Sanecow
5th October 2005, 01:23 PM
Anderson reckons:
the system was "smooth" during its first season, and that there were "very few" complaints from the clubs, "all things considered".
It was OK for Bazza but a bit tough for Byron.
Of the 147 charges made by the MRP, in 83 per cent of the cases the player accepted the classification of the charge and the case didn't go to the tribunal.
Well, because they are threatened with (and almost always receive) a bigger penalty if they do. A really just system. :rolleyes:
Source (http://afl.com.au/default.asp?pg=news&spg=display&articleid=233410)
Check out the alleged author for ScottH's little secret.
the system was "smooth" during its first season, and that there were "very few" complaints from the clubs, "all things considered".
It was OK for Bazza but a bit tough for Byron.
Of the 147 charges made by the MRP, in 83 per cent of the cases the player accepted the classification of the charge and the case didn't go to the tribunal.
Well, because they are threatened with (and almost always receive) a bigger penalty if they do. A really just system. :rolleyes:
Source (http://afl.com.au/default.asp?pg=news&spg=display&articleid=233410)
Check out the alleged author for ScottH's little secret.