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On 22/07/2025 at 16:34, roy11 said:

Moore deserved punishment for the knee BUT they also cleared Hugh Jackson for his knee on Zorko, so they're at least being a little consistent here. Both deserved punishment however.

Absolutely both should have been SUSPENDED

 

“That's dangerous ... we've got to call out the behaviour."

Garry Lyon says Brody Mihocek is "lucky" to cop a fine, rather than a ban.

COLLINGWOOD forward Brody Mihocek has been fined for his dangerous push on Richmond gun Nick Vlastuin on Sunday.

Mihocek gave away a free kick after pushing Vlastuin into two oncoming players during the second quarter of the Magpies' 36-point win at the MCG.

The Match Review Officer charged Mihocek with rough conduct, grading the incident as careless conduct, low impact and body contact.

Mihocek can accept a $1500 fine with an early plea.

THE FAVOURITISM TOWARDS THE PIES IS AMAZING

THE AFL SAID TO STAMP THIS OUT

BUT THE MRO MICHAEL CHRISTIAN IGNORES THAT AND SUPPORTS HIS PIES HERITAGE

41 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

“That's dangerous ... we've got to call out the behaviour."

Garry Lyon says Brody Mihocek is "lucky" to cop a fine, rather than a ban.

COLLINGWOOD forward Brody Mihocek has been fined for his dangerous push on Richmond gun Nick Vlastuin on Sunday.

Mihocek gave away a free kick after pushing Vlastuin into two oncoming players during the second quarter of the Magpies' 36-point win at the MCG.

The Match Review Officer charged Mihocek with rough conduct, grading the incident as careless conduct, low impact and body contact.

Mihocek can accept a $1500 fine with an early plea.

THE FAVOURITISM TOWARDS THE PIES IS AMAZING

THE AFL SAID TO STAMP THIS OUT

BUT THE MRO MICHAEL CHRISTIAN IGNORES THAT AND SUPPORTS HIS PIES HERITAGE

Maybe Christian once again threatened to resign - sadly he didn’t.

Surely it is well past time to review the appointment - his bias towards his club is once again bleeding obvious. The AFL would confirm rumours of corruption if he is not replaced.

 
3 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:

“That's dangerous ... we've got to call out the behaviour."

Garry Lyon says Brody Mihocek is "lucky" to cop a fine, rather than a ban.

COLLINGWOOD forward Brody Mihocek has been fined for his dangerous push on Richmond gun Nick Vlastuin on Sunday.

Mihocek gave away a free kick after pushing Vlastuin into two oncoming players during the second quarter of the Magpies' 36-point win at the MCG.

The Match Review Officer charged Mihocek with rough conduct, grading the incident as careless conduct, low impact and body contact.

Mihocek can accept a $1500 fine with an early plea.

THE FAVOURITISM TOWARDS THE PIES IS AMAZING

THE AFL SAID TO STAMP THIS OUT

BUT THE MRO MICHAEL CHRISTIAN IGNORES THAT AND SUPPORTS HIS PIES HERITAGE

So these mugs are still fining players who are potentially guilty of an offence that is going to cause the permanent disabling of another player. And it has become the norm.

Only Pies player suspended is Houston. Expect next year his loading from previous Port suspensions will magically disappear.


So what is the actual point of the appeals board?

Seems like a crock of 💩 to me.

11 hours ago, monoccular said:

Maybe Christian once again threatened to resign - sadly he didn’t.

I find the fact that held his job literally insane.

Imagine have a disagreement at work about your role, then leaking to the press that you’re going to resign if they overrule you, and being able to keep your job with no ramifications?

It’s unbelievably spineless.

 

Pearce off, May not off.

Clueless does not begin to describe the current system.

The egg shortage is preventing me from hurling eggs at AFL house.

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