Geelong exist outside OHS laws and AFL rules, and that’s OK

bad club, you’re supposed to ask permission
shakes finger

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Whoopdy Farking do, Handbaggers withdraw the waiver.

Guess what AwFuL Essendon also withdraw their so called supplements program after the fact.

Man up you farking sycophants at HQ and sanction these Hillbillie Farking cheats

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What does it mean ‘It went further than expected’? What a bizarre thing to say.

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https://x.com/superfooty/status/2085278641550942627?s=46

■■■■■■■ go get them Jeff!

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They made him sign the contract while he was concussed.

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How is the situation unique if an interstate club had a similar agreement?

Fark me.

They could genuinely burn an effigy of Dillon in the middle of that horrible stadium of theirs and he would laugh it off.

If Whately is going off about it, then it’s probably a big fat nothing burger.

At least it keeps our rabble off the back page.

Actually this stinks of someone at HQ having knowledge of this and been complicit with what went on.

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I wonder what else is in Geelong contracts that aren’t being lodged with the AFL?

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Clubs are going to ■■■■■■■ flip over this. Collusion with a single club to literally bypass the laws of the game.

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Where’s old mate “Eddie wouldn’t cop that ■■■■” McGuire on this?

Oh yeah sure, clubs like St Kilda, Norf and the Bulldogs who rely on 10’s of millions from the AFL to prop them up.

They are REALLY gonna kick up a stink.

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Craig Drummond was Geelong president for three years and is now chair of the AFL commission.

Patrick Dangerfield was head of the AFL players association.

Absolutely no one is conflicted in this.

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There’s my defence, M’ lud.

umpires will be hot on high contact this week

Maybe a suspension or two, just to reinforce that the AFL take this matter seriously

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why not punish both of them.

Moves this to the proper forum… bloody gloomers!

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Just to put this into context -

The AFL has clear and documented procedures around concussion, the treatment of and actions taken under its health and safety protocols.

Geelong just “negotiated” an arrangement outside those protocols. They’re trying to spin it like they did the player a favour. The only way this makes any sense is if the advice to the player was that he should retire, and he’s then said " what if I absolve you of responsibility" , and Geelong then play a guy that they think should probably retire. Which is straight up a failure of the Oh&s protocols. To the point that this letter probably shouldn’t get posted to the AFL or Aflpa.

No problem at all. Just tuck it away with the insignificant salary cap error paperwork.

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