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Can someone tell me if the NRL Tribunal that judged the Cronulla affair was held in camera?

I assume from the paucity of information we received about that judgement, that it was.

They didn't need one. The players coughed up when they saw what evidence ASADA had and made a deal. Anything the NRL needed to do from there was just rubber-stamping as far as I recall.

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They didn't need one. The players coughed up when they saw what evidence ASADA had and made a deal. Anything the NRL needed to do from there was just rubber-stamping as far as I recall.

strangely the leagues players were so stupid...just dumb

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what-is-the-meaning-of-life.jpg

I know this! The true meaning of life is actually Seven: add your 42 together, 4+2 = 6, add yourself to the equation: 6+1 da da = no 7!!

. . or in keeping with our thread: take Jimmy Hird's famous jumper number (the no 5) add his two heads: 5+2 da da = no 7 again!!

How awesome is the universe!!

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I know this! The true meaning of life is actually Seven: add your 42 together, 4+2 = 6, add yourself to the equation: 6+1 da da = no 7!!

. . or in keeping with our thread: take Jimmy Hird's famous jumper number (the no 5) add his two heads: 5+2 da da = no 7 again!!

How awesome is the universe!!

The hitchhiker's guide to the Essendons supplements program

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The players concerned won't be sleeping well this week, and it has nothing to do with Hird's appeal.

Is their 10 days to appeal up?

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Is their 10 days to appeal up?

I have no idea jnr. the whole thing re timming is now na mystery to me.

I lost track during October.

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Is their 10 days to appeal up?

didnt think they were


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Quite funny really unless he paid the fine he would not be working there anyway.

The other funny thing for me is that he was the first person to raise questions about the supplements program and he is the only not still there.

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No need to worry as they have Mark Neeld now

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The bizzare thing is Ess won't pay the measley sum of $30K fine but they paid Hird a $1m to take a year off and paid for the course in France!

Thompson saved their bacon this year while golden boy was leading the high life in France!! Bottom half of the 2014 ladder for EFC without Bomber!

I'm gobsmacked! Bomber isn't just a sh-t kicker at the club. Champion. Premiership Captain. Reluctant but successful 2014 coach. He deserves better from the club he has served so diligently. He is entitled to be mighty mighty peeved and tell them to GAGS! EFC is a bizzaro club!

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We have no room i know, but i would love Thompson & Roos to work together

They are on the same page.

It would be great WYL if PJ can weave his magic spell, like he did with ROOSY.

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Id be happy enough for Bomber to stay right away.

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It would be great WYL if PJ can weave his magic spell, like he did with ROOSY.

Could not diagree more. We don't need or want Bomber

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heres a marriage made in heaven

pic worth a 1000 words

harvey-hird.jpg

(courtesy of the AFL :) )

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Essendon have no limits to appeasing their golden boy Tird. They will knife anyone that may tossle his golden locks.

It is like a cult and we all know how they end.

Yes, the whole affair is morphing into a Shakesperean drama.

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Is their 10 days to appeal up?

Yes. Infraction notices are being finalized as we speak and to be issued this week.

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Essendon have no limits to appeasing their golden boy Tird. They will knife anyone that may tossle his golden locks.

It is like a cult and we all know how they end.

If we look back to the period just before he became coach he was portrayed as being a reluctant saviour begged to return to restore the clubs glory. In hindsight it now looks more like he was the mastermind of a diabolical plot to engineer his takeover of the club. I'm sure he was the root cause and agitator of the player go slow revolt that ended Matty Knights career. Edited by america de cali
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i don't get it

do they just collect senior coaches at essendrug?

hird, thompson, craig, harvey, neeld and they also tried to entice sheedy

just who funds all this?

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I think the mastermind maybe a mistressmind named Tanya.

This leads to the the possibility that Tird has been bewitched, hence a victim. Is that possible?

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heres a marriage made in heaven

pic worth a 1000 words

harvey-hird.jpg

(courtesy of the AFL :) )

Your kiddin me . . one shot of melatonin and it got this big!!

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i don't get it

do they just collect senior coaches at essendrug?

hird, thompson, craig, harvey, neeld and they also tried to entice sheedy

just who funds all this?

Yes. You'd be forgiven for imagining such frivolous spending might eventually take its' Toll !!!!

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