Hahahaha absolute gold!
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There are some other incidences involving both Scott brothers having “words” to Brisbane players and most memorably Malthouse letting fly at Milne with a very unsavoury slur. Hardwick also flew off at VFL players.
I’m sure there’s others, but none so disgusting or recidivistic as Clarkson.
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The malthouse one to Milne where he called him a rapist was the last big one i remember
I wonder what would happen if a player walked past Clarko and called him a baby killer. The AFL would be all over it, but it Clarko so the they will protect him
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His beard/hair combo really annoys me for some reason LOL!!
You take that back!
more importantly need to send a message to lower level coaches that this type of behaviour is not on.
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He can have his one-week suspension apply to Original Round.
The homophonic language should be the line in sand.
Yeah. Polyphonic is much more acceptable.
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Can you provide an example
Yes, I can.
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A Henry Lawson story refers to the good guy in the story as ‘a white man’.
Meaning decent and honest, one to be trusted.
The highest description of a man ( although he didn’t label all men of the white skin colour that way).
Just realised my typo
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Ah yeah, the old suspended suspension 
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whats the point
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There is none. Maybe different if it was his first offence, but to give an recidivist a suspended sentence is gutless.
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And only suspended for two years, That’ll help him manage his anger
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It’s just a fancy way of giving a final warning… If he offends again within the next two years then the idea is the hammer will come down (apparently).
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