One player has copped $14,375 in fines this year. The AFLPA wants changes

One player has copped $14,375 in fines this year. The AFLPA wants changes

Players have told the AFLPA they are being stung by excessive fines,disproportionate to their indiscretions,and want transparency to show how the money is being spent by the league.

  • byAndrew Wu

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‘You can’t tackle someone like that’:Concussion expert takes aim at Dangerfield call

‘You can’t tackle someone like that’:Concussion expert takes aim at Dangerfield call

A leading concussion expert has hit out at the AFL tribunal’s decision to overturn Patrick Dangerfield’s one-match suspension,but the coach trying to stop the Cats captain this week agreed with the call.

  • byJon Pierik andScott Spits
Trio of premiership Pies back in the mix;Danger plans for appeal,Tomahawk consults specialists
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AFL 2024

Trio of premiership Pies back in the mix;Danger plans for appeal,Tomahawk consults specialists

Scott Pendlebury headlines the list of premiership Pies on the verge of a return;Tom Hawkins meets with specialists to determine the extent of his foot injury,and Patrick Dangerfield prepares for a date with the tribunal.

  • byPeter Ryan,Jon Pierik andRussell Bennett
Steven May fined over ‘disgraceful’ staging act;Brad Scott’s Bombers stay on alert as threats loom

Steven May fined over ‘disgraceful’ staging act;Brad Scott’s Bombers stay on alert as threats loom

Steven May was outstanding in the Demons’ three-point win over North Melbourne on Saturday night,holding Nick Larkey goalless,but he came under fire over a third-quarter incident.

  • byPeter Ryan
Why the Dons want change at the tribunal;Swans to challenge severity of Parker ban

Why the Dons want change at the tribunal;Swans to challenge severity of Parker ban

Essendon coach and former AFL football boss Brad Scott is unhappy with the league’s “guilty-unless-you-can-prove-your-innocence system”,while Sydney are challenging the severity of the VFL’s six-match ban handed to veteran Luke Parker

  • byAndrew Wu
Swans star Parker suspended for six weeks after ugly VFL collision

Swans star Parker suspended for six weeks after ugly VFL collision

The VFL tribunal found Luke Parker had failed in his duty of care in a challenge that left an opponent with facial fractures and concussion.

  • byMalcolm Conn
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‘Weird,uncomfortable’,but Goldstein gets win over Roos;Saint Webster cleared over bump
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AFL 2024

‘Weird,uncomfortable’,but Goldstein gets win over Roos;Saint Webster cleared over bump

Todd Goldstein had mixed emotions but no regrets after playing against his former club,while the match review officer has cleared Saint Jimmy Webster after there was scrutiny of his bump on a Dockers opponent.

  • byMarc McGowan,Danny Russell andPeter Ryan
Parker facing extended Swans exile after hospitalising VFL opponent

Parker facing extended Swans exile after hospitalising VFL opponent

Luke Parker is facing an even longer stint out of the AFL after a brutal collision in a VFL game that is likely to attract a multi-week suspension.

  • byVince Rugari
‘It is breaking me’:Brayshaw brother launches attack on AFL judiciary

‘It is breaking me’:Brayshaw brother launches attack on AFL judiciary

Hamish Brayshaw has mounted an impassioned attack on what he sees as the incomprehensible way so-called head protection in the AFL is being administered.

  • byGreg Baum
Injury cloud hovers over premiership Pies;score reviews plummet as umpires back their judgment
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AFL 2024

Injury cloud hovers over premiership Pies;score reviews plummet as umpires back their judgment

A pair of star Collingwood midfielders are in doubt for their blockbuster against Carlton;while goal umpires have been reassured that silent reviews of scores will be made when goals are awarded.

  • byPeter Ryan andRussell Bennett
GWS star’s words seal his fate at the tribunal;Hogan cleared after strike deemed ‘negligible’
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AFL 2024

GWS star’s words seal his fate at the tribunal;Hogan cleared after strike deemed ‘negligible’

Toby Greene effectively cooked his own goose at the tribunal when he openly admitted he had braced for impact to protect himself in a marking contest with Carlton’s Jordan Boyd.

  • byAndrew Wu