The Maynard decision was typical of the AFL.
Yep just look at Stewart who gets lauded as tough but fair when he's anything but.
The Maynard decision was typical of the AFL.
You can't leave the ground and hit someone in the head, SpoJ. Never have been able to.Agree the AFL need to take concussion seriously - they are clowns. I'm in the minority and I don't think Maynard did anything wrong - you can say he was negligent (I don't agree) - but then 90% of football is wilful negligence - its a violent sport. I just hope Brayshaw is OK long term. We are yet to see the tip of the CTE iceberg.
Apparently MRI scans between September last year and to present, showed a deterioration in brain structure.
Geez that’s not good.
I was surprised at the people that supported Maynard last yearThe Maynard decision was typical of the AFL.
Add Danger's hit on Nick. AFL will have many cases on their hands.
Interesting to see if he's able to sue Maynard if the AFL one fails. If this happens sometime in the future and wins, 100% of AFL players will be forced to wear helmets.
With you down to, 'When they appoint a woman as CEO'.we cant be far away from friday and monday CT scans of the head for all players.
Either that, or change the rules drastically.
It'd be hard, but a workplace cant spit out brainmushed young men at 28?
Surely Brayshaw has an open and shut compo case for $5-10m?
His ultimate employer ticked off Maynards hit as an acceptable part of the workplace,
As a result, brayshaw misses 7 peak earning years ($5m)
Plus pain, suffering, medical expenses, retraining, lost opportunity, etc etc.
AFL lawyers would do both hammys sprinting to try settle him with non-disclosure for $10 mill wouldnt they?
Then thats the precedent and they suffocate under $10b of claims
Well know the AFL is about to collapse like a house of cards and go back to the VFA model,
When they appoint a woman as CEO
Dont think it'll be long
Meanwhile, the gaslighting goldrush will continue.
Theylle probably contrive an annual Jelly Wrestle for Angus to fund research into sudden brain jelly syndrome which can affect anyone anytime, regardless of workplace or hobbies.
Theylle hire a few actors to wrestle as drooling demented 25yo librarians
And the Abby Holmes V wayne carey bout Will break the internet
And eddie mcguire will yell out 'show us ya gash abs' on camera and say he was referring to a small abrasion caused by her cat tinkabell
And theylle make him head of the commission
If he sues likely Maynard, Collingwood and the AFL.The AFL by changing the rules after the fact have basically admitted that what Maynard did was wrong. They will claim this shows that the AFL is moving forward with concussion, but in a court of law I suspect it will be seen as an admission of guilt that they didn't have the right protocols / disciplinary procedures in place to specifically protect players prior to the incident. I have no doubt that if Brayshaw wanted to sue the AFL over this that he would win.
If he sues likely Maynard, Collingwood and the AFL.
Retrospectively yes, then we just shutdown the AFL completely or turn it into the NFL and they can have their halftime show with Usher.Neil Balme alone could cost em $1b
Don't agree - happens all the time in marking contests.You can't leave the ground and hit someone in the head, SpoJ. Never have been able to.
Dam my daughter plays aflw at U12 and this is an eye opener.We've already pivoted away from letting my daughter play Auskick.
We're going with soccer and basketball instead. I was really, really torn about this. She's very tall for her age, and I already had her pencilled in as a Richmond AFLW first ruck. But it's not worth it IMO.
I taught a teenage girl recently, basically from year 7 to 12. By year 8 she was a bright, happy enthusiastic student. Gun footballer too, lived and breathed it. She had three concussions between year 8 and 10, and dropped away in everything. She was confused in class, struggling to concentrate and remember instructions. Eventually forced to give footy away, which led to depression (which concussions add to anyway). She got through the worst of it by the end, but it shook me to support her through it and see how it affected her.
That is one of the saddest things I’ve read on this website.We've already pivoted away from letting my daughter play Auskick.
We're going with soccer and basketball instead. I was really, really torn about this. She's very tall for her age, and I already had her pencilled in as a Richmond AFLW first ruck. But it's not worth it IMO.
I taught a teenage girl recently, basically from year 7 to 12. By year 8 she was a bright, happy enthusiastic student. Gun footballer too, lived and breathed it. She had three concussions between year 8 and 10, and dropped away in everything. She was confused in class, struggling to concentrate and remember instructions. Eventually forced to give footy away, which led to depression (which concussions add to anyway). She got through the worst of it by the end, but it shook me to support her through it and see how it affected her.
Yeah, that's no good...feel sorry for him.Apparently MRI scans between September last year and to present, showed a deterioration in brain structure.
Geez that’s not good.
We make an exception for marks - not smothers.Don't agree - happens all the time in marking contests.