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Berry, Pedler and Cook all sign two year extensions

Brodlach wrote:Berry, Pedler and Cook all sign two year extensions

Cook would have already had 2 years, so he is now contracted for the next 3 years? seems overs

Dawson is now your best player

Nice to see you on here Wubbzy

Brodlach wrote:Nice to see you on here Wubbzy

He's probably right though. He looks a real find young Dawson.

stan wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Nice to see you on here Wubbzy

He's probably right though. He looks a real find young Dawson.

No counting chickens yet, we’ll stuff up the trade somehow knowing us.

Brodlach wrote:

stan wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Nice to see you on here Wubbzy

He's probably right though. He looks a real find young Dawson.

No counting chickens yet, we’ll stuff up the trade somehow knowing us.

Sound like a bit more than pick 23 is needed to get it done but that's not hard for the crows to do. You have the PSD option as well if it goes South, although it is rolling the dice a little.

Still I don't think you can stuff this one up.

Safework SA investigation found no breaches from the camp. Their case is closed.

MW wrote:Safework SA investigation found no breaches from the camp. Their case is closed.

Took a 4yr investigation???

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mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

MW wrote:Safework SA investigation found no breaches from the camp. Their case is closed.

Took a 4yr investigation???

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No about 1 year after Steven Marshall decided he should ask them to look into it

MW wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

MW wrote:Safework SA investigation found no breaches from the camp. Their case is closed.

Took a 4yr investigation???

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No about 1 year after Steven Marshall decided he should ask them to look into it

OK, thought that timeline was a little excessive

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I think every time someone in power is not happy the Crows were not punished enough they launch another investigation. This was just another one.

The South Australian Government’s independent workplace safety regulator has cleared the Adelaide Football Club of any wrongdoing in relation to its pre-season training camp in 2018.

SafeWork SA’s comprehensive investigation, which took more than a year to complete, found neither the Club nor any other person or organisation breached any work health and safety laws during or in relation to the camp.

The Club fully co-operated with the confidential investigation, voluntarily providing all information and documentation sought by SafeWork SA. The matter is now closed.

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

MW wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

MW wrote:Safework SA investigation found no breaches from the camp. Their case is closed.

Took a 4yr investigation???

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No about 1 year after Steven Marshall decided he should ask them to look into it

OK, thought that timeline was a little excessive

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Well it wouldn't have been the highest of priorities for Safework.

Also that's probably not too bad for one of there investigations.

Hopefully this is the end of the camp fiasco. But I can already see McLure and Caro putting another article on it now.

MW wrote:Safework SA investigation found no breaches from the camp. Their case is closed.

SafeWork SA made me move a microwave out of a kitchenette because it was too close to a sink and put several "improvement notices" on machines in the factory. What "improvements" they wanted are unclear, as they didn't tell you how to improve it, just that it needed to be.

I'd take their findings with a grain of salt.

Booney wrote:

MW wrote:Safework SA investigation found no breaches from the camp. Their case is closed.

SafeWork SA made me move a microwave out of a kitchenette because it was too close to a sink and put several "improvement notices" on machines in the factory. What "improvements" they wanted are unclear, as they didn't tell you how to improve it, just that it needed to be.

I'd take their findings with a grain of salt.

You're right, ambo chasing journos and online trolls are more accurate

MW wrote:

Booney wrote:

MW wrote:Safework SA investigation found no breaches from the camp. Their case is closed.

SafeWork SA made me move a microwave out of a kitchenette because it was too close to a sink and put several "improvement notices" on machines in the factory. What "improvements" they wanted are unclear, as they didn't tell you how to improve it, just that it needed to be.

I'd take their findings with a grain of salt.

You're right, ambo chasing journos and online trolls are more accurate

*Waves at Jenkins and Betts*

Booney wrote:

MW wrote:

Booney wrote:

MW wrote:Safework SA investigation found no breaches from the camp. Their case is closed.

SafeWork SA made me move a microwave out of a kitchenette because it was too close to a sink and put several "improvement notices" on machines in the factory. What "improvements" they wanted are unclear, as they didn't tell you how to improve it, just that it needed to be.

I'd take their findings with a grain of salt.

You're right, ambo chasing journos and online trolls are more accurate

*Waves at Jenkins and Betts*

They’re of no concern to us now


Moving them on was a master stroke (with my blue and white goggles on)

Booney wrote:

MW wrote:

Booney wrote:

MW wrote:Safework SA investigation found no breaches from the camp. Their case is closed.

SafeWork SA made me move a microwave out of a kitchenette because it was too close to a sink and put several "improvement notices" on machines in the factory. What "improvements" they wanted are unclear, as they didn't tell you how to improve it, just that it needed to be.

I'd take their findings with a grain of salt.

You're right, ambo chasing journos and online trolls are more accurate

*Waves at Jenkins and Betts*

Isn't it lucky that all the reviews have ignored the facts and swept it under the rug then

Burgess officially at the crows