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The last hour has been with the AFL spin team and Gil working out how to release the acquittal whilst still feigning that they care about the head trauma.  😡🤮

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I'm tipping 4 weeks

serve them right for wasting our time


Just now, monoccular said:

The last hour has been with the AFL spin team and Gil working out how to release the acquittal whilst still feigning that they care about the head trauma. 

Even if the appeal is dismissed I’m sure that’s what they are doing. If the can’t come up with a plausible line they may just have to dismiss the appeal. 

A lot at stake for the afl. Ratings the next 2 weeks, and Carlton finals if they get there.

+ Early runaway leader in the Brownlow. 
 

 

I think we all want justice for the AFL and its broadcasting partners.

He must get off.

 

 

 

*yeah im joking

I worry about some of you people.

Melbourne is going for B2 B .Stop worrying about Cripps .Who is Cripps pray  tell! Let him play and we beat them. Is the Afl corporate corrupt? Of course it is. But so  are all the  corporations in this world. Cripps is nothing. 

Relax. He will probably get a 1 week suspension.

Then d Collingwood will complain. Who cares??

Go dees.


7 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Deliberations now over 1hr 20 mins. 

I wouldn't have thought Cripps highlight tape is that long

Edited by John Demonic


didn't think silks stayed up this late

must be past their bedtime

probably coz they're on triple time

Edited by daisycutter

 

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