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CICOLELLA out
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Wed Mar 21, 2007 8:51 amby mal
Star WWT captain Justin CICOLELLA has been suspended for one match
after an altercation with Adam THOMPSON in the WWT V ST trial match.
CICOLELLA was deemed guilty after a head high incident.
Does this mean he will be inelligeable to win the Margery Medal ?
Posted:
Wed Mar 21, 2007 9:10 amby Dissident
Don't think so, only suspensions in the "season proper"....
Posted:
Wed Mar 21, 2007 9:44 amby RustyCage
Souths David Clarke got reported on the weekend for making contact with an umpire, but got off. Must have been his good recent record that got him off.....
Posted:
Wed Mar 21, 2007 11:47 amby JK
pafc1870 wrote:Souths David Clarke got reported on the weekend for making contact with an umpire, but got off. Must have been his good recent record that got him off.....
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Wed Mar 21, 2007 11:58 amby Spiritof64
Constance_Perm wrote:pafc1870 wrote:Souths David Clarke got reported on the weekend for making contact with an umpire, but got off. Must have been his good recent record that got him off.....
How'd he get the umps phone number?
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Wed Mar 21, 2007 12:15 pmby redandblack
pafc1870 wrote:Souths David Clarke got reported on the weekend for making contact with an umpire, but got off. Must have been his good recent record that got him off.....
He is also no doubt pleased that the SANFL, with its usual impeccable logic, doesn't allow video evidence (of another incident) from trial games.
Posted:
Wed Mar 21, 2007 4:11 pmby Aerie
Having just flicked from the thread mentioning 3 players carried off on stretchers and then seeing the title of this thread, I just about had a heart attack...
Posted:
Wed Mar 21, 2007 10:30 pmby mal
CAN HE STILL WIN THE MEDAL ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
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Wed Mar 21, 2007 10:39 pmby Ecky
mal wrote:CAN HE STILL WIN THE MEDAL ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Yes, pre-season doesn't count.
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Fri Mar 23, 2007 9:55 pmby Aerie
I don't really understand how the tribunal works. According to The Advertiser he will miss round one against South. He is named to play in the trial tomorrow. Surely if you get suspended in a trial game you miss the next trial game. Seems strange??? I also assume he decapitated the Sturt player in order to get suspended for an SANFL game...
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Fri Mar 23, 2007 10:09 pmby Wedgie
Aerie wrote:I don't really understand how the tribunal works. According to The Advertiser he will miss round one against South. He is named to play in the trial tomorrow. Surely if you get suspended in a trial game you miss the next trial game. Seems strange??? I also assume he decapitated the Sturt player in order to get suspended for an SANFL game...
Doesn't happen too often but I agree with you fully Aerie if that's the case.
If he got suspended in the GF he misses real matches, if he gets suspended in a trial game he also gets real matches and continues to play in trial matches.
Ridiculous if that's that case.
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Fri Mar 23, 2007 11:24 pmby cd
Cica was reported in a sanctioned trial game.
The penalty determined by the tribunal is one match to be served in season proper.
Thus is free to play future trials in preparation for season proper.
Suspensions are served in league competition games not sanctioned trials.
As reported in a non medal voting game is eligible for medal.
Happy to be corrected if any of above incorrect - think i've got it right.
Col D
personal understandings
Posted:
Fri Mar 23, 2007 11:27 pmby Wedgie
cd wrote:Cica was reported in a sanctioned trial game.
The penalty determined by the tribunal is one match to be served in season proper.
Thus is free to play future trials in preparation for season proper.
Suspensions are served in league competition games not sanctioned trials.
As reported in a non medal voting game is eligible for medal.
Happy to be corrected if any of above incorrect - think i've got it right.
Col D
personal understandings
There's not doubt you're right CD, we just can't see the logic in it.
He should miss out on a trial game but be free to play in the season proper.
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Fri Mar 23, 2007 11:33 pmby GWW
If a player can just whack anyone in a trial game and only miss trials as a result, then there would be no real deterrent. It would almost be worth it to hit an opposition club's key playmaker because all they'd miss out on would be trial games, and they could still play round 1.
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Fri Mar 23, 2007 11:35 pmby Wedgie
GWW wrote:If a player can just whack anyone in a trial game and only miss trials as a result, then there would be no real deterrent. It would almost be worth it to hit an opposition club's key playmaker because all they'd miss out on would be trial games, and they could still play round 1.
Good point
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Fri Mar 23, 2007 11:36 pmby spell_check
Wedgie wrote:cd wrote:Cica was reported in a sanctioned trial game.
The penalty determined by the tribunal is one match to be served in season proper.
Thus is free to play future trials in preparation for season proper.
Suspensions are served in league competition games not sanctioned trials.
As reported in a non medal voting game is eligible for medal.
Happy to be corrected if any of above incorrect - think i've got it right.
Col D
personal understandings
There's not doubt you're right CD, we just can't see the logic in it.
He should miss out on a trial game but be free to play in the season proper.
And therefore his consecutive games tally will end at 45:
Posted:
Fri Mar 23, 2007 11:38 pmby Wedgie
spell_check wrote:And therefore his consecutive games tally will end at 45:
Excellent stats spelly, just goes to prove my opinion of North's poor management (or extreme bad luck) of players in recent years, I hope it improves