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AFL lawyers trying to do the math
 
Woods arguments are so bizarre I’m starting to think the AFL want Bruzzy to get off. They’re going through the motions just so they can say they did.
Maybe Laura Kane, being a Pies supporter, launched the charge, then picked a nuffy who would unintentionally sandbag it? Bloody hell, I shoulda stayed in the game. This is one time I could have actually performed to a client's expectations!
 
Chair Gleeson says the evidence of a biomechanist says that ther was no time for Maynard to react, and asks if the tribunal accepts this, would that be the end of the matter?

Woods replies that it would, only if they were to not accept the argument that the decision to jump with momentum was "inherently dangerous".
Is Woods actually suggesting that in order to classify it as a careless act they need to accept it was “inherently dangerous”? Or am I misunderstanding? Because that is a very small margin of error he’s arguing, IMO.
 
What a ******* dh
Agree, does that mean that every time someone jumps in the air in the vicinity of another player that it's an inherently dangerous act? Imagine the number of players who not only suffer the embarrassment of being sold some candy, but then get cited for executing an inherently dangerous act?
 
I'm starting to regret we can't get Maynard off on a technicality. This is too easy.

Don't go the early crow my friend.
 

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It's a shame that we need to call in a biomechanics prof to repeat what common sense already tells us, but here we are.
Maybe that's what the AFL wanted when they sent this to the Tribunal. The clubs are now paying for the experts to tell them the info the AFL needs to cover their arses ..
 
I see the biomechanist/nueroscientist came and read all my posts

Biomechanist: Based on the numbers and research, it's difficult to conclusively say Maynard would've been able to make any conscious decision to reposition his body.
David Zita

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The biomechanist says there's a 200-250 millisecond average reaction time for general population in a controlled setting, but is confident that time would be "impossible to achieve in a competitive arena."

He says Maynard would've had no more than 400 milliseconds to respond.
 
Maybe that's what the AFL wanted when they sent this to the Tribunal. The clubs are now paying for the experts to tell them the info the AFL needs to cover their arses ..
This is precisely why they referred it. They want these matters tested at a tribunal so that when Brayshaw is 50 and attempts to take the AFL to court for inaction on head trauma they can point to this as taking it seriously.
 

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