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TV personality plays starring role in AFL drama, in other news, water is wet.
Were not going to court coz we aint gettin' belted.
Roast Port Adelaide's failure to do a HIA assessment on Aliir - [AFL confirms both players FAILED concussion tests on Monday]
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Were not going to court coz we aint gettin' belted.
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Blind Freddy could see those players needed a concussion test after that sickening clash.
If you keep him the club could get sued in future years.
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This is embarrassing mate, the doctor is a hack, end of.
Try thinking about the welfare of the players instead.
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Good to see I have been vindicated. Kenny did nothing wrong.
Interesting it says limited vision from the bench. Does this mean the port box had perfect vision and carr chose to do nothing. Very concerning.
Threatening with court is a sign you’ve lost control of your argument. AFL teams have had some really big wacks over the years and no one has taken them to court yet.
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I agree in part and have already said he should go, but that has little to do with how the AFL will navigate a smooth way out, we'll probably just part way with him when the dust settles.
Im just pointing out the numerous mitigating points that the AFL and club will use to get the outcome that suits both.
Thats vastly different to what should happen but it is the AFL were talking about here.
I look forward to our deserved punishment. 100k, doctor stood down and anything else that isn't Premiership points.
I also look forward to being far more vigilant and concerned next time a player is hit high, falls to the ground without any control of their movements with the classic "arms out in front posture", doesn't show any response or care regarding the high contact for a couple of seconds, then gets back up, doesn't leave the field and keeps playing.
I saw this exact scenario play out just the week before, with a deliberate but far lesser impact incident. I know better now.
I also look forward to being far more vigilant and concerned next time a player is hit high, falls to the ground without any control of their movements with the classic "arms out in front posture", doesn't show any response or care regarding the high contact for a couple of seconds, then gets back up, doesn't leave the field and keeps playing.
I saw this exact scenario play out just the week before, with a deliberate but far lesser impact incident. I know better now.
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The doctor mistake narrative is complete bullshit. As has been pointed out, Fisher is very experienced and knowledgeable. The concussion protocols are clearly written in such a way that someone with zero medical training could easily determine if a player is safe to continue playing. There is no plausible scenario where two doctors, surrounded by a team of physios and trainers, genuinely believed that at a minimum, Allir did not need to do a SCAT5 test. They deliberately made the decision to go against the protocols because they wanted to win. Simple as that.
The AFL will not call this out, because admitting this exposes the fact that they allowed an obvious conflict of interest, where the clubs were asked to decide whether players can return to the field, when ruling them out was detrimental. It’s a conflict of interest that other leagues have not allowed. This isn’t an anti-Port thing, it was only a matter of time before a club was desperate enough to win to try this.
The AFL will not call this out, because admitting this exposes the fact that they allowed an obvious conflict of interest, where the clubs were asked to decide whether players can return to the field, when ruling them out was detrimental. It’s a conflict of interest that other leagues have not allowed. This isn’t an anti-Port thing, it was only a matter of time before a club was desperate enough to win to try this.
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Oh well.
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Meanwhile Kane “nothing to see here” Cornes thinks the GC Suns Dimma deal is the greatest outrage in the AFL at the moment.
Probably already discussed. The exact same thing happened in port vs Richmond last year.
Two port players head clashed and despite being obviously dazed neither were concussion tested. It was a close game, and the tiges' just won.People were saying they weren't tested as they didn't show signs, isn't that the whole point of the test to check if they show signs ?
In the broadcast Abbey Holmes brought it up a few times, and I remember the rest of the broadcast team just kept shutting her down. Then in the press conference Hinkley said something like 'you dare question our club doctor who has been here 20 years ??" - paraphrased.
Two port players head clashed and despite being obviously dazed neither were concussion tested. It was a close game, and the tiges' just won.People were saying they weren't tested as they didn't show signs, isn't that the whole point of the test to check if they show signs ?
In the broadcast Abbey Holmes brought it up a few times, and I remember the rest of the broadcast team just kept shutting her down. Then in the press conference Hinkley said something like 'you dare question our club doctor who has been here 20 years ??" - paraphrased.
Tbh if you went back over the last 10 years, you could find a minimum of probably 20+ head knocks from every single team where they weren't concussion tested.
There's been about 10 instances mentioned purely from memory on other clubs over the last couple of years on the Port board already.
Pretty average comment from the head of the AFLPA imo:
Looks like we get another 2 years of this joker. AFL must love our playing culture by insisting he stays on as head coach.
The Essendon defence, but everyone is doing it without any proof.
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It's the AFL's fault that Port employ Dr Nick and they and Ken Hinckley are to blame.
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Full on protection mode now. Clearly the AFL has decided that they need to sweep this under the rug.
There is no conceivable way that anyone following the AFL’s own concussion protocols and had no conflict of interest would have sent Allir out there without a concussion test.
Nonsense. I can go back just one week before to prove it.
But Ill wait until we get our deserved punishment first, don’t want you to think Im trying to downplay our very serious breach of guideline and common sense.
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Limited vision from the bench ?
How does he explain being able to coach from the bench ?
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