After all they are responsible for "work place" safety and if we break it down it is a "work place" safety issue.
POLL, Would you support a walk off
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Re: POLL, Would you support a walk off
The players Union should also get involved.
After all they are responsible for "work place" safety and if we break it down it is a "work place" safety issue.
After all they are responsible for "work place" safety and if we break it down it is a "work place" safety issue.
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Re: POLL, Would you support a walk off
Not at the moment. I'd like the club to send the FFA and the referees a please explain though.
Re: POLL, Would you support a walk off
My understanding is they are doing just that.Not at the moment. I'd like the club to send the FFA and the referees a please explain though.
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Re: POLL, Would you support a walk off
Didn't we get a 'please explain' from the FFA, regarding the number of yellow cards we got in 1 match?Not at the moment. I'd like the club to send the FFA and the referees a please explain though.
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Re: POLL, Would you support a walk off
Lets say this continues and a player gets injured long term, could legal action be taken against FFA either by the club and player or by the clubs insurance agency ?
Shaun Rhen tool the AFL to court over the centre bounce area not being safe despite being a normal part of the game and there is also the issue of long term effects from concussions resulting AFL collisions so i wonder if it could be proven dangerous tackles were not being taken seriously in the league that FFA could be sued
Shaun Rhen tool the AFL to court over the centre bounce area not being safe despite being a normal part of the game and there is also the issue of long term effects from concussions resulting AFL collisions so i wonder if it could be proven dangerous tackles were not being taken seriously in the league that FFA could be sued
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Re: POLL, Would you support a walk off
The lack of red cards for dangerous tackles seems to be either an instruction to the referees not to give too many reds for tackles or in general, or, a lack of proper training regarding what should and should not be given a red leading to wide spread incompetence across the referee group. Certainly there has been no sign that there are moves to rectify the situation. Last season was a disgrace and this season has started in exactly the same way.
Whether either of these reasons would be enough for the FFA to be in trouble legally regarding a serious injury resulting from a bad tackle I have no idea.
Has there been any recent serious injuries from bad tackles?
The Vargas injury was not as a result of a bad tackle.
O'Doherty injured his knee in laying a bad tackle and it was not really a very bad injury.
Of course Muscat maimed Adrian Zahra and Surat Sukha injured Mathew Leckie but they were 6 and 7 years ago. Muscat got a straight red card, not sure what action was taken against Sukha
Whether either of these reasons would be enough for the FFA to be in trouble legally regarding a serious injury resulting from a bad tackle I have no idea.
Has there been any recent serious injuries from bad tackles?
The Vargas injury was not as a result of a bad tackle.
O'Doherty injured his knee in laying a bad tackle and it was not really a very bad injury.
Of course Muscat maimed Adrian Zahra and Surat Sukha injured Mathew Leckie but they were 6 and 7 years ago. Muscat got a straight red card, not sure what action was taken against Sukha
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