by Armytank » Wed Sep 18, 2013 6:22 pm
by daysofourlives » Wed Sep 18, 2013 7:21 pm
Armytank wrote:If you think Malceski thought to himself after being hit by Buddy "great, if I look really hurt here I might be able to get him suspended for next weeks game" you are giving him a lot of credit.
I would suspect that it was more along the lines of "Oh shit, this is going to hurt for a long time"
Really people.....
by Armytank » Wed Sep 18, 2013 7:39 pm
by RustyCage » Wed Sep 18, 2013 7:51 pm
by daysofourlives » Wed Sep 18, 2013 7:52 pm
Armytank wrote:I would suggest that it is part of Sydney's duty of care to one of its employee's that after a suspected concusion a scan be conducted to fully understand the amount of damage/injury.
Imagine if he played the next week if the concusion was more serious and he passed out mid game. Who is the Melbourne player who is suing for damages due to brain injury sustained while playing football?
One could argue that the medical report got Buddy off from having more games suspended.
I for one don't think a medical report should have any impact on suspension lengths and outcomes. If the intent is the same during an attempt (striking/charging/whatever) as it is during an act (stricking/charging/whatever) it should be the same result.
It is like saying "well, you swung a hay maker Mr Thug Footballer. If you had made contact and hit him, we would have given you 5 weeks, if you broke his jaw we would have given you 9 weeks, but because you can't punch for shit and you missed him, you only get one."
by Armytank » Wed Sep 18, 2013 8:13 pm
pafc1870 wrote:If he missed, wouldn't the charge go from striking to attempted striking?
by Armytank » Wed Sep 18, 2013 8:16 pm
daysofourlives wrote:Armytank wrote:I would suggest that it is part of Sydney's duty of care to one of its employee's that after a suspected concusion a scan be conducted to fully understand the amount of damage/injury.
Imagine if he played the next week if the concusion was more serious and he passed out mid game. Who is the Melbourne player who is suing for damages due to brain injury sustained while playing football?
One could argue that the medical report got Buddy off from having more games suspended.
I for one don't think a medical report should have any impact on suspension lengths and outcomes. If the intent is the same during an attempt (striking/charging/whatever) as it is during an act (stricking/charging/whatever) it should be the same result.
It is like saying "well, you swung a hay maker Mr Thug Footballer. If you had made contact and hit him, we would have given you 5 weeks, if you broke his jaw we would have given you 9 weeks, but because you can't punch for shit and you missed him, you only get one."
He didnt have scans for his brain or concussion he had it on his jaw which they wouldve had a fair idea there was no damge but we'll send him for scansanyway as it will look worse for buddy
As iv said before shit club, dog act, everything handed to them by the AFL and yet they still have only 2 premierships to show for it
by Spargo » Wed Sep 18, 2013 8:30 pm
by woodublieve12 » Thu Sep 19, 2013 9:03 am
daysofourlives wrote:Armytank wrote:I would suggest that it is part of Sydney's duty of care to one of its employee's that after a suspected concusion a scan be conducted to fully understand the amount of damage/injury.
Imagine if he played the next week if the concusion was more serious and he passed out mid game. Who is the Melbourne player who is suing for damages due to brain injury sustained while playing football?
One could argue that the medical report got Buddy off from having more games suspended.
I for one don't think a medical report should have any impact on suspension lengths and outcomes. If the intent is the same during an attempt (striking/charging/whatever) as it is during an act (stricking/charging/whatever) it should be the same result.
It is like saying "well, you swung a hay maker Mr Thug Footballer. If you had made contact and hit him, we would have given you 5 weeks, if you broke his jaw we would have given you 9 weeks, but because you can't punch for shit and you missed him, you only get one."
He didnt have scans for his brain or concussion he had it on his jaw which they wouldve had a fair idea there was no damge but we'll send him for scansanyway as it will look worse for buddy
As iv said before shit club, dog act, everything handed to them by the AFL and yet they still have only 2 premierships to show for it
by The Sleeping Giant » Thu Sep 19, 2013 12:50 pm
daysofourlives wrote:Armytank wrote:I would suggest that it is part of Sydney's duty of care to one of its employee's that after a suspected concusion a scan be conducted to fully understand the amount of damage/injury.
Imagine if he played the next week if the concusion was more serious and he passed out mid game. Who is the Melbourne player who is suing for damages due to brain injury sustained while playing football?
One could argue that the medical report got Buddy off from having more games suspended.
I for one don't think a medical report should have any impact on suspension lengths and outcomes. If the intent is the same during an attempt (striking/charging/whatever) as it is during an act (stricking/charging/whatever) it should be the same result.
It is like saying "well, you swung a hay maker Mr Thug Footballer. If you had made contact and hit him, we would have given you 5 weeks, if you broke his jaw we would have given you 9 weeks, but because you can't punch for shit and you missed him, you only get one."
He didnt have scans for his brain or concussion he had it on his jaw which they wouldve had a fair idea there was no damge but we'll send him for scansanyway as it will look worse for buddy
As iv said before shit club, dog act, everything handed to them by the AFL and yet they still have only 2 premierships to show for it
by cracka » Thu Sep 19, 2013 1:02 pm
daysofourlives wrote:Armytank wrote:I would suggest that it is part of Sydney's duty of care to one of its employee's that after a suspected concusion a scan be conducted to fully understand the amount of damage/injury.
Imagine if he played the next week if the concusion was more serious and he passed out mid game. Who is the Melbourne player who is suing for damages due to brain injury sustained while playing football?
One could argue that the medical report got Buddy off from having more games suspended.
I for one don't think a medical report should have any impact on suspension lengths and outcomes. If the intent is the same during an attempt (striking/charging/whatever) as it is during an act (stricking/charging/whatever) it should be the same result.
It is like saying "well, you swung a hay maker Mr Thug Footballer. If you had made contact and hit him, we would have given you 5 weeks, if you broke his jaw we would have given you 9 weeks, but because you can't punch for shit and you missed him, you only get one."
He didnt have scans for his brain or concussion he had it on his jaw which they wouldve had a fair idea there was no damge but we'll send him for scansanyway as it will look worse for buddy
As iv said before shit club, dog act, everything handed to them by the AFL and yet they still have only 2 premierships to show for it
by daysofourlives » Thu Sep 19, 2013 1:12 pm
cracka wrote:daysofourlives wrote:Armytank wrote:I would suggest that it is part of Sydney's duty of care to one of its employee's that after a suspected concusion a scan be conducted to fully understand the amount of damage/injury.
Imagine if he played the next week if the concusion was more serious and he passed out mid game. Who is the Melbourne player who is suing for damages due to brain injury sustained while playing football?
One could argue that the medical report got Buddy off from having more games suspended.
I for one don't think a medical report should have any impact on suspension lengths and outcomes. If the intent is the same during an attempt (striking/charging/whatever) as it is during an act (stricking/charging/whatever) it should be the same result.
It is like saying "well, you swung a hay maker Mr Thug Footballer. If you had made contact and hit him, we would have given you 5 weeks, if you broke his jaw we would have given you 9 weeks, but because you can't punch for shit and you missed him, you only get one."
He didnt have scans for his brain or concussion he had it on his jaw which they wouldve had a fair idea there was no damge but we'll send him for scansanyway as it will look worse for buddy
As iv said before shit club, dog act, everything handed to them by the AFL and yet they still have only 2 premierships to show for it
1 more than Hawthorn in the last 20 years.
by cracka » Thu Sep 19, 2013 1:15 pm
daysofourlives wrote:cracka wrote:daysofourlives wrote:Armytank wrote:I would suggest that it is part of Sydney's duty of care to one of its employee's that after a suspected concusion a scan be conducted to fully understand the amount of damage/injury.
Imagine if he played the next week if the concusion was more serious and he passed out mid game. Who is the Melbourne player who is suing for damages due to brain injury sustained while playing football?
One could argue that the medical report got Buddy off from having more games suspended.
I for one don't think a medical report should have any impact on suspension lengths and outcomes. If the intent is the same during an attempt (striking/charging/whatever) as it is during an act (stricking/charging/whatever) it should be the same result.
It is like saying "well, you swung a hay maker Mr Thug Footballer. If you had made contact and hit him, we would have given you 5 weeks, if you broke his jaw we would have given you 9 weeks, but because you can't punch for shit and you missed him, you only get one."
He didnt have scans for his brain or concussion he had it on his jaw which they wouldve had a fair idea there was no damge but we'll send him for scansanyway as it will look worse for buddy
As iv said before shit club, dog act, everything handed to them by the AFL and yet they still have only 2 premierships to show for it
1 more than Hawthorn in the last 20 years.
Ah yes but only the same amount as Hawthorn in the last 5 years.
Lets pluck some more convienient time frames shall we
by daysofourlives » Thu Sep 19, 2013 1:17 pm
by Armytank » Thu Sep 19, 2013 1:23 pm
by woodublieve12 » Thu Sep 19, 2013 1:26 pm
daysofourlives wrote:but 4 less than Hawks in last 30 years
by the wonder elephant » Thu Sep 19, 2013 5:29 pm
Armytank wrote:Well my dick is about 90mm long flacid, 150mm long hard and around 48mm in diameter...........
by cracka » Thu Sep 19, 2013 6:17 pm
cracka wrote:daysofourlives wrote:Armytank wrote:I would suggest that it is part of Sydney's duty of care to one of its employee's that after a suspected concusion a scan be conducted to fully understand the amount of damage/injury.
Imagine if he played the next week if the concusion was more serious and he passed out mid game. Who is the Melbourne player who is suing for damages due to brain injury sustained while playing football?
One could argue that the medical report got Buddy off from having more games suspended.
I for one don't think a medical report should have any impact on suspension lengths and outcomes. If the intent is the same during an attempt (striking/charging/whatever) as it is during an act (stricking/charging/whatever) it should be the same result.
It is like saying "well, you swung a hay maker Mr Thug Footballer. If you had made contact and hit him, we would have given you 5 weeks, if you broke his jaw we would have given you 9 weeks, but because you can't punch for shit and you missed him, you only get one."
He didnt have scans for his brain or concussion he had it on his jaw which they wouldve had a fair idea there was no damge but we'll send him for scansanyway as it will look worse for buddy
As iv said before shit club, dog act, everything handed to them by the AFL and yet they still have only 2 premierships to show for it
1 more than Hawthorn in the last 20 years.
by Armytank » Thu Sep 19, 2013 6:20 pm
the wonder elephant wrote:Armytank wrote:Well my dick is about 90mm long flacid, 150mm long hard and around 48mm in diameter...........nice ax
by daysofourlives » Sat Sep 21, 2013 9:55 pm
gossipgirl wrote:daysofourlives wrote:Armytank wrote:Exactly, it is getting ridiculous.
But don't blame Malceski, if Franklin hit you, you would be a quivering mess crying for your mummy.
He may have flopped like a rag doll but is no orfan this year
What happened to cracking down on staging?
Suspend someone for it and it will stop.
Why did they bring in the rule to enable them to suspend someone if they are not going to use it. Could have got Christensen for it last week or Selwood any week
I dont just blame Malceski i also blame that dog of a club he plays for
hopefully the karma bus comes along
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