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I don't doubt there were people at the AFL who didn't want the truth to come out. Of course they were trying to manipulate the outcome and bring out the truth that suited them, because that's what they do. But I don't think anyone needs a moral lecture from the only person in the whole sorry saga to go to court to suppress the investigation and have evidence ruled inadmissable on a technicality.
He is mad that the AFL's solution saw him as expendable, and far less important than the players playing and the competition continuing with minimal disruption. And he has the opposite view. We all get that. But he needs to choose to either move on or speak up - this self-serving hinting business is very, very old.
He is mad that the AFL's solution saw him as expendable, and far less important than the players playing and the competition continuing with minimal disruption. And he has the opposite view. We all get that. But he needs to choose to either move on or speak up - this self-serving hinting business is very, very old.

