I would like to apologise
Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2018 8:44 am
I'd like to apologise. 
In the past I've shown naivety in my commentary of sexual harassment culture in the afl. I have been biased and for that I'm actually quite sorry.
You see, as I've insinuated in the past, it is not only afl employee men who seem to prescribe to the sexual harassment culture within the afl. No, it also appears to include the women. One might say it's a fully inclusive sexual harassment culture at the afl where women appear to also be taking part. And in full view of the public at blacktown oval mind you!
https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/amp.the ... 4z3ip.html
I think it's quite telling that GWS chief operating officer James Avery said the club would not comment on the matter.
And then said.
"It's for the AFL,"
For the afl indeed Avery
for the afl indeed.
Again, my apologies folks. I'll try to present a less biased account of sexual harassment culture in the afl in future.
Warm regards,
King
In the past I've shown naivety in my commentary of sexual harassment culture in the afl. I have been biased and for that I'm actually quite sorry.
You see, as I've insinuated in the past, it is not only afl employee men who seem to prescribe to the sexual harassment culture within the afl. No, it also appears to include the women. One might say it's a fully inclusive sexual harassment culture at the afl where women appear to also be taking part. And in full view of the public at blacktown oval mind you!
https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/amp.the ... 4z3ip.html
I think it's quite telling that GWS chief operating officer James Avery said the club would not comment on the matter.
And then said.
"It's for the AFL,"
For the afl indeed Avery
for the afl indeed. Again, my apologies folks. I'll try to present a less biased account of sexual harassment culture in the afl in future.
Warm regards,
King