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daisycutter

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  1. daisycutter replied to Redleg's post in a topic in Melbourne Demons
    heads-up for mr. leg. movie "red 2" just starting on channel 10
  2. seems jobe disagrees with you
  3. daisycutter replied to Redleg's post in a topic in Melbourne Demons
    could mr leg be the riddler? he is certainly good at pulling our legs
  4. daisycutter replied to Redleg's post in a topic in Melbourne Demons
    i presume mr leg is busy watching the bruce wiilis movie tonight about his previous life titled just "red"
  5. they will probably wait till the turn of the century to make a decision and hope everyone will have forgotten
  6. daisycutter replied to Redleg's post in a topic in Melbourne Demons
    yeah, keep your money in your wallet
  7. hibberd is an english name derived from the normans
  8. anyone know what bomberblitz are saying?
  9. there is a whole day to go, luci.......mahoney can still weave some magic
  10. i like the symmetry of next years 2nd rounder last year we gave a 2nd rounder for melksham and had to wait a year. this time they can wait for a year......only fair imo
  11. may be stronger but not necessarily deeper. next year's 2nd round pick will be in the 30's (maybe well into?)
  12. not necessarily court proceedings, nasher first step is greivances tribunal which is fairly quick. if successful, essendon could theoretically go to court I doiubt in current circumstances and for lots of reasons they would do that However, the decision to go to grievances tribunal is up to hibberd and the indications are that he has not been so inclined (but who knows?)
  13. Dog's Gordon takes a whack at AFL Cover-up Integrity Unit http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/western-bulldogs-savage-afl-over-alleged-talia-leak/news-story/13151999cb4f0e8872c92432d0309b93
  14. still wouldn't matter. wada rules are that guilty players should lose awards and prizes for period of offence. jobe should lose brownlow not because of "fairest and best" afl rules but because of wada guilty rules. if it was "best" only he would still have brownlow stripped
  15. daisycutter replied to Redleg's post in a topic in Melbourne Demons
    but he's red'n'blue through and through
  16. i don't need to know all the facts (though i'd like to know more). does one ever know all the facts on anything? i've seen enough to convince me of essendon's guilt within the wada framework, that the afl reluctantly work under and try to undermine when it doesn't suit them we will never know all the facts because those closest to it will not provide the facts, nor evidence, nor testify under oath asada have not done the best job but have laboured under inadequate funding, very limited investigative powers and other factors
  17. all that may be true but i fail to see how that is relevant to whether essendon and its players broke the rules on peds in sport. we know the afl is unwilling party to wada over-lordship
  18. wasting your time on saty. he's too obdurate to reason with
  19. relevance? they cheated or they didn't. they have been found guilty. of which i am satisfied. canberra had nothing to do with their guilt.
  20. there are other over-riding rules that can come into play, such as those that come with signing on to the wada code which call for the stripping of awards and prizes pertaining to the period of transgression. of course wada leave that up to the ruling body but for the afl to ignore that would bring into question the afl's hypocrisy and right to claim wada compliancy. it's is only "hard" if you refuse to stand on principle and continuously look for excuses to prevaricate and do nothing.
  21. iva, it is the unwillingness of the afl to make decisions and their failure to tackle the issues of drugs in sport (performance or illicit) with any real conviction that drags this issue needlessly on and on, that is prolonging the players' time in the "stocks" (that, plus the bad legal advice that they have accepted over the last 3 years)
  22. why have a commission if their favoured option is to avoid making a decision. surely they are made commissioners to make decisions on the game whether easy or hard, popular or unpopular. or would you rather an organisation run by lobby groups, focus groups and public polls with commissioners replaced by accountants and clerks
  23. the afl actually asked mitchell and cotchin to make a submission re 2012 brownlow. wtf. thankfully both players declined immediately. they are simply incapable of making a clear cut decision and are more intent on finding a way to make a "deal". integrity must be a foreign word to these clowns