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I made and make no assumptions, either way. If I had assumed as you suggest, I'd have been right, wouldn't I ? No findings have been made against the coaches and that's after an independent review and no defence raised.Comment
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I'm not naive enough to think there's nothing to it.BT COME BACK!
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Eight months since the panel was convened, with no interviews of those concerned and no findings. The AFL botched this as they usually do. It could almost be funny or an episode of Utopia if it wasn’t for the deep hurt that has been inflicted and the seriousness of what was alleged.[url]www.bulldogtragician.com[/url] A blog about being a lifelong fan of the Dogs and our quixotic attempt to replicate 1954. AND WE DID
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But sure, case closed.BORDERLINE FLYINGComment
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Seen in the Sun,
"A legal letter sent by lawyers for Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan on Sunday helped turn the Hawthorn racism scandal on its head.
The email informed the four First Nations families at the centre of the saga that Fagan was set to launch a Supreme Court injunction against the AFL and its independent investigation panel.
The families were told that the move would see them become “defendants” in a court battle over the racism probe where they would be identified “by name”.
The Fagan letter was described by one support person as a factor in the families’ decision to agree to a deal with the league."The truth will set you free,
but first it will piss you off. ... Gloria Steinem.Comment
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Seen in the Sun,
"A legal letter sent by lawyers for Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan on Sunday helped turn the Hawthorn racism scandal on its head.
The email informed the four First Nations families at the centre of the saga that Fagan was set to launch a Supreme Court injunction against the AFL and its independent investigation panel.
The families were told that the move would see them become “defendants” in a court battle over the racism probe where they would be identified “by name”.
The Fagan letter was described by one support person as a factor in the families’ decision to agree to a deal with the league."
Just don't mention who it works for[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Comment
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I guess Hawthorn and the people involved in their survey (and apparently not all the respondents were indigenous .... according to AFL360) didn't actually think through the possible ramifications to their investigation. Any legal action arising was always going to make the participants known. Did Hawthorn really think that once this all got public that there wouldn't be legal action outside the confines of the AFL investigation?
Whilst we are not privy to any promises Hawthorn made as to the anonymity of participants, by any measure of fairness once the accusations were made public, then I believe that the accused have a right to know exactly what they are being pilloried for and by whom.
I guess Hawthorn have now learned that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. Problem is they took along a few other passengers for the ride.The truth will set you free,
but first it will piss you off. ... Gloria Steinem.Comment
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I guess Hawthorn and the people involved in their survey (and apparently not all the respondents were indigenous .... according to AFL360) didn't actually think through the possible ramifications to their investigation. Any legal action arising was always going to make the participants known. Did Hawthorn really think that once this all got public that there wouldn't be legal action outside the confines of the AFL investigation?
Whilst we are not privy to any promises Hawthorn made as to the anonymity of participants, by any measure of fairness once the accusations were made public, then I believe that the accused have a right to know exactly what they are being pilloried for and by whom.
I guess Hawthorn have now learned that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. Problem is they took along a few other passengers for the ride.
It's a great message to anyone else who feel they've been discriminated against too. 'Know your place'[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Comment
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Don't conflate things. We may not know who is making the accusations but Clarkson and Fagan know full well. This is a strong handed threat to silence these people who I don't blame for not wanting any further part in the AFL Boondoggle.
It's a great message to anyone else who feel they've been discriminated against too. 'Know your place'
Clarkson and Fagan 100% know where (from whom?) the accusations originated.What should I tell her? She's going to ask.Comment
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Don't conflate things. We may not know who is making the accusations but Clarkson and Fagan know full well. This is a strong handed threat to silence these people who I don't blame for not wanting any further part in the AFL Boondoggle.
It's a great message to anyone else who feel they've been discriminated against too. 'Know your place'BT COME BACK!
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I guess it's a now case of put up or shut up.
Just as others on this forum decry posts mentioning "woke", I sense something rotten in Denmark when things are mentioned as
"their truth", rather than "the truth".The truth will set you free,
but first it will piss you off. ... Gloria Steinem.Comment
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I can't see what the motivation would be.
I've got no idea what the truth is, not sure I care that much either however I can't dismiss it all as smoke with no fire.BT COME BACK!
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