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It certainly looks like one.

Not happy we only play there once. 😐

Would have preferred Brisbane at the Gabba for Opening Round.

I can only imagine there are many players, past and present, who look at this situation and say "There but for the grace of God go I".

The whole thing smacks of a corporate power trip by the AFL. I understand there's a police investigation into whether the venue involved breached section 2A (c) of the NSW Surveillance Devices Act 2007 No. 64. If that is true, who made the complaint? Or can the police launch investigations...

Haynes' convictions were quashed. The woman involved behaved in a manner suggesting she had concealed evidence from the police.

It's pathetic. There shouldn't be any penalties at all. What I'd like to see in response is a general strike by the rest of the men's competition to coincide with the length of Josh Fahey's suspension. If something was organised, the AFL would go to water. I'd like to see that.

Sounds like a great way to trap unsuspecting people.

It sounds like there was some sort of "live acts on stage" with the inflatable lady.

From the perspective of employment law, it becomes a question of what reasons are given by the employer for taking disciplinary action. Putting aside public-interest questions as to whether the offending behaviour brings the game into disrepute (which is contestable, to say the least) the only...

Virtue signalling.

I'm sure there have been many questionable and regrettable things go on at these type of events in the past, and not-too-distant past.

That doesn't make sense, because the post-season event took place before the GF. It's beyond crazy the AFL is micromanaging like this.

How can the AFL legally impose sanctions on players attending a private event based on an anonymous complaint?

It's even got its own hashtag, FFS.

Because the AFL is into virtue-signalling.

If we land Stringer, just change your name to "Jerry".

The best speech is usually a short speech.

I've been reading a few of the post-mortem articles about the Swans Grand Final performance. Some of the things being said are gob-smacking, to say the least. Look at this: “We would like to win a grand final, but it won’t define us. You always have to take those learnings, and hopefully...

We'd find it easier trading Riccardi than the Swans would Amartey, McDonald and McLean. Would we want any of them?

Would we trade Riccardi to the Swans for Rowbottom, if we could get him?

Interesting remarks from Robbie Fox about how "calm and composed" the Swans were before yesterday's GF. Lewis Jetta said something similar after their 2014 thrashing. They should have been like coiled springs from the first bounce. I wonder if this is the fatal flaw in their preparation?

Has Longmire lost the room?

Putting aside 2016, which was lost under unique circumstances, what do you think is causing the under-performances?

They will be broken mentally.

Sydney are being destroyed by the team who beat us by a kick.

I have fond memories of BISP. It's where I stuck out my hand to accept a Team GWS leaflet back in 2011, and decide to become a Foundation Member. It lacks the infrastructure to host games during the season.

Cracker of a game, whoever wins.

Second prelim just about to get underway. It should be us playing.

Stadium Australia was built so that it could be converted to an oval with similar dimensions to GMHBA Stadium. The Swans played 3-4 home games there between 2002-2015. There were constant problems with the surface, especially after an NRL match, and a lot of noise from Swans supporters who...