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Dangerfield in a sling

dice
in Melbourne Demons

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    Changed his tune from 9 years ago:

    https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/that-s-afl-footy-dangerfield-had-no-problem-with-burgoyne-tackle-20200612-p5527x.html

    https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/demons-to-appeal-trengove-suspension-20110511-1ehzx.html

    "Notman said the medical report detailing Dangerfield's injury was the most damaging evidence produced at the tribunal hearing"

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    And let's not forget Dangerfield got BOG the following week. So much for serious concussion

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    Should get multiple weeks for that. But of course if the player gets up and plays on the AFL won’t punish. 

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    as the commentator said "there wouldn't be any malice in that from burgoyne, he thought he still had the ball"

    there are always protected species, clubs

    it was exactly the tackle the law was brought in to stop

    if there is any consistency (joke) he has to be suspended

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    12 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

    if there is any consistency (joke) he has to be suspended

    Agree 100%, dc.

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    Still can't believe Jack got suspended for that.

    100% perfect tackle. Should have had a free his way for dropping the ball

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    It was a reckless, dangerous tackle that was completely unnecessary. The AFL is weak if he gets anything less than a couple of weeks. And how ridiculous that the penalty depends on the outcome. Whether or not Burgoyne thought Dangerfield had the ball is irrelevant - there’s a duty of care. 

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    well that sets the tone for dangerous tackles for the rest of the season

    #dangeroustacklescount    #concussionmatters    #protecthehead    #protectedspecies

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    13 hours ago, brendan said:

    How on earth did he only get a fine unbelievable 

    Is that a serious question?

    What colours does he wear?

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    14 minutes ago, dice said:

    Absolute farce:

    https://www.afl.com.au/news/449921/silk-s-danger-ous-tackle-forces-afl-to-make-shock-rule-tweak

    There shouldn't be a rule tweak here, the players know what they are not allowed to do. The AFL should be retrospectively be appealing and he should get one week. Honestly such a joke and every player that gets done for it now (what's the bet Viney will next week) should feel rightly p****d off that Burgoyne got away with a suspension.  

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    What’s the phrase the AFL has used for the last ~5 years? Essentially about personally accountability of the player to not looking to hurt the other player.

    Ffs because it is PB he gets a free ride, Viney cops the punishment. 

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