Brisbane coach Chris Fagan and North Melbourne counterpart Alastair Clarkson have both aired their frustration about the ongoing Hawthorn investigation commissioned by the AFL.
North Melbourne midfielder Tarryn Thomas returned to the field on Sunday,playing for the Roos’ VFL side after spending time away from the club following allegations of threatening behaviour from multiple women.
A two-time Richmond premiership player is pleading for the return of his medals;North Melbourne’s Tarryn Thomas has a decision to make about his future;and the AFL will continue last-ditch lobbying of the federal government to tip in funds for a Tasmania stadium.
Richmond spearhead Tom Lynch is likely to miss up to three months from the broken foot he suffered against the Western Bulldogs.
Jack Crisp has apologised and been ordered to complete an education program for sending Snapchat images to another person in 2018 that went viral on social media without his consent last week.
Collingwood coach Craig McRae won’t blame Jack Crisp and his pending AFL investigation for the side’s first loss of the season.
The Collingwood star’s involvement in an ugly video that went viral is both more consequential and less predictable for the Magpies and the AFL than the pre-season snafu that resulted in Jack Ginnivan receiving a two-match ban.
Collingwood midfielder Jack Crisp will be interviewed by the AFL’s integrity unit next week after the league launched an investigation into a controversial video that emerged on social media.
The club has stood down the midfielder indefinitely as it says he has to improve his respect towards women.
High-profile AFL players,including Melbourne’s Ben Brown,have refused to have their image used by the AFL’s lucrative wagering partner,for ethical and other reasons.
While blackmail was a less common tactic for criminals to use than grooming,experts say athletes dealing with addiction or behavioural issues are particularly vulnerable.