Hopefully he and Ben Cunnington get a chance to play one more AFL game together before retirement. They were the backbone of North when they last looked a finals threat.
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And now the backbone of North when they look third rate
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I don’t get why he would take less than market so others can get more. If everyone took less to get more players that’s different
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The Sandgropers finally aren't happy.
This from Tuck inquest - from the Age- "The AFL’s chief medical officer has revealed he is considering introducing mandatory helmets and special high-tech mouthguards, as the league grapples with how best to reduce the risks of concussion and brain trauma at junior, community and AFL levels."
He said a standard AFL helmet could be introduced as early as 2024.
He said a standard AFL helmet could be introduced as early as 2024.
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The AFL’s chief medical officer has revealed he is considering introducing mandatory helmets and special high-tech mouthguards, as the league grapples with how best to reduce the risks of concussion and brain trauma at junior, community and AFL levels.
Dr Michael Makdissi, speaking for almost three hours under oath at the inquest of former AFL footballer Shane Tuck at the Victorian Coroners Court on Friday, said limiting the number of tackles at training was also a strong consideration.
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Dr Michael Makdissi, speaking for almost three hours under oath at the inquest of former AFL footballer Shane Tuck at the Victorian Coroners Court on Friday, said limiting the number of tackles at training was also a strong consideration.
Tuck inquest hears AFL considering mandatory helmets for players
The AFL’s chief medical officer has appeared under oath at the inquest of former footballer Shane Tuck, revealing he is considering introducing mandatory helmets and special high-tech mouthguards.
This will of course re-ignite the discussion/debate over the effectiveness of helmets in reducing brain concussion in a high velocity, high impact game of Aussie Rules at the elite/professional level of AFL.
Thats always a fun fiery debate on this forum...
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Melbourne public transport is completely fvuked tonight. Don’t be surprised if the crowd at the MCG looks down tonight
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Nothing learned from the US then, where helmets / padding have just made everyone willing to throw themselves in, assuming they are protected. Improved mouthguards are fine, but really the AFL needs to start penalising players who duck their head harshly. They could start with a big mea culpa, saying they were wrong to reward Selwood for it and if he had started today, then he'd get hundreds less frees. Whilst I'm waiting for the AFL to do that, I'll continue selling shares in this wonderful bridge.The AFL’s chief medical officer has revealed he is considering introducing mandatory helmets and special high-tech mouthguards, as the league grapples with how best to reduce the risks of concussion and brain trauma at junior, community and AFL levels.
Dr Michael Makdissi, speaking for almost three hours under oath at the inquest of former AFL footballer Shane Tuck at the Victorian Coroners Court on Friday, said limiting the number of tackles at training was also a strong consideration.
Tuck inquest hears AFL considering mandatory helmets for players
The AFL’s chief medical officer has appeared under oath at the inquest of former footballer Shane Tuck, revealing he is considering introducing mandatory helmets and special high-tech mouthguards.
Yeah, they didn’t mention that once …
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Only to be replaced by non-stop Carlton rubbish.
I guess there is that
.If they beat Collingwood tonight, it will Carlton's premiership to lose after they've beaten 1 & 2 during their 6 game winning streak.
Peaking at the right time, yada yada
God I wish we didn't choke last Saturday. Footy media was painful this week. So sick of hearing about Collingwood.
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