RussellEbertHandball
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Yes thats why I said the sunset clause was scrapped.
In fact 2 x 20 year year sunset clauses were scrapped after this board discovered Ebert didn't meet the 200 premiership games between 1977 and 1996. criteria, which lead to questions about Gibbs and the AFL finally sorted this out. I think the AFL stuffed up 12 months after the Ebert change before scrapping the 20 year sunset clauses. Initially they only scrapped the 20 year father playing period, then they fix up the 20 year post team AFL entering the AFL clause.
The only relevant factor now is 200 premiership games before 1997 ie before we entered the AFL.
So after the the stuff up was fixed up it basically now says if....
Geoff Motley, like a Vic club champion form the 50's and 60's, had a kid in the mid 60's and then remarried in the mid to late 1990's when he was in his mid 50's and had another boy from that second marriage and that boy was eligible for the draft in 2018, then Geoff's boy from his second marriage qualifies to be drafted as a father son for Port, just like the Vic club champion's boy from his second marriage is eligible to be taken father son in the 2018 draft by that Vic club.
In fact 2 x 20 year year sunset clauses were scrapped after this board discovered Ebert didn't meet the 200 premiership games between 1977 and 1996. criteria, which lead to questions about Gibbs and the AFL finally sorted this out. I think the AFL stuffed up 12 months after the Ebert change before scrapping the 20 year sunset clauses. Initially they only scrapped the 20 year father playing period, then they fix up the 20 year post team AFL entering the AFL clause.
The only relevant factor now is 200 premiership games before 1997 ie before we entered the AFL.
So after the the stuff up was fixed up it basically now says if....
Geoff Motley, like a Vic club champion form the 50's and 60's, had a kid in the mid 60's and then remarried in the mid to late 1990's when he was in his mid 50's and had another boy from that second marriage and that boy was eligible for the draft in 2018, then Geoff's boy from his second marriage qualifies to be drafted as a father son for Port, just like the Vic club champion's boy from his second marriage is eligible to be taken father son in the 2018 draft by that Vic club.








