Yep, these women know exactly what the score is. To suggest otherwise would be naïve. It’s a time-honoured dynamic: they get access to celebrity, status and money, while Bailey gets access to them.
Knowing a few Crows and Port lads over the years many regret that the club started changing travel arrangements to fly home straight after interstate games. A lot of the lads loved playing interstate every second weekend for obvious reasons
Not sure if this would be legally sound. But then I am not a lawyer.
Geelong has been identified as the AFL club that is reported to have reached a contractual agreement with a star player to protect itself from potential future legal action.
In a bombshell development first reported by Code Sports, a current Geelong player has signed a new deal to assume responsibility for any brain injuries he receives in future.
In a landmark agreement which had not previously been disclosed, the player is reported to have signed off on a deal where he has acknowledged he will play with a higher risk of potentially significant long-term or even permanent neurological damage.
According to the report, the player, who has already suffered a number of head knocks during his career, and the club first agreed to a deal two years ago.
The player, who has not been identified, is reported to have reached the agreement in a desperate attempt to continue his football career, while the club also hoped to help the player extend his career, while also protecting itself and medical staff from future legal action.