Cordy free to play. No real surprise. Hard to convict someone without a charge.
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The AFL falls short of being a rigerous sporting organisation. Like dude it was a normal footy thing (not equitably applied -& only Nic needs to calculate weights in a tackle) that gave him brain damage (Thats concision).
Finlayson also not charged due to insufficient force for a rough conduct charge. What about the potential to cause injury, guys?
It only gets applied when they need to get an offence that probably isn't suspendable across the line.
How this isn't being pointed out by people reporting on it is bizarre.
"So that event has potential to injure...but that one doesn't?"
That's how you end up with situations where people are actually injured being a fine or nothing and incidents where people aren't hurt at all resulting in a suspension.
How this isn't being pointed out by people reporting on it is bizarre.
"So that event has potential to injure...but that one doesn't?"
That's how you end up with situations where people are actually injured being a fine or nothing and incidents where people aren't hurt at all resulting in a suspension.
Swans, Pies among five clubs sanctioned for COVID breaches - Swans, Pies among five clubs sanctioned for COVID breaches
What is the difference between this crime to Rioli‘s drug test tampering?
Should they be suspended for two years?
What is the difference between this crime to Rioli‘s drug test tampering?
Should they be suspended for two years?
Why not thinking the direction of Intent (Conduct) and Consequence (Impact).
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