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The curse of 31 and our 1987 Preliminary Final Loss Team bus was 31 minutes late in getting to Arctic Park Said bus parked in Bus Bay 31. Tempreture at Arctic Park always feels like 31(farenheit) Jim Stynes wore 31 inch boot laces. Final quarter went for 31 minutes. Buckenara kicked for goal from 31 metres out. These facts are undisputable. Anyone thinking any different are wrong as official records and memories have been bewitched.
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I thought it was us playing in a Carlton disguise last night. Disfunctional forward line, poor decision making and poorer disposal.
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THE DRUG SCANDAL: AFL TRIBUNAL DECIDES
John Crow Batty replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
How can anyone have any faith in a trial conducted in secrecy? Even the most serious criminal trials are openly conducted. I only thought these things happened with dictatorships. No one knows the guts of the evidence presented.. So how can anyone agree with the decision in any form? The tribunal has been shown in the past to be loose with interpreting the rules when it suits the AFL. It is all sham and nothing will convince me otherwise. -
All good fun. Great to see our players having some belly laughs. I wonder iif there were some blue bits edited out?
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THE DRUG SCANDAL: AFL TRIBUNAL DECIDES
John Crow Batty replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
Yeah, if Worksafe investigate and find them guilty, the fine will be likely easily covered by a couple of tin rattles. No suspensions, sacking or lost PP's here. The only hope for justice is WADA taking over the prosecution. There will be less chance of meddling by vested interests for outcomes in the international arena. -
THE DRUG SCANDAL: AFL TRIBUNAL DECIDES
John Crow Batty replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
Not incompetance. They got shafted. -
ASADA will be wasting their time appealing. Better pass the ball to WADA.
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From the begining I expected something like this. ASADA had no friends except a few in the media. When every party that had an interest did very little to help their cause there was not much chance. That includes the AFL politicians State and Federal plus the bulk of the media. IF WADA and ASADA wish to continue they won't get much help or co-operation.
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If we don't hear anything for a couple of days, there will be interest in the not selected from round one.
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Let's hope it's not one of ours.
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The appeal is from ASADA back to the AFL tribunal in the first stage.
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Story going around there may be more than these two involved. We have to stay tuned.
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A guilty verdict would have upset the apple card for the AFL too much for their liking. The intention was always to hold a sham court and the next move is to ride roughshod over WADA/ ASADA. By the time it is over the whole issue will become irrelevant.
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Is anyone surprised?
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Like any other small specialised niche industry. All know what their competitors are doing and even share information if suits them.
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That in a way explains some of the resistance from Hird and Co. Though thoroughly guilty, they feel miffed that they are singled out and others get away Scott free.
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You are right. A positive statement has to be made and hit a club hard. Not just picking on non entities like Saad who are an easy soft target and ignore systematic abuses by clubs who are the real problem.
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Is it possible they were contaminated from tainted mutton?
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If Collingwood ever did have the high moral ground it must have been stolen goods. At the very least obtained under false pretences.
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Being stoned at our games would induce paranoia and early onset psychosis at a faster rate than usual. Bad experiences and the weed do not mix.
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In this modern skewed world I think more would be shocked if a player was photographed smoking a legal cigarette. Seem to be a bigger no no than strange exotic drugs and alcohol binges these days. I am sure the media would spout outrage similar to something like what happened to Shane Warne.
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Maybe that's the mysterious Mexican potion Dank was also alleged to have given Essendon players? Now these two can blame their plight on eating too many beef tacos and enchiladas at Mexican restaurants.
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Hogan to finally make debut.
John Crow Batty replied to Henrietta Lumbago's topic in Melbourne Demons
I will be just glad he finally got on the park for his debut and stays injury free. I don't expect more win or lose on this occasion from him.