Sounds like some sortof mental health therapy clinic to help the players cope with loss... ... ... week in week out A GIANT Opening
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The "learning life centre"? Sounds like some sortof mental health therapy clinic to help the players cope with loss... ... ... week in week out
Sounds like some sortof mental health therapy clinic to help the players cope with loss... ... ... week in week out 
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Hope they teach Geography.King-Eliagh wrote:The "learning life centre"?
Might show them how far from WS they are.
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Might be a giant opening soon.
This bloke sounds all class.
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Giants young gun charged
Posted by: Fenella Wagener | 13 May, 2014 - 3:24 PM
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Greater Western Sydney young gun Toby Greene has reportedly been charged following an alleged assault at a Caulfield East bar last night.
Police say they have charged a 20-year-old from New South Wales and a 19-year-old Malvern East teen following an incident at Zagame's on Derby Road about 11:50pm.
The pair were arrested after allegedly assaulting a staff member.
Greene has reportedly been charged with intentionally causing serious injury, recklessly causing injury, affray, assault in company, assault by kicking, assault with a weapon, unlawful assault, making threats to inflict serious injury, drunk in a public place and criminal damage.
The Malvern East teen will face charges of intentionally causing serious injury, recklessly causing injury, affray, assault in company, assault by kicking, unlawful assault, making threats to inflict serious injury, drunk in a public place and behaving in an offensive manner.
They have been bailed to appear at Melbourne Magistrates' Court on September 25, Greene's 21st birthday.
Greene has played 45 games with the club and finished second in their 2012 best-and-fairest award.
The Giants are yet to release a statement.
Wow ,is this bloke headed for the fumble hall of fame or what..
He could be GOD#2..
& I doubt if they can make the KICKING charge stick.
Have you seen these uncos try to kick.
He probably had 10 goes & 10 misses.
This bloke sounds all class.
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Giants young gun charged
Posted by: Fenella Wagener | 13 May, 2014 - 3:24 PM
greene
Greater Western Sydney young gun Toby Greene has reportedly been charged following an alleged assault at a Caulfield East bar last night.
Police say they have charged a 20-year-old from New South Wales and a 19-year-old Malvern East teen following an incident at Zagame's on Derby Road about 11:50pm.
The pair were arrested after allegedly assaulting a staff member.
Greene has reportedly been charged with intentionally causing serious injury, recklessly causing injury, affray, assault in company, assault by kicking, assault with a weapon, unlawful assault, making threats to inflict serious injury, drunk in a public place and criminal damage.
The Malvern East teen will face charges of intentionally causing serious injury, recklessly causing injury, affray, assault in company, assault by kicking, unlawful assault, making threats to inflict serious injury, drunk in a public place and behaving in an offensive manner.
They have been bailed to appear at Melbourne Magistrates' Court on September 25, Greene's 21st birthday.
Greene has played 45 games with the club and finished second in their 2012 best-and-fairest award.
The Giants are yet to release a statement.
Wow ,is this bloke headed for the fumble hall of fame or what..
He could be GOD#2..
& I doubt if they can make the KICKING charge stick.
Have you seen these uncos try to kick.
He probably had 10 goes & 10 misses.
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Tis a shame for this young fumbler that Vlads "Hush hush,"deal with the Vic police was exposed.
Or else it would all be kept quiet ...swept under the rug & nothing to see here.
Or else it would all be kept quiet ...swept under the rug & nothing to see here.
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Shit eh. He's fuuuuked!
Quite the contrast with the nrl Mitchell Pearce arrest this week. Quite the contrast indeed
Quite the contrast with the nrl Mitchell Pearce arrest this week. Quite the contrast indeed
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This dispels the lie of AFL players getting such behaviour covered up by vic police.
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Just what I was going to say more or less, Phelpsy. If Raiderdave was telling the truth about deals between Victoria Police and the AFL this story would never have seen the light of day. It's a very pertinent dampener on that unproven theory.
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the deal was exposed many years agoCracker wrote:Just what I was going to say more or less, Phelpsy. If Raiderdave was telling the truth about deals between Victoria Police and the AFL this story would never have seen the light of day. It's a very pertinent dampener on that unproven theory.
so it had to be called off
so now the VFL just get Vic police to intimidate witnesses ... & harras them til they drop charges against the fumbler in question
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This guy is one of gws very few original decent players. I think it will affect the whole club really badly folks. Look for more massive losses for this maligned club
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Unproven .Cracker wrote:Just what I was going to say more or less, Phelpsy. If Raiderdave was telling the truth about deals between Victoria Police and the AFL this story would never have seen the light of day. It's a very pertinent dampener on that unproven theory.
You are plainly fucked in the head.
Seems everything that has been exposed about Fumbleballs shady deals/cover ups, pay offs to rape victims etc is all unproven..
According to your fucked up logic ,anything negative about the AFL in the media .is unproven ,just a theory ,wrong..
Do a bit of research before opening your stupid yapper & looking like a complete fuckwit .
You continually comment on things you have no fucking idea about.
Shows just how clueless you are & what a head up your arse brainwashed fumble fan you are
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AFL 'deputy sheriff' in police deal
DateOctober 12, 2010
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The AFL's secret police deal on league identities made the sporting body a criminal investigator and urged police to stay quiet about it.
The uncensored contract, obtained by AAP on Tuesday, states that Victoria Police could not comment on its own investigations into any AFL player, coach, board member or even staff without consulting the league.
The football body was also given permission to "investigate matters of illegal betting" and other serious crimes from drug trafficking and domestic violence to sexual assaults.
The police-AFL "relationship" was struck so both could investigate "any criminal activity that would be prejudicial to the interests of the AFL", the contract says.
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You need to see your case manager dead beat dad .... Paranoia is coming back .... Time for a review
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A SECRET deal between Victoria Police and the AFL to share information about players, coaches and board members has stunned the football world.
Victoria Police agreed to share any information it gathered on AFL identities, including photos and videos.
The deal was struck in September and covered the off-season. But it's believed to be part of efforts to combat sexual assault, match fixing, gambling and drug use within AFL ranks.
"It has to do with any offence where a person can be charged," AFL spokesman Patrick Keane said.
The AFL denied it had sought or received any files from police.
But the revelation has stunned the players' union and civil liberties advocates.
Hawthorn president Jeff Kennett said the deal was "utterly disturbing".
"I cannot imagine any circumstance that would justify our police force handing over its files to a sporting body," Mr Kennett said.
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"It beggars belief that the AFL or any of their personnel are entitled to police files for any reason," he said.
A seven-page document, released under FoI laws, says police "law enforcement data" can be handed to the AFL.
"Law enforcement data may take the form of any text, images, audio and video, may be stored on computing devices, in hard copy, or on other storage media, and includes (but is not limited to) data related to individuals, aggregated data, written reports and correspondence, memoranda, police diaries, official notebooks, running sheets and other data repositories," it says.
The memorandum of understanding reveals it was designed to share information on a wide range of AFL identities: "Any player, member of the coaching staff, senior executive of the AFL or any employee, servant or agent of the AFL having official duties in relation to AFL matches."
The AFL Players' Association said players were entitled to privacy. "If information is disclosed openly, then clearly we'd have some concerns," union chief Matt Finnis said.
The reasons for the agreement have been censored.
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That enough for you Cwackhead?.
Just another of the AFL dirty deals come to light .
To add to the long list .
Rape pay offs.
One white parent rule.
Cops losing evidence on players.
Investigating cops being leant on & harassed.
Lies lies & more lies about playing numbers.
Victoria Police agreed to share any information it gathered on AFL identities, including photos and videos.
The deal was struck in September and covered the off-season. But it's believed to be part of efforts to combat sexual assault, match fixing, gambling and drug use within AFL ranks.
"It has to do with any offence where a person can be charged," AFL spokesman Patrick Keane said.
The AFL denied it had sought or received any files from police.
But the revelation has stunned the players' union and civil liberties advocates.
Hawthorn president Jeff Kennett said the deal was "utterly disturbing".
"I cannot imagine any circumstance that would justify our police force handing over its files to a sporting body," Mr Kennett said.
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"It beggars belief that the AFL or any of their personnel are entitled to police files for any reason," he said.
A seven-page document, released under FoI laws, says police "law enforcement data" can be handed to the AFL.
"Law enforcement data may take the form of any text, images, audio and video, may be stored on computing devices, in hard copy, or on other storage media, and includes (but is not limited to) data related to individuals, aggregated data, written reports and correspondence, memoranda, police diaries, official notebooks, running sheets and other data repositories," it says.
The memorandum of understanding reveals it was designed to share information on a wide range of AFL identities: "Any player, member of the coaching staff, senior executive of the AFL or any employee, servant or agent of the AFL having official duties in relation to AFL matches."
The AFL Players' Association said players were entitled to privacy. "If information is disclosed openly, then clearly we'd have some concerns," union chief Matt Finnis said.
The reasons for the agreement have been censored.
http://www.news.com.au/national/afls-se ... 5902333703
That enough for you Cwackhead?.
Just another of the AFL dirty deals come to light .
To add to the long list .
Rape pay offs.
One white parent rule.
Cops losing evidence on players.
Investigating cops being leant on & harassed.
Lies lies & more lies about playing numbers.
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All that article says is that police are sharing information with the AFL... Which I agree is a privacy issue. But any suggestion that it is,a,cover up mechanism is not founded at all.... You see what you so desperately want to see. The inferences drawn are baseless
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Who done what?
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