No we're not, but specifically the allegation (and I am going on Caro's report so to avoid sounding hypocritical I am taking it with a grain of salt) is that the interview tapes were turned off while threats were made regarding being thrown out of the industry and the like, if they did not confess.
IF the allegations are true, it is damning. You've conceded that previously FP.
IF the allegations are true, it is damning. You've conceded that previously FP.
I don't deny that if there is intimidation from the investigators, it will compromise the integrity of the investigation. I think a couple of other non-Melbourne fans have acknowledged that fact in this very topic.
And again for possibly the millionth time, the AFL have dictatorial powers in this matter. They may very well overlook any coercion or unfulfilled promises from the investigators and believe there is sufficient credible evidence anyway to punish the club and/or the individuals involved, after giving Melbourne a chance to respond.

