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Its like a gift that keeps on giving.
Please AFL, keep fighting this battle. Don't give up!
That's not the point he's making. The AFL's continual sweeping of issues under the rug, its self-propelled arrogance and the compliant AFL media all combined to breed a culture where anything goes. Slowly, slowly the air is being let out of these jumped-up pricks.
Well let's be honest butch....
They really could ditch the WADA code of conduct.
It's not like they will be going to another league somewhere else, is it?
It leaves them wide open for allegations of anything goes
Also they lose funding from any government agency if the don't follow the wada code
Looks like Jobe is going to lose his Brownlow
Can I just say dave smith has come out of this looking like a champion and by extension our game has too
It leaves them wide open for allegations of anything goes
Also they lose funding from any government agency if the don't follow the wada code
Looks like Jobe is going to lose his Brownlow
Can I just say dave smith has come out of this looking like a champion and by extension our game has too
Gil also questioning WADA code and whether it is suitable for team sport.
The 34 former and current Essendon players suspended for a year for taking a banned drug would "definitely have a number of legal options", as one AFL player agent even suggested the Bombers and the AFL could face damages of more than $30 million.
do world football clubs, basketball clubs, cricket etc follow some kind of DA regulation? why should afl be exempt?
The AFL is prepared to pay suspended drug cheats most if not all their wage in an attempt to ward off further legal action.
Salary cap: Essendon will receive an allowance for payments to supplementary players over the capped limit
Gillon McLachlan:
"Existing contract values for the listed players [that] have been suspended shall [be] included in the TPP.
"Extra payments to supplementary players will be included in the club's salary cap but Essendon will receive an allowance for payments to supplementary players over the capped limit.
"In summary, it is the AFL's view that Essendon must be able to field a competitive team, to provide a safe working environment for both their own players and opposition players and these rules around replacement players are necessary for the club to be able to field a side around these doping bans."