Johnnyrayflamingo
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- Sep 27, 2019
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Its still only footy.
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Close. Maybe 2Hearing Hanners a chance to play Monday night.
Will be at least 5 changes to the side.
I believe that 3 weeks is the minimum penalty that can be imposed given the classification which caused it to be sent directly to tribunal.More surprising that we didn't even contest it - pleaded guilty and accepted 3 weeks.
The 22-year-old pleaded guilty to his rough conduct charge and agreed to a three-week penalty – via his representative Jack Rush – with the AFL's legal counsel Jeff Gleeson prior to Tuesday night's hearing.
Terrible decision by the club.
I’ve asked pebbles what we should have challenged but no answer. He was either guilty and at least 3 weeks or not guilty. The club realised there was no other option.I believe that 3 weeks is the minimum penalty that can be imposed given the classification which caused it to sent directly to tribunal.
Essentially the tribunal decides if it is three weeks or four or more weeks, so agreeing with the three week was the best we could argue for.
Not happy with the penalty, but am happy that the club made the right move to minimise chances of more.
Maybe the club makes a stance and takes previous cases against the likes of Fyfe, Dangerfield, Martin etc and match them up against the case outcomes of the AFL nobodies like our boy Longy.I’ve asked pebbles what we should have challenged but no answer. He was either guilty and at least 3 weeks or not guilty. The club realised there was no other option.
That has nothing to do with long.Maybe the club makes a stance and takes previous cases against the likes of Fyfe, Dangerfield, Martin etc and match them up against the case outcomes of the AFL nobodies like our boy Longy.
Thats my point. It should.That has nothing to do with long.
No it shouldn’t. Every single case is different and also rules change. Just out of interest what should have happened. And to keep it on topic long is out so I think Webster is the perfect replacement.
3 weeks was a bit steep - because how else was Long meant to attack the football - head on and if he backed out we would be calling for him to be dropped.I believe that 3 weeks is the minimum penalty that can be imposed given the classification which caused it to sent directly to tribunal.
Essentially the tribunal decides if it is three weeks or four or more weeks, so agreeing with the three week was the best we could argue for.
Not happy with the penalty, but am happy that the club made the right move to minimise chances of more.
What’s strange and unwarranted about my response that offended youWhat a strange way to react. Not sure his question warrants that reply. Steven at most played 2 or 3 games at Geelong...and there doesn't seem to be any evidence that he smashed them in the wet.
Hearing Hanners a chance to play Monday night.
Will be at least 5 changes to the side.
You were wrong and unwarrantedWhat’s strange and unwarranted about my response that offended you
3 weeks was a bit steep - because how else was Long meant to attack the football - head on and if he backed out we would be calling for him to be dropped.
Anyway we have multiple replacements for halfbacks so no worries.
I feel after people in the media were calling for 4 weeks so his chance of getting 2 went out the door.
What did you call me???there so much petty bickering this place is unreadable
Imagine how many weeks he would've got if it was Fyfe he knocked out instead of Darcy...small mercies I s'poseIf Long had been on the receiving end of that hit, this board would be screaming that 3 weeks wasnt enough. Dont deny it
Thems fighting words you malaka!What did you call me???