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How Many Weeks For Kozzy?

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in Melbourne Demons

Kozzy Suspended? 135 members have voted

  1. 1. Will Kozzy Be Suspended For His Contact With Moore? If Yes, How Many Weeks?

    • Won't be cited by MRP
      9
    • Will be cited but found not guilty
      19
    • Will be found guilty but only fined
      9
    • One match suspension
      18
    • Two match suspension
      25
    • Three match suspension
      28
    • More than three match suspension
      18

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On 26/08/2024 at 13:06, Redleg said:

If Moore was in fact drinking beers the next day, that would be very interesting, as it takes 3-5 days for concussion to reach its peak and then start subsiding 7-10 days, hence the 12 day AFL ban after concussion.

If he was drinking alcohol the next day, he either didn’t have concussion, was not told to avoid alcohol, or ignored the advice if he was told to abstain from alcohol.

I think Moore is more of a Chardonnay type of bloke.

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    Thrilled to see we have gone in with Adrian Anderson again  😫

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    Thrilled to see we have gone in with Adrian Anderson again  😫

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    The Dees say they're not guilty based on Adrian Anderson's three reasons:

    1) When Pickett elected to bump, not likely to cause injury

    2) Pickett contesting ball and reasonable to contest in that way

    3) High contact couldn't reasonably be foreseen with Moore dropping to knees

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    "Kysaiah Pickett's evidence will come via the form of a statement. This means he will be unable to be questioned under oath about Christian Petracca's future."

     

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    We are using the same biomechanist that gave evidence in the Maynard case

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    Just now, Dee Zephyr said:

    We are using the same biomechanist that gave evidence in the Maynard case

    How ironic

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    3 minutes ago, Dee Zephyr said:

    We are using the same biomechanist that gave evidence in the Maynard case

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    3 minutes ago, BDA said:

    In normal times this thread would be hopping

    As Dee’s’ supporters we’ve learned to expect the worst 

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    Must have been hard for the club to concentrate on this case given #5

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    1 minute ago, sue said:

    Must have been hard for the club to concentrate on this case given #5

    Adrian better not be handling Trac’s affairs too, or we are screwed. 

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    Anderson’s approach to challenging tribunal decisions always feel like a filibuster to me

    At this point I swear he’s an undercover agent for the MRO. 

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    On 24/08/2024 at 13:02, No10 said:

     

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    “Sally Flynn (AFL): Pickett runs past the ball and has made the election to bump rather than attempting to take possession of the ball.”

    “Flynn (AFL): Pickett would've or should've known Moore would lower himself to pick up the ball.”

    Both these statements are clearly disproven by the footage. Will we bother to argue the case at all?

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    1 hour ago, Nascent said:

    The Dees say they're not guilty based on Adrian Anderson's three reasons:

    1) When Pickett elected to bump, not likely to cause injury

    2) Pickett contesting ball and reasonable to contest in that way

    3) High contact couldn't reasonably be foreseen with Moore dropping to knees

    I really hope these are summations because if he actually called it a bump as part of his defense he's already lost.

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    2 minutes ago, No10 said:

    “Sally Flynn (AFL): Pickett runs past the ball and has made the election to bump rather than attempting to take possession of the ball.”

    “Flynn (AFL): Pickett would've or should've known Moore would lower himself to pick up the ball.”

    Both these statements are clearly disproven by the footage. Will we bother to argue the case at all?

    That doesn’t make sense. He didn’t run past the ball and Moore doesn’t lower himself, he slides in illegally 

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    Bumping is not illegal in AFL. Yet. 
    Bumping the head is. He’s within his rights to try and bump Moore side on in an effort to win the ball. We see this happen dozens of times a game. 
    What we don’t see is a player dropping like a sack of [censored] for no apparent reason. 

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    I think the issue though is the AFL seem to have clearly mandated "If you elect to bump, you're responsible for the damage".

    Yep, which is why we are stuffed 

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