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The Butters decision was wrong. The application of high impact was incorrect. With all due respect a severe impact grading is reserved for incidents like Bugg and Gaff. The Dangerfield bump will not be graded severe impact and I’m prepared to put money on the line should you wish to :)
 

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Who cares, its Dangerfield, I'm over hearing about him, be it good or bad news.

He certainly wouldn't mind the 'no publicity is bad publicity' theory.
 
The Butters decision was wrong. The application of high impact was incorrect. With all due respect a severe impact grading is reserved for incidents like Bugg and Gaff. The Dangerfield bump will not be graded severe impact and I’m prepared to put money on the line should you wish to :)
If it was wrong, why didn't we appeal it?
 
Jack Sinclair needs to pull his finger out...


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The Butters decision was wrong. The application of high impact was incorrect. With all due respect a severe impact grading is reserved for incidents like Bugg and Gaff. The Dangerfield bump will not be graded severe impact and I’m prepared to put money on the line should you wish to :)

Gee you would have lost a bit of money. Straight to the tribunal


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Gee you would have lost a bit of money. Straight to the tribunal


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I had $100 on a Cats / Lions multi this week too!

That’s another terrible decision by Christian.
 

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AFL-360 tomorrow night.

30 minutes discussing Dangerfield bump.
15 Minutes discussing Bulldogs win.
5 minutes discussing "Are the Hawks back?"
10 minutes discussing "plucky Crows".

*Roll credits^

You didn't leave room for 25 minutes of ads.
 
Who cares, its Dangerfield, I'm over hearing about him, be it good or bad news.

He certainly wouldn't mind the 'no publicity is bad publicity' theory.


Nah, Dangerfield is definitely a good publicity only type of guy. His public image has been very carefully crafted to set him up for a major job in the corporation past football.
 
Because he wasn’t going to miss finals football.
Or we accepted it was correct. Dangerfield bump has been assessed as Severe Impact.


Patrick Dangerfield will almost certainly miss key games against Brisbane, Hawthorn and Melbourne after being referred straight to the tribunal for his hit on former housemate Jake Kelly.

Dangerfield was on Sunday handed a Monday night tribunal date after MRO boss Michael Christian assessed the intentional head clash as a careless hit of severe force.

The Herald Sun revealed on Sunday that Kelly’s heavy concussion and broken nose were certain to see the force elevated from high to severe.

The tribunal can make its own judgment on punishment but the base suspension for a careless-severe force hit to the head is three or more weeks.

Even if Geelong successfully argued to downgrade the hit from severe to medium Dangerfield would still miss two weeks.




Patrick Dangerfield, Geelong Cats, has been charged with Engaging in Rough Conduct against Jake Kelly, Adelaide Crows, during the second quarter of the Round One match between the Adelaide Crows and Geelong Cats, played at Adelaide Oval on Saturday March 20.

In summary, he has been referred directly to the Tribunal .......

Based on the available evidence, the incident was assessed as Careless Conduct, Severe Impact and High Contact. The incident was classified as a direct referral to the Tribunal and the player cannot accept an early plea.
 
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