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Anyone manage to get a stream yet? It's just blank... and I am sick of Greg Evans paying out on Dexter ;)

 

Dees response at 3:30pm.

Got to pick up some cousins from school, anyone know if it will be on the radio?!?

Its like getting ready to watch a World Heavyweight Title fight, very exciting.

 

http://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/melbourne-fc-found-not-guilty-of-tanking-but-bailey-and-connolly-cop-suspensions/story-fnelctok-1226580877741

MELBOURNE has been found not guilty of tanking after a forensic seven-month investigation by the AFL.

But key individuals - then-coach Dean Bailey and then-football manager Chris Connolly - have been found guilty of conduct unbecoming, stemming from comments made by Connolly.

The pair will be suspended for a period by the AFL.

It's understood the Demons will be fined $500,000 for being the employers of Connolly and Bailey, which will be paid by the club in instalments.

Edited by Grimes Times


Anyone manage to get a stream yet? It's just blank... and I am sick of Greg Evans paying out on Dexter ;)

Make sure you have Microsoft Silverlight installed (takes a minute) and open it in Internet Explorer - they will play and ad and then it should be fine

Nothing happening yet guys. Just some of the worst presenters and reporters you're likely to see.

Waiting on the presser to start.

Got to pick up some cousins from school, anyone know if it will be on the radio?!?

SEN

 

Make sure you have Microsoft Silverlight installed (takes a minute) and open it in Internet Explorer - they will play and ad and then it should be fine

I installed Silverlight, refreshed the page etc etc and it is still telling me I need Silverlight... screw it.

From the Hun:


'In the end, AFL investigators found no evidence to that the club tanked.


It's accepted that clubs can experiment with player positioning on the field.'


Thankyou. We did not tank.

bugger cant see sh!t on my minipad

From the Hun:
'In the end, AFL investigators found no evidence to that the club tanked.
It's accepted that clubs can experiment with player positioning on the field.'
Thankyou. We did not tank.

But Ben Hur said we did. The AFL must be wrong.

Not Guilty, rumble young man rumble.

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