Tribunal a new level of randomness
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Tribunal a new level of randomness
So Cameron gets a Good Bloke discount - now I have heard it all.
Surely the AFL should, but won't appeal.
yes he did it, yes it was at the low end and the guy not hurt , but every other bloke this year has been bad luck 1 week.
Does this mean if say Ross gets reported he can get a discount too, what about Pendles?
Does it work the other way - extra week for say Greene, Stringer, as ordinary blokes or is there a wanker tax for say Dangerfield
This is a disgrace ... of that's right Bris v Geel blockbuster this week also.....
Surely the AFL should, but won't appeal.
yes he did it, yes it was at the low end and the guy not hurt , but every other bloke this year has been bad luck 1 week.
Does this mean if say Ross gets reported he can get a discount too, what about Pendles?
Does it work the other way - extra week for say Greene, Stringer, as ordinary blokes or is there a wanker tax for say Dangerfield
This is a disgrace ... of that's right Bris v Geel blockbuster this week also.....
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Re: Tribunal a new level of randomness
We hold the AFL to a higher standard than they do themselves.
Broadcasters prob told them to find wriggle room to get Charlie off
Broadcasters prob told them to find wriggle room to get Charlie off
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Re: Tribunal a new level of randomness
Michael Christian is a spineless fool at best. At worst, he is corrupt.
Get rid of him. He is an utter failure. He should have been shown the door three years ago.
I think we would get better decisions made by a couple of old drunk guys at the local pub.
Everyone is sick of the incompetence, the inconsistency, and at favoured treatment of some players over others.
Not a single football fan would have any faith in this moron
He makes me sick
Get rid of him. He is an utter failure. He should have been shown the door three years ago.
I think we would get better decisions made by a couple of old drunk guys at the local pub.
Everyone is sick of the incompetence, the inconsistency, and at favoured treatment of some players over others.
Not a single football fan would have any faith in this moron
He makes me sick
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Re: Tribunal a new level of randomness
He gave Cameron a week, so in this case he was actually doing his job correctly.cwrcyn wrote: ↑Wed 17 Apr 2024 2:25pm Michael Christian is a spineless fool at best. At worst, he is corrupt.
Get rid of him. He is an utter failure. He should have been shown the door three years ago.
I think we would get better decisions made by a couple of old drunk guys at the local pub.
Everyone is sick of the incompetence, the inconsistency, and at favoured treatment of some players over others.
Not a single football fan would have any faith in this moron
He makes me sick
The Tribunal made up a reason to downgrade it to a fine
Just remember, you cannot argue precedence at the Tribunal
Apparently you can now argue 'good character' though.
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Re: Tribunal a new level of randomness
Didn't Christian impose a one match ban, which the tribunal overturned on appeal? Why is he spineless in this case?cwrcyn wrote: ↑Wed 17 Apr 2024 2:25pm Michael Christian is a spineless fool at best. At worst, he is corrupt.
Get rid of him. He is an utter failure. He should have been shown the door three years ago.
I think we would get better decisions made by a couple of old drunk guys at the local pub.
Everyone is sick of the incompetence, the inconsistency, and at favoured treatment of some players over others.
Not a single football fan would have any faith in this moron
He makes me sick
Overall I think he does a reasonable job in a very difficult area, and the main source of controversy are one eyed fans.
I haven't seen much to disagree with this year.
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Re: Tribunal a new level of randomness
Why did he not cite Nick Vlastuin's dangerous tackle on Dan Butler a couple of weeks ago? That was more dangerous than the Cameron one.
I stick to my assessment of him
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Re: Tribunal a new level of randomness
Geez...He did cite him.
Got a fine (all it deserved)...No where near as bad as the Cameron one.
https://www.afl.com.au/news/1104938/mat ... -the-clear
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Re: Tribunal a new level of randomness
Green no case to answer worse than Camerons.
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Complete excrement!
Greene's tackle on Andrew looked like slow motion. Absolutely nothing in it...Barely a free kick.
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Re: Tribunal a new level of randomness
bulls***. Head hit the ground and arms pinned.Life Long Saint wrote: ↑Wed 17 Apr 2024 3:51pmComplete excrement!
Greene's tackle on Andrew looked like slow motion. Absolutely nothing in it...Barely a free kick.
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Re: Tribunal a new level of randomness
The AFL cherry picking good bloke's. Makes me think that they will do anything to assist another Queensland Premiership.
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Re: Tribunal a new level of randomness
Previous good record? What utter rubbish, The guy has been fined 5 times, three of which were for rough conduct.older saint wrote: ↑Wed 17 Apr 2024 2:17pm So Cameron gets a Good Bloke discount - now I have heard it all.
Surely the AFL should, but won't appeal.
yes he did it, yes it was at the low end and the guy not hurt , but every other bloke this year has been bad luck 1 week.
Does this mean if say Ross gets reported he can get a discount too, what about Pendles?
Does it work the other way - extra week for say Greene, Stringer, as ordinary blokes or is there a wanker tax for say Dangerfield
This is a disgrace ... of that's right Bris v Geel blockbuster this week also.....
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Even Toby himself was surprised, assumed he'd get a week.CURLY wrote: ↑Wed 17 Apr 2024 4:08pmbulls***. Head hit the ground and arms pinned.Life Long Saint wrote: ↑Wed 17 Apr 2024 3:51pmComplete excrement!
Greene's tackle on Andrew looked like slow motion. Absolutely nothing in it...Barely a free kick.
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What was the difference between the impact King’s hit had and this?
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Honestly if you want someone to blame, blame the class action cowards asking for a free handout from the AFL. Almost all of these heavily debated player incidents would not be up for discussion 10 years ago if it wasn’t for the AFL being sued left right and centre. The tribunal and Christian are under immense undue pressure.
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He has been very quiet since the Butters / Crouch discussion.
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No No No - The impact was the same and Cameron got the week - he even pled guilty - he is just a good bloke - nothing more than that.
That is why we were recruiting good blokes in the past - because at the end of the day - we thought they would not get suspended - but Paddy Ryder got suspended for STANDING FARKING STILL - so that theory did not work.
I prefer the current theory of good ball users and speed.
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Re: Tribunal a new level of randomness
So former players taking their own lives and young men having to retire because of concussion risks are “class action cowards”Brunswicksainter wrote: ↑Wed 17 Apr 2024 6:58pm Honestly if you want someone to blame, blame the class action cowards asking for a free handout from the AFL. Almost all of these heavily debated player incidents would not be up for discussion 10 years ago if it wasn’t for the AFL being sued left right and centre. The tribunal and Christian are under immense undue pressure.
10 years ago we didn’t know what we do now.
How about you have a think before you type
Or is that too hard
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Re: Tribunal a new level of randomness
I heard that Max was a nice fellow. Why did he get a week then?Sainter_Dad wrote: ↑Wed 17 Apr 2024 8:50pmNo No No - The impact was the same and Cameron got the week - he even pled guilty - he is just a good bloke - nothing more than that.
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YesWellardSaint wrote: ↑Wed 17 Apr 2024 2:22pm We hold the AFL to a higher standard than they do themselves.
Broadcasters prob told them to find wriggle room to get Charlie off
Currently an ad on ch7 features lions supporters referencing Charlie.
Would be a bad look if ad was being played with him out suspended.
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Try Greens tackle where head hits the ground - should have been a weektakeaway wrote: ↑Wed 17 Apr 2024 3:12pmDidn't Christian impose a one match ban, which the tribunal overturned on appeal? Why is he spineless in this case?cwrcyn wrote: ↑Wed 17 Apr 2024 2:25pm Michael Christian is a spineless fool at best. At worst, he is corrupt.
Get rid of him. He is an utter failure. He should have been shown the door three years ago.
I think we would get better decisions made by a couple of old drunk guys at the local pub.
Everyone is sick of the incompetence, the inconsistency, and at favoured treatment of some players over others.
Not a single football fan would have any faith in this moron
He makes me sick
Overall I think he does a reasonable job in a very difficult area, and the main source of controversy are one eyed fans.
I haven't seen much to disagree with this year.
Butters where he took the Adelaide players head where he went 1 metre past the ball in a pathetic attempt at the ball..he new what he was doing but some are allowed the benefit of doubt and other don't. eg King should have anticipated player was going to be pulled down onto him...fair FO
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You obviously see those incidents differently to me. I reckon the right outcome was achieved in all of them.Freebird wrote: ↑Thu 18 Apr 2024 10:55amTry Greens tackle where head hits the ground - should have been a weektakeaway wrote: ↑Wed 17 Apr 2024 3:12pmDidn't Christian impose a one match ban, which the tribunal overturned on appeal? Why is he spineless in this case?cwrcyn wrote: ↑Wed 17 Apr 2024 2:25pm Michael Christian is a spineless fool at best. At worst, he is corrupt.
Get rid of him. He is an utter failure. He should have been shown the door three years ago.
I think we would get better decisions made by a couple of old drunk guys at the local pub.
Everyone is sick of the incompetence, the inconsistency, and at favoured treatment of some players over others.
Not a single football fan would have any faith in this moron
He makes me sick
Overall I think he does a reasonable job in a very difficult area, and the main source of controversy are one eyed fans.
I haven't seen much to disagree with this year.
Butters where he took the Adelaide players head where he went 1 metre past the ball in a pathetic attempt at the ball..he new what he was doing but some are allowed the benefit of doubt and other don't. eg King should have anticipated player was going to be pulled down onto him...fair FO