Strange Cat
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Yeah best we act like the WCE fans and cry for GaffNeed to bring back capital punishment to appease the masses here
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Yeah best we act like the WCE fans and cry for GaffNeed to bring back capital punishment to appease the masses here
Yep .. We would be having an entirely different conversation now.. .. They need to send a message to stamp it out completelyWhat if he got Brayshaw in the throat?
Injury should be irrelevant. Hall knocked out a guy who didn't see it coming. He could have killed him. Gaff hit was never going to killLet’s see :
Stalker knocked out but played again within 2 weeks ( 10 weeks down to 7 with a 25% off for a guilty plea)
Brayshaw broken jaw, dislodged teeth, surgery required, can’t eat , out for minimum 4-5 weeks
Yeah nah such a poor comparison
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They bent them utterly for sniper Cotchin.Houli expressed remorse and it was rejected by Lamb, which is his prerogative.
I'm only going on how they treated our player. Is it wrong to want consistency?
The AFL said on appeal that the Tribunal "should only be concerned with upholding the rules that are in place".
Times are different. It's a lot less accepted in society to king hit someone that it was in Hall's era.******* joke if he gets more than Hall
******* joke if he gets more than Hall
No, that's not my reading at all.
This isn't a court of law. The AFL isn't the state. A lot of AFL structures rely on good faith cooperation of the industry and them not being subjected to real legal challenge.
Playing cops and prosecutors is both the wrong approach and to me undermines what the tribunal should be about.
Every time I have dealt with a lawyer they have been pleasant,empathetic and professional.Nah. Just saying, you're all free to undertake 5 gruesome years of law school for the privilege of entering a market saturated with young lawyers and struggle to get a job.
It's competitive beyond belief, and a pain in the arse to qualify for. We deserve the money.
And youre always free to represent yourself remember![]()
Dry your eyes, they are taken into account and Hall got 10 weeks it was only the stupid system that allowed him to get a % off for a guilty pleaInjury should be irrelevant. Hall knocked out a guy who didn't see it coming. He could have killed him. Gaff hit was never going to kill
Look Bro, Gaff has already plead guilty.
If that is all that matters, why is he even speaking at the moment? Why is he being cross examined at the moment?
Because the tribunal want to hear about anything that mitigates the offence (I didnt mean it, i have a good record, I feel genuine remorse etc) or that aggravates it (it was a straight up king hit to an unsuspecting player, off the ball).
After hearing all that, they'll determine the appropriate sanction for the actual offence as it happened taking into account any relevant information.
Please stop arguing this. You're self evidently wrong.
I genuinely don't like Gleeson.
His job isn't to be a prosecutor, and he absolutely mauls players. The Gaff thing, I understand, but he has pulled off some absolute stitchups before.
And Staker CTE from that punch at 40Really? Brayshaw will lose four, possibly five, teeth and dentists are unsure if they can be replaced with a drilled in tooth. He will require multiple surgeries, the next one in four weeks likely under general, and will be four to five months before recovered.
And Staker? Two weeks missed.
I reckon anything under 16 weeks with the way the injuries are described is a fortunate result for Gaff.
They bent them utterly for sniper Cotchin.
Every time I have dealt with a lawyer they have been pleasant,empathetic and professional.
I guess what I should say with qualification is I have only been a victim and not a perpetrator .
All about perspective.
They bent them utterly for sniper Cotchin.
Are you going to ban him for the potential to get tiger fans upset?Please dont agitate the Richmond nuffies.
Explain to me which bit? Should more weight be placed on the punch or his record? and for what’s its worth Gleeson agrees with me:
Gleeson says Gaff's evidence that he wasn't frustrated is "troubling".
He says: "The alternative isn't very colouring. If it was a clear-headed, unfrustrated Andrew Gaff who threw this strike, it is a strike worthy of even more condemnation."
Gleeson: "Good people do bad things. It doesn't make them bad people. But the jury's responsibility is to punish the act, not just the person, and the act is very bad
So was it a good idea to go and plead mitigation on how accidental the strike was? As Ive already said its my opinion it wont be a factor in mitigating the sanction. Strange you get personal when you can’t see any others view
It never got there because the AFL bent over backwards to kiss tiger arse.That's a separate issue which never even got to the Tribunal.
I'm talking about the admission of character evidence to an AFL Tribunal hearing.