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21 minutes ago, bing181 said:

It's already taken into account. They were banned for 2 years from the date of the Tribunal results (31 March 2015), which would take it until March 2017. But they've already served 4 ½ months provisional, which brings it back to November.

Thanks for that info Bing but how does it work? Doesn't this mean that the players played through a period of suspension season 2015?

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So the first novel in the trilogy has wound to its conclusion. The

But some teasers have been put down for what might be in the second book: going after Hird and his gang of support staff.

The third book will be the lawsuits ... the threads of the plot will be laid down in the second book.

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1 hour ago, Peter Griffen said:

I am told Jakes contract with us has conditions that if a guilty verdict is handed down his salary is significantly reduced, there is no way the clubs/boards who pick up these players would agree under normal conditions,

Saints and Port are paying big money for Carlisle/Ryder

 

Puff puff

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13 minutes ago, Ted Fidge said:

 

One player who suffered cardiac arrhythmia was referred (by Reid) to a specialist who asked the player what he was taking that might affect the medication he was about to prescribe. Players said only vitamins. Specialist contacted Reid who said no, nothing. 

 

 

This absolutely blows me out of the water. So [censored] up

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For the MFC this decision means both Michie and White are likely to be able to be upgraded (one can be upgraded at the start of the season automatically).  I note in his "list update" Roos made reference to Michie being in a position to make the round 1 team.  Making Michie a rookie seems to me to be part of whatever back-up plan the administration had.

If they don't have to pay Melksham this year but have him available for pre-season next year (and thereafter) and two ready made players to come up, the risk was worth the potential loss.

 

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Just now, Ted Fidge said:

I wonder if Dank will now produce the evidence that completely exonerates the players like he claimed he would do when the time was right?

Well TF the Easter bunny comes in a couple of months time perhaps he will bring it?

 

 

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Can the players who were drafted this year ask to go to a different club? They might be able to argue that their welfare/careers are going to be ruined by being in such a stressful/toxic environment.

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wait a minute.. it's all well and good to revel in the misfortune of Essendon but surely there is nowhere near enough outrage about the fact we actually traded in one of their players

we obviously had no clue what we were doing

gobsmacked

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Just now, Green Demon said:

Can the players who were drafted this year ask to go to a different club? They might be able to argue that their welfare/careers are going to be ruined by being in such a stressful/toxic environment.

On the other hand, they are likely to play more games than they might otherwise have expected.

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Another typical Bomberblitz sample.  However, more than usual taking aim at the administration
 
efc1robbo said:

Pathetic, disgusting etc.

Corruption of the highest standard. If essendon do not appeal this and make sure our players can play the season they are dead to me!

Fkn concur
EFC has one chance to stand up to the AFL
Gill - you either backdate these bans so players miss no games & walk away from WADA code or we boycott the season
Can't let us do that eh - well maybe our boys who didn't get banned might protest on the ground - how would that make your precious Fkn AFL comp look then eh

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1 hour ago, beelzebub said:

That's the thing. Better value was to be had for the pick. What now...something 2ndrate as compared. Brilliant positioning !!!

Calm down, we will upgrade a rookie and might unearth a champion. It is not the end of the world.

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2 minutes ago, Redleg said:

Calm down, we will upgrade a rookie and might unearth a champion. It is not the end of the world.

But we wasted a pick 25. That's the point!We could have another second rounder or a trade and White

In fact we only have White

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1 minute ago, jackaub said:

But we wasted a pick 25. That's the point!We could have another second rounder or a trade and White

In fact we only have White

We didn't waste a pick, he comes back in in 2017 champing at the bit to prove himself, and he'll only be 25.

Really not that big a deal. I'm looking forward to seeing what White can do!

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