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Now we get to see the other side of the coin;
Swan Districts calls for compensation after loss of Ryan Crowley
The 'top up' concept is becoming more & more a farce.
Of course they should!
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Now we get to see the other side of the coin;
Swan Districts calls for compensation after loss of Ryan Crowley
The 'top up' concept is becoming more & more a farce.
Now we get to see the other side of the coin;
Swan Districts calls for compensation after loss of Ryan Crowley
The 'top up' concept is becoming more & more a farce.
Difference here being they lost a player due to another clubs actions though. It's not like Crowley did a knee, they are suffering because of Essendons penalty.I think this is more a case of Swan Districts coach Greg Harding making himself a farce.
Every club faces the risk of losing every player for the season every day.
This isn't limited to footy by any means, but these days it seems as though everyone reckons they're entitled to some sort of compensation for anything bad that happens.
Difference here being they lost a player due to another clubs actions though. It's not like Crowley did a knee, they are suffering because of Essendons penalty.
Not to another club, just because. He would have been contracted, and they stood to gain real value (sporting and commercial) from having him. Because a club broke doping rules, they now miss out. At this short notice, I'd be pissed if Gary O'Donnell was poached just because one of their coaches was banned.I think this is more a case of Swan Districts coach Greg Harding making himself a farce.
Every club faces the risk of losing every player for the season every day.
This isn't limited to footy by any means, but these days it seems as though everyone reckons they're entitled to some sort of compensation for anything bad that happens.
That's a silly argument (and disappointing). It's the same argument as "no point being angry at someone being killed, 'cause yanno', folk die all the time and could happen any time".I don't see the relevance.
Whether it's injury, or an AFL list spot becoming open, or someone winning the lottery, you always have to be prepared for players being unavailable.
That's a silly argument (and disappointing). It's the same argument as "no point being angry at someone being killed, 'cause yanno', folk die all the time and could happen any time".
The point is he didn't win lotto or enter the AFL through normal process, he was poached to fill a team that has done the wrong thing, 5 minutes before the season. I think they have a right to be disgruntled.
Don't make a gruntled joke.
Does this mean they should not be allowed the same luxury as the guilty party to top up their list? It is one thing to be prepared, it is another to lose a senior player and coach through the actions of another club. I can definitely see where Districts are coming from, particularly with the top up rules in place for the Bombers.I don't see the relevance.
Whether it's injury, or an AFL list spot becoming open, or someone winning the lottery, you always have to be prepared for players being unavailable.
Does this mean they should not be allowed the same luxury as the guilty party to top up their list? It is one thing to be prepared, it is another to lose a senior player and coach through the actions of another club. I can definitely see where Districts are coming from, particularly with the top up rules in place for the Bombers.
Crowley, Kelly and Simpkin all picked up by the Bombers. Some nice, mature acquisitions for their midfield there.
one's a drug cheat, one's too old and other one? Who?
Premiership player with the Hawks.
And a poor man's Aaron Shattock.Premiership player with the Hawks.
Oh the irony.!!!!!!Coached by a chemist, who had absolutely no idea when he was coaching Eagles.. that a few of his star players were drug addicts .when they won a premiership.