I believe the club said it was cheaper for them to all stay there, rather than the club having to organise food or training programs for 16 people in their own homes (or something similar to that).
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Potential training breach?
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I believe the club said it was cheaper for them to all stay there, rather than the club having to organise food or training programs for 16 people in their own homes (or something similar to that).
Can our penalty be having Dwayne banned from our games?!
Christ.... are they all trying to get fired down there? Is it like George Costanza with the Yankees?
Lord of the Idiots feels apt
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Saw that last night and just thought he was going for a play on words, are you that outraged by it?
The media will be out in full force at our 2021 camp cameras ablaze
please don't set them a challenge like that.
You realize that while people who particpate in esports and people who are twitch streamers do overlap somewhat on the Venn diagram they aren't the same thing?
It also doesn't excuse things at all.
If one of our Crows officials went along to a AFLW game and made creepy comments to a player it'd still be inappropriate. Them both being involved in football doesn't change that.
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More like creepy. Smart would be nearly 50.
So what happens in life is that we become aware of more information as things develop.
There is a unchallenged claim by the Crows that they had permission to train in twos. The issue in SAPOL was they may have got to close.
No one is challenging that, not even the AFL. The AFL was to have a crack becuase it was 8 people and we are an easy target.
The fact you can't seperate the different cultures is a good indication you shouldn't be bothering with being the behaviour police.
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Personally, no, I’m not outraged at it. But I’ve already noticed one poster here that was.
And that’s the point isn’t it. Someone could easily take that the wrong way. So at best, it’s unprofessional. At worst - it could be taken as pretty creepy.
How about this - our club is right in the national spotlight today. I think that for now, I’ll just stay off social media as I’m the COO.
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Stick that in your pipe and smoke it Kane and Der-Wayne
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As Dwayne would say " That's outrageous."
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Adelaide Crows admit breaking AFL coronavirus protocols
The Adelaide Crows admit breaking AFL coronavirus protocols and have apologised for a group of players training en masse
Feel free to keep muddying the waters, I'm going to keep quoting the actual police commissioner to clear them again.
He's right though, under state laws they should have been in their rooms, he didn't comment on any exceptions.
I’ll check back in an hour
Talk about a dog with a bone.
You are wrong, there is ample information supplied to you on this thread to show you that, the fact you choose to ignore it is your choice and good luck with that.
