Robbo: Gaff punch an accident waiting to happen
THE AFL did not miss Andrew Gaff but arguably the league missed the mark on its handling of punches this year. If the league had delivered suspensions he may not have thrown a punch in the first place.
THE AFL did not miss Andrew Gaff but arguably the league missed the mark on its handling of punches this year. If the league had delivered suspensions he may not have thrown a punch in the first place.
GRATUITOUS violence has festered in the game and the AFL has responded with fines. It hasn’t worked and it’s time Gillon McLachlan resumed his campaign to stop all serious punches and elbows, says MARK ROBINSON.
GILLON McLachlan is taking the Sergeant Shultz approach to clubs talking to rival players during the season: I know nothing. But if the AFL doesn’t like it — and it shouldn’t — it should take action. Robbo’s best and worst of Round 20 plus his take on Andrew Gaff’s ‘unheroic’ hit.
WHO would you take given the choice? MARK ROBINSON compares the pair. Plus, North Melbourne, Essendon v Hawthorn, irrelevant Bulldogs and cruel knee injuries are among the likes and dislikes.
THE TACKLE: IF the season was a four-quarter match, then Essendon and Richmond have faltered early in the final quarter.
COMMENT: IN the end, stress strangled David Evans. He resigned because of reasons only he can reveal.
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