MRP / Trib. Tribunal Thread - rules and offences discombobulation

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If the corrupted AFL had any credibility left, they'll save everyone from attending tomorrow night (or when ever the appeal is) and immediately overturn the suspension handed by flog face Christian 1st thing in the morning, then sack the clown!
 
The vendetta by the AFL against SPP is borderline racist.

Doesn't fit their noble savage image of the darker NT indigenous aboriginal they've "rescued", but is a more accurate stereotype of the indigenous Australian with some white lineage and difficult circumstances in a society which typically turns its back.

The manner in which he is guilty before being proven innocent, first in the spurious assault charges and now this, is a disgrace. The AFL don't deserve to have an indigenous round.
 
Do you no that's just a good tackle and no malice at all SPP could of killed the campaigner in that if he really wanted to he actually pulled out of it a bit CHALLENGE that sh*t of not sit back and enjoy the VFL

Commentators called it a perfect tackle - hardly "careless".
No "high contact" -SPP grabbed him around the torso and tackled him, his head did not appear to hit the ground, there was no second action in the tackle ie. no sling.
Cannot call it "medium impact" - he got up and took the ruck throw-in.
 
The vendetta by the AFL against SPP is borderline racist.

Doesn't fit their noble savage image of the darker NT indigenous aboriginal they've "rescued", but is a more accurate stereotype of the indigenous Australian with some white lineage and difficult circumstances in a society which typically turns its back.

The manner in which he is guilty before being proven innocent, first in the spurious assault charges and now this, is a disgrace. The AFL don't deserve to have an indigenous round.

that the afl never took the media to task for their irresponsible and harmful reporting is disgusting.
 
The vendetta by the AFL against SPP is borderline racist.

Doesn't fit their noble savage image of the darker NT indigenous aboriginal they've "rescued", but is a more accurate stereotype of the indigenous Australian with some white lineage and difficult circumstances in a society which typically turns its back.

The manner in which he is guilty before being proven innocent, first in the spurious assault charges and now this, is a disgrace. The AFL don't deserve to have an indigenous round.

Meanwhile Jordan De Goey plays a game of football after he's been charged with sexual assault by the police.
 
The vendetta by the AFL against SPP is borderline racist.

Doesn't fit their noble savage image of the darker NT indigenous aboriginal they've "rescued", but is a more accurate stereotype of the indigenous Australian with some white lineage and difficult circumstances in a society which typically turns its back.

The manner in which he is guilty before being proven innocent, first in the spurious assault charges and now this, is a disgrace. The AFL don't deserve to have an indigenous round.

Yeah I got the same vibes - if Burgoyne did that exact tackle, he wouldn't be facing a week off. That Burgoyne did a worse tackle, twice, and didn't get suspended just creates a very bad look because it suggests that SPP doesn't fit the idealised mould.
 

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The Shiels one got me going so bad at the game

The VFL tried to stop players going in low and taking out the legs cause it's dangerous

Stand up when going for the ball they said

But it's OK to run around with your head parallel to the ground with an automatic free and potential suspension when you inevitably hit someone

I was ropable then and still am now

Farce
 
It’s becoming increasingly clear that the MRO matrix which is used to determine a suspension is broken when an incident like this is classed as medium impact over others we have seen this year that are graded as low. Once again the grading is left up to interpretation which opens the door for bias whether conscious or subconscious bias.

There needs to be a clear determination in what is low, medium or high impact so we are removing personal interpretations from the equation.

I would seperate them by something on the lines of;

Low impact: Opposition player does not require medical treatment or time off the ground immediately following the incident (eg not able to compete in the next contest)

Medium impact: Opposition player requires minimal medical treatment or assessment following the incident and is required to leave the playing field for a short period but returns, or does not require medical treatment following the game (if incident occurs towards end of match)

High impact: Opposition player requires immediate medical treatment and does not return to the field of play for the remainder of the match, or requires further medical treatment after the match (again if incident occurs towards end of match this separates from medium impact)

Having a much clearer guideline will help make consistent outcomes which is all we are all asking for.

Further to the above, there needs to be a consideration or grading included for if the incident occurred in play (in an attempt to take possession of the ball or tackle), within reasonable distance of the play (50m) or out of play (beyond 50m). Players which are contesting for the ball should not be penalised for trying to win the ball as harshly compared to players who punch others completely off the ball or not involved in the lead up to the play.

The MRO matrix needs a complete overhaul moving forward after this year for consistency and to remove as much of the human element as possible and remove bias.
 

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