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It's disappointing that we haven't seen Rihannas Labia come out and make a statement about this.

If she stands behind Brown on this then I refuse to look at her speeches again.

If she stands behind Brown on this then I refuse to look at her speeches breeches again.

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Two comments.

1. Brown's actions put Roos's stance on violence into very sharp perspective.

2.,DHS like Brown need to spend time with people like the mother mentioned in The Age today, whose son was killed by a punch from a stranger. I'll post a link when I get a chance.

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Two comments.

1. Brown's actions put Roos's stance on violence into very sharp perspective.

2.,DHS iike Brown need to spend time with people like the mother mentioned in The Age today, whose son was killed by a punch from a sranger. I'll post a link when I get a chance.

Here is the link.

Punch killed Rikki Smith's son Cameron Lowe

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No dc,maybe phantom-phobic though. ;)

hmm something is weird here on this database

i originally made my post on a different thread

then i noticed it disappeared so i reposted on the other thread thinking i hit the wrong key

now the original post pops up here quoting a different post

nasher, if you're reading, there is corruption on the db.....help

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hmm something is weird here on this database

i originally made my post on a different thread

then i noticed it disappeared so i reposted on the other thread thinking i hit the wrong key

now the original post pops up here quoting a different post

nasher, if you're reading, there is corruption on the db.....help

It's BBOs fault. He and Jack Watts.

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Bye bye Campbell!

Funny, I was watching an old YouTube video of Mal Brown from the 70s on a panel discussing things SANFL.

The topic was getting hit behind play, and Mal was asked if he'd be happy for his son to be playing football in a league officiated in the way he was campaigning for (since he loved belting blokes behind play).

Mal's response?

"I'd tell my son to hit them first."

Hilarious.

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I know this won't be a popular view but if someone shaped up to me and I felt that he was about to hit me I wouldn't be waiting for him it to happen. Particularly if he was bigger.

Brown is a thug, but if the circumstances reported are correct he would be stiff to be sacked.

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Apparently May didnt see the punch coming. Don't you think that an elder of the club should do what he can do diffuse a situation not throw punches ?

Well according to their investigation, May had a verbal altercation with Gibson who was attempting to disuade May from going into the club in order to photograph Rihanon, Campbell stepped in, May shaped up to Campbell and Campbell cracked him with two rapid punches. May will be getting penalised as well, but not sacked.

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Apparently May didnt see the punch coming. Don't you think that an elder of the club should do what he can do diffuse a situation not throw punches ?

There must be more to it and the Herald Sun may be reporting it poorly. But if it was proved that May shaped up and Brown had the belief that he was about to be struck, no court would convict him.

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There must be more to it and the Herald Sun may be reporting it poorly. But if it was proved that May shaped up and Brown had the belief that he was about to be struck, no court would convict him.

& the day after, > Tuesday 3 December - delisted primary list players nomination form lodgement; Gillette AFL delisted free agency period (3) ends. ?????????

why not yesterday morning, or Monday 2nd Dec' ?

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You can remove the ? Now. It's official.

They must be just so pleased that they spent money to employ this [censored] as a rôle model for their young boys. Still, probably not their money.

PS: the censors are getting a bit precious - I was referring to a person who tosses

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There must be more to it and the Herald Sun may be reporting it poorly. But if it was proved that May shaped up and Brown had the belief that he was about to be struck, no court would convict him.

Is it reasonable force to break a mans jaw because he shapes up to you? I know May is physically bigger but they are both big boys and Brown is older and probably has more boxing training. No criminal court would probably be interested but what about a civil court?

But the issue here is not whether or not May got what he deserved. It's that it happened. Brown's choices were not hit or get hit. He had a third option to walk or run away and call someone else to make sure May got back in bed safe and with his jaw intact.

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