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This is old news but I didn't see it when it was fresh: Fresh allegations of Alastair Clarkson's behaviour emerge, involve Hawthorn great Sam Mitchell - AFL News - Zero Hanger.All opinions are not equal. Some are a very great deal more robust, sophisticated, and well supported in logic and argument than others. -Douglas Adams, author (11 Mar 1952-2001)Comment
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Article outlining that the author of the Hawthorn review is under non-disclosure agreement that the AFL will not indemnify.
This means Hawthorn are holding the author to the clause and have the option/threat to sue the author if he talks to the AFL created panel.
Wow, make of that what you will.
AFL wife ends silence as ‘fatal flaw’ emergesComment
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Article outlining that the author of the Hawthorn review is under non-disclosure agreement that the AFL will not indemnify.
This means Hawthorn are holding the author to the clause and have the option/threat to sue the author if he talks to the AFL created panel.
Wow, make of that what you will.
AFL wife ends silence as ‘fatal flaw’ emerges
Are we to assume that the league does have a copy of Egan's full report though?Comment
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The end of that report seems to indicate that the AFL are not serious about holding Hawthorn to any account whatsoever. That's extremely disappointing and basically makes a mockery of this 'investigation'.
Are we to assume that the league does have a copy of Egan's full report though?Comment
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This is old news but I didn't see it when it was fresh: Fresh allegations of Alastair Clarkson's behaviour emerge, involve Hawthorn great Sam Mitchell - AFL News - Zero Hanger.My opinion is objective truth in its purest formComment
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It may be relevant to that too but it is a distinct issue. Feel free to re-post in the other thread too.All opinions are not equal. Some are a very great deal more robust, sophisticated, and well supported in logic and argument than others. -Douglas Adams, author (11 Mar 1952-2001)Comment
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As to "may be relevant", it's the same allegation occurring at the same time. Having a hard time seeing how it could anything other than relevant.My opinion is objective truth in its purest formComment
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Excellent question! Hopefully someone asks at the AGM. Incidentally I don't think that it wasn't a review - rather a sub-committee to consider whether we should have a similar review. Is that right?All opinions are not equal. Some are a very great deal more robust, sophisticated, and well supported in logic and argument than others. -Douglas Adams, author (11 Mar 1952-2001)Comment
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It may have a greater impact somehow on indigenous players and constitute indirect (as opposed to direct) discrimination, but anyone who suggests it isn't at least a relevant point to consider either doesn't understand discrimination law or has a preconceived view that they aren't willing to test.My opinion is objective truth in its purest formComment
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If you remove mobile phones from both white players (and a white club superstar to be precise) and indigenous players then that suggests the removal of mobile phones from the indigenous players was not racially motivated.
It may have a greater impact somehow on indigenous players and constitute indirect (as opposed to direct) discrimination, but anyone who suggests it isn't at least a relevant point to consider either doesn't understand discrimination law or has a preconceived view that they aren't willing to test.
Eg the article re Mitchell suggests the mobiles were taken before matches and returned after each match.
It is alleged however, that two? Indigenous players had their SIM cards taken and replaced so their family didn’t know their new number and couldn’t even leave messages to be heard later.
I am assuming that the Indigenous players were also told not to give the new number to their family, which in one case, was a pregnant partner who had few supports.
Very different, sorry.Comment
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