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Can only hope that this in no way effects the way we go about tackling on the weekend and forward. IMO, do not change a thing.

I have the feeling that this is going to change NOTHING... Go Dees.

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That's how I feel too. I'm not going to make a big stink about it, but I feel that the club has let the player down by its initial meek defence.

I'm not going to labor the point though. Time to just move on I think.

Except no matter what we showed on Tuesday, the same medical report would have been taken into account. It has since changed. How could the AFL not take that into account?

Screw the proper proceedings, where the f*$% is the common sense??

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Funny this happens in the year they sign a record deal, the powers that be in the afl are not about the sport its now all about that sweet sweet cash and making sponsors happy.

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Can only hope that this in no way effects the way we go about tackling on the weekend and forward. IMO, do not change a thing.

Sorry, but I have to disagree. The only way to get a stupid rule changed is to challenge it, sometimes the best way to challenge it is to obey it. If all players stop tackling, the AFL might see how ridiculous and wrong this rule is and change it. If we all go along pretending like nothing has happened, then nothing will change. :(

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Vlad and his cronies win again .... (I'll refrain from saying what I really want to say for fear of breaching the Demonland Code of Conduct)

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Gutted by this. Fu@&$$&&$$!!;!:$:7;!;!,&:@/&/,;!:&/@"...

But, as much as we feel we have been wronged, we must move on.

We will gain nothing by parking ourselves here and stewing over our injustice.

The team need to focus now on the roos, this will have been a big enough distraction already.

Put this energy into the game and do it for JT!

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I hope one of the boys puts a replica tackle on a North player, who bounces straight back up. Then send a please explain THAT to the AFL. Absolute crock of [censored].

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This is a horrendous decision supported by a corrupt and pig headed afl administration. This administration is killing our game slowly.

I would not be at all surprised if the AFL threatened the club with a withdrawal of any extra funding in the future if they took it any further. According to an official from another club, this has been done before. Of course denials all around.

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No idea, but serious money

I'm sure not just MFC supporters but supporters from all clubs would chip in (so would players who all stand to lose $s on this)

??? FACEBOOK, or something? Can we get a march going? Or Boycott both etihad games!

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can anyone tell me how the afl committee are appointed? is there anyway the clubs can pass a no-confidence vote and have them sacked? this decision sets a very dangerous precedent for the afl. if a player is dazed by a tackle after hitting his head on the ground, will this be considered high impact?

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