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The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 11:46 pm
by aceman
When reported players are required to attend a tribunal hearing, when or where should the role of being a tribunal member cease?

Had an interesting comment made to a player who had been found 'not guilty' which I thought was in poor taste,completely unfair and unneccesary.

I'm not going to disclose publicly what was said, but I will pm questions, suffice to say I believe one member overstepped the mark with a statement he made.

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 1:14 am
by Rotter
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Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 8:06 am
by EddieV
Telling us what was said so we can make a judgment is probably the easiest way rather then PMing everyone who asks.

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 9:36 am
by Shirtfront
aceman wrote:When reported players are required to attend a tribunal hearing, when or where should the role of being a tribunal member cease?

Had an interesting comment made to a player who had been found 'not guilty' which I thought was in poor taste,completely unfair and unneccesary.

I'm not going to disclose publicly what was said, but I will pm questions, suffice to say I believe one member overstepped the mark with a statement he made.


Very interseted to hear it mate, had a case 2 years ago against Gaza that was very, very badly handled and opinions given by tribunal members that actually impeded the hearing when clearly out of line.

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 1:17 pm
by carey18
Dont get me started on what was said to me during they whole Boxhead gate case. Told i was lying and i better tell the truth when i was. had to bring a halt to the hearing i got so worked up

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 5:53 pm
by The Real Number 3
aceman wrote:When reported players are required to attend a tribunal hearing, when or where should the role of being a tribunal member cease?

Had an interesting comment made to a player who had been found 'not guilty' which I thought was in poor taste,completely unfair and unneccesary.

I'm not going to disclose publicly what was said, but I will pm questions, suffice to say I believe one member overstepped the mark with a statement he made.


Mate, your player got off lightly if all he received was an "off the cuff" comment, but in saying that, it still shouldnt matter. Tribunals are put in place to hand out their own verdict without BIAS. I personally think the tribunal at SAAFL are Shadiacs pidgeons. Whatever he says goes.

Ive had the tribunal and various other people absolutely slander me and made my footy career(and life to a lesser extent) very miserable because of the s**t that was said about me.

If you do try and do anything about it, make sure you have 100% proof.

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 5:54 pm
by scottroo
number 3, honest question, whats happening with your case? will we see u in a paralowie jumper this year

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 5:55 pm
by The Real Number 3
Shirtfront wrote:
aceman wrote:When reported players are required to attend a tribunal hearing, when or where should the role of being a tribunal member cease?

Had an interesting comment made to a player who had been found 'not guilty' which I thought was in poor taste,completely unfair and unneccesary.

I'm not going to disclose publicly what was said, but I will pm questions, suffice to say I believe one member overstepped the mark with a statement he made.


Very interseted to hear it mate, had a case 2 years ago against Gaza that was very, very badly handled and opinions given by tribunal members that actually impeded the hearing when clearly out of line.


Same with my case mate.

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 6:04 pm
by The Real Number 3
scottroo wrote:number 3, honest question, whats happening with your case? will we see u in a paralowie jumper this year



Happy to answer mate, at the moment we've had a few things start to look positive. We've had a few chats to a few different people incl people in SAAFL and even Uni. Obviously i cant say what was said or asked but we should have a clearer view within the next few weeks.

As for your 2nd question, i believe there may be a slight chance of donning the double blue again when my 15 games are up. I was allowed to play in a trial game so thats a start (lazy 9.1 haha). Im not gonna get my hopes up too much because we still have a while to go before that happens.

I hope this answers your questions. Sorry i couldnt be more detailed but obviously i cant say too much at this stage.

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 6:10 pm
by scottroo
sounds good mate, after what ive heard around the place it seems that you have been harshly dealt with and had a clean record up to this offense, imo 15 weeks is sevre enough(dont know what you did or anything) but if barry hall can get 7 for knocking abloke out then 15 is surely enough, what the league doesnt realise is that blokes like you(and me) love our clubs and would never consider playing in another league

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 6:13 pm
by The Real Number 3
scottroo wrote:sounds good mate, after what ive heard around the place it seems that you have been harshly dealt with and had a clean record up to this offense, imo 15 weeks is sevre enough(dont know what you did or anything) but if barry hall can get 7 for knocking abloke out then 15 is surely enough, what the league doesnt realise is that blokes like you(and me) love our clubs and would never consider playing in another league


Cheers mate. Thats the thing, ive only ever played for 2 clubs, Salis Nth and Paralowie. My parents have been heavily involved in both clubs while ive been there. At the moment, all my mates play at the Roos and i dont drive (have a scooter :D) so playing in another league is highly doubtful.

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 6:16 pm
by scottroo
The Real Number 3 wrote:
scottroo wrote:sounds good mate, after what ive heard around the place it seems that you have been harshly dealt with and had a clean record up to this offense, imo 15 weeks is sevre enough(dont know what you did or anything) but if barry hall can get 7 for knocking abloke out then 15 is surely enough, what the league doesnt realise is that blokes like you(and me) love our clubs and would never consider playing in another league


Cheers mate. Thats the thing, ive only ever played for 2 clubs, Salis Nth and Paralowie. My parents have been heavily involved in both clubs while ive been there. At the moment, all my mates play at the Roos and i dont drive (have a scooter :D) so playing in another league is highly doubtful.


might see ya this year when we take you lads on

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 10:27 pm
by Bigshow82
Would be interesting to see what will happen if you are allowed to play again after being suspended for more than the 12 game limit. Surely there would be alot of interest being shown in this from a few clubs who have players sitting on the sidelines because of this ruling. We have a bloke who can not play because he has been suspended twice for a combined total of 13. The only reason he hit the magical 12 game mark was because the second incident he could not make the tribunal hearing and after sending a letter in asking to be excused because he worked arvos and was casual they still slapped an extra 2 games on for not turning up.

Surely will open a can of worms

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 10:55 pm
by finn
Bigshow82 wrote:Would be interesting to see what will happen if you are allowed to play again after being suspended for more than the 12 game limit. Surely there would be alot of interest being shown in this from a few clubs who have players sitting on the sidelines because of this ruling. We have a bloke who can not play because he has been suspended twice for a combined total of 13. The only reason he hit the magical 12 game mark was because the second incident he could not make the tribunal hearing and after sending a letter in asking to be excused because he worked arvos and was casual they still slapped an extra 2 games on for not turning up.

Surely will open a can of worms


i'm with you on this one - yes it mightn't be the best rule but 12 is 12

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Fri Apr 10, 2009 1:01 am
by The Real Number 3
Without a doubt it can BigShow.

Its highly possibile that it could eventuate to absolutely nothing and ill still be on the sidelines. Unfortunately thats the way it goes but all i guess I can do is to search every option in the hope something may come up.

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 10:01 am
by Iron Fist
The Real Number 3 wrote:Without a doubt it can BigShow.

Its highly possibile that it could eventuate to absolutely nothing and ill still be on the sidelines. Unfortunately thats the way it goes but all i guess I can do is to search every option in the hope something may come up.


are you able to take on a coaching role #3??
even though it wouldnt be the same as playing means you could be more involved with ya mates then just watching!

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 10:25 am
by Lightning McQueen
Iron Fist wrote:
The Real Number 3 wrote:Without a doubt it can BigShow.

Its highly possibile that it could eventuate to absolutely nothing and ill still be on the sidelines. Unfortunately thats the way it goes but all i guess I can do is to search every option in the hope something may come up.


are you able to take on a coaching role #3??
even though it wouldnt be the same as playing means you could be more involved with ya mates then just watching!


No, suspended means that he would be unable to play an active part in any SAAFL game.

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:50 am
by Iron Fist
Lightning McQueen wrote:
Iron Fist wrote:
The Real Number 3 wrote:Without a doubt it can BigShow.

Its highly possibile that it could eventuate to absolutely nothing and ill still be on the sidelines. Unfortunately thats the way it goes but all i guess I can do is to search every option in the hope something may come up.


are you able to take on a coaching role #3??
even though it wouldnt be the same as playing means you could be more involved with ya mates then just watching!


No, suspended means that he would be unable to play an active part in any SAAFL game.


Im aware of that
but that could be something that if the SAAFL doesnt allow him to play again, he could look at negotiating or asking as that way he could still involve himself with the club!

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 12:04 pm
by aceman
Iron Fist wrote:
Lightning McQueen wrote:
Iron Fist wrote:
The Real Number 3 wrote:Without a doubt it can BigShow.

Its highly possibile that it could eventuate to absolutely nothing and ill still be on the sidelines. Unfortunately thats the way it goes but all i guess I can do is to search every option in the hope something may come up.


are you able to take on a coaching role #3??
even though it wouldnt be the same as playing means you could be more involved with ya mates then just watching!


No, suspended means that he would be unable to play an active part in any SAAFL game.


Im aware of that
but that could be something that if the SAAFL doesnt allow him to play again, he could look at negotiating or asking as that way he could still involve himself with the club!


No player from a club that is affiliated with the SANFL may, whilst under suspension for any reason, have ANY ROLE within any club for the duration of that suspension.

Re: The role of tribunal members.

PostPosted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 1:25 pm
by hill
What was the reason the 12 game ban was brought in.
Why did the clubs vote it in
It seems since it's induction,some clubs pay more heavily than others.