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Anyway, Greene will be heaving four n twenties and fanta watching on. Hard gig now for GWS with some big outs. Will still be a great game I feel.
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Says it all that you are struggling with this.
No link?? surely you read it somewhere??Says it all that you are struggling with this.
oh so it wasn't actually SAID. we have to "correlate" it. gotcha.Hmmmm, I think it’s convenient you’re not correlating it my friend. Anyhow, I think it’s a pretty poignant and telling statement nonetheless.
— Accused the AFL Court of Appeals for playing favourites because Greene played for the Giants and not a big Victorian club, such as Collingwood.No link?? surely you read it somewhere??
oh so it wasn't actually SAID. we have to "correlate" it. gotcha.
If he runs onto the field from the stands after the game and steals the premiership cup and Norm Smith medal he will be banned for a year.Toby will get the last laugh on grand final day lifting the premiership cup up to his most adoring fans and haters alike while having the Norm Smith medal around his neck (hopefully he doesn't poke his own eye out after jumping up and down and getting hit in the face with his own medal as a result ).
Ah it seems whatever journo you read interpreted it that way— Accused the AFL Court of Appeals for playing favourites because Greene played for the Giants and not a big Victorian club, such as Collingwood.
Which bit aren’t you working out mate?Ah it seems whatever journo you read interpreted it that way
The quote on Foxsport is
Connor "“If this was another player — and I don’t’ want to name individuals — if it was any other player, especially at Collingwood, I don’t think we’d be hearing the last of it."
No Victorian conspiracy in that quote
. Youre journo wouldn't happen to be a non-Victorian would he??
as there would if he was from Richmond, West Coast, etc, etc.Toby Greene appeal, Toby Greene, Toby Green Lachie Neale, AFL Tribunal, GWS Giants v Collingwood, AFL finals series | FOX SPORTS
Toby Greene’s manager Paul Connors has delivered a scathing rebuke of his client’s one-match suspension.coupler.foxsports.com.au
‘IF THIS WAS A COLLINGWOOD PLAYER THERE WOULD BE UPROAR’
If he runs onto the field from the stands after the game and steals the premiership cup and Norm Smith medal he will be banned for a year.
Imo, a class act he is not. An in your face, silky skilled gun he is. Where he ranks in the competition is very high. Isn't he a high goal kicking midfielder now?How good is this guy? Sure opposition fans love to hate him, but he is a class act.
All-Australian last year, and continued with the form early in 2017. Saw first hand last week how hard he works and it made me appreciate him all the more. Kicked 5 today, but it's the way he always finds the right position, always ready to crumb, strong overhead and elusive on the ground. Such an important member of the Giants and for me, a joy to watch.
Where does he rank in terms of small forwards in the competition?
Anyway the AFL are constantly accused of FAVOURING GWS.
It’s not that everyone else is having a go at Collingwood, it’s that his point is incredibly telling. An experienced AFL manager, he is obviously incredibly aware that there is some VFL favouritism. Can I ask what element of neutrality exists when Wakelin sits on the tribunal? It seems to be a pretty big contravention having an ex Collingwood player on a tribunal board.as there would if he was from Richmond, West Coast, etc, etc.
Doing a lot of "correlating" for a "neutral" i think. The fact is that Connor when melting down had a swing at Collingwood - like everyone else - but doesn't appear to have suggested its an AFL state bias as claimed in this thread . Anyway the AFL are constantly accused of FAVOURING GWS. Seems the outraged want it both ways.
Yeah it’s rigged because one of the 6 people that found him to be guilty happened to play for Collingwood 10 years agoIt’s not that everyone else is having a go at Collingwood, it’s that his point is incredibly telling. An experienced AFL manager, he is obviously incredibly aware that there is some VFL favouritism. Can I ask what element of neutrality exists when Wakelin sits on the tribunal? It seems to be a pretty big contravention having an ex Collingwood player on a tribunal board.
so you analysed the composition of all previous tribunals to assure us that this is the very first time that such a "travesty" has ever occurred?. that we've never had a former player sit in judgment on a player from the team he used to play for before? if so I'll bow to your thoroughness and thoughtfulness and won't suspect for a moment that its simply because Collingwood's involved this time and that all you give a stuff about.It’s not that everyone else is having a go at Collingwood, it’s that his point is incredibly telling. An experienced AFL manager, he is obviously incredibly aware that there is some VFL favouritism. Can I ask what element of neutrality exists when Wakelin sits on the tribunal? It seems to be a pretty big contravention having an ex Collingwood player on a tribunal board.
Never mind he got off the week before for an incident that he should have been rubbed out for.Yeah it’s rigged because of the 6 people that found him to be guilty happened to play for Collingwood 10 years ago
Supposed to be judged on the one incident yes? Not the past.Never mind he got off the week before for an incident that he should have been rubbed out for.
Clearly, fines don't work in curbing his behaviour.
Nobody is saying the tribunal is consistent, but this thread is about Greene.Supposed to be judged on the one incident yes? Not the past.
And if he was supposed to be rubbed out for what happened to the Dogs then Bont definitely should of gone.
Let alone the Ablett Jnr freebies all year.
Which I guess must be nice when it always seems to benefit the mob you follow.Nobody is saying the tribunal is consistent, but this thread is about Greene.
Clawing at a bloke's face needs to be stamped out of the game, and Greene did it merely a week after being treated leniently the week before (an incident similar to one in the the NRL who suspended a player for 8 weeks on the same weekend).
Obviously a fine is no deterrent to Greene. This might be the catalyst in behaviour change given he was given a chance the week before, was 'extremely apologetic', and blew it.
The vision looks pretty damning. He's lucky to just get a week.Which I guess must be nice when it always seems to benefit the mob you follow.
The evidence and witness statements say otherwise.
He should not of gotten a week off.
In order to really downplay what actually happened, you should have said "for picking his own shirts up from the dry cleaners".Sort of like when OJ Simpson was sentenced to 30+ years in prison for stealing his own shirts.
On the night of September 13, 2007, a group of men led by Simpson entered a room in the Palace Station hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. Bruce Fromong, a sports memorabilia dealer, testified that the group of men broke into his hotel room and stole various sports memorabilia at gunpoint.[1]