehow MRO Christian plucks it from obscurity and hands out a suspension. Fine upheld by biased tribunal.
Joke! Joke! Joke!
Christian/VFL have set a really low bar for punches. I wonder whether they will uphold it. Of course not, 'good guy' Ablett needed three strikes for elbowing before he got suspended.
There’s apparently no ability for the AFL to appeal light MRO rulings, because Christian is basically acting on behalf of the AFL.It really shits me how Gleeson is such a hard ass prosecutor in the tribunal trying everything to get players suspended, but there is next to no appetite for him/AFL to appeal inadequate punishments handed out by the MRO. Every argument thrown at Gov tonight would be equally successful used against Sexton or Burgoyne, but because the MRO fined them they don't have to be subjected to a guilty-until-proven-innocent tribunal.
I'm pretty sure they challenged the MRO's 2017 decision against Bachar HouliThere’s apparently no ability for the AFL to appeal light MRO rulings, because Christian is basically acting on behalf of the AFL.
d) Gov does a half hearted shove at Sexton's face while two other players are also pushing him. No-one even saw anything live. Potential for injury minimal. Somehow MRO Christian plucks it from obscurity and hands out a suspension. Fine upheld by biased tribunal.
perhaps he is petulantSo the AFL deemed Mcgovern was enraged by Sextons hit earlier. Why would Mcgovern be enraged, when the AFL deemed Sextons hit light and only worthy of a fine?