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Are the Geelong Cats hunting for a Swan?

Are the Geelong Cats hunting for a Swan? We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Is Sydney Swans chief executive Tom Harley mulling a return to Victoria to lead the footy team he captained to two premierships? The popular Swans boss is on a list of several names thought to be in contention to replace Geelong Football Club chief executive Brian Cook, who will step down at the end of the season. Harley is in good company, even as those close to the executive play down the likelihood he and journalist wife

Fans locked out from Western Derby to cost Eagles an estimated seven figures

Fans locked out from Western Derby to cost Eagles an estimated seven figures
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Giants hit with $20k fine over tirade

Giants hit with $20k fine over tirade The AFL has announced the Giants have been hit with a $20,000 fine for an off-field incident involving a senior member of the club. AFL 27th Apr 2021 6:42 PM The GWS Giants have received a $20,000 fine after an AFL investigation into a confrontation between umpires and the club s recruitment boss Jason McCartney. The AFL announced Tuesday McCartney breached AFL rules in confronting the umpires when his team trailed 4-12 in the free kick count. An AFL statement claimed McCartney has accepted responsibility and has apologised. We can never underestimate the impact of the actions of those at AFL level on all levels of the game, AFL football operations boss Steve Hocking said.

AFL hits GWS Giants with $20,000 fine for Jason McCartney s clash with umpires during match – TodayHeadline

Key points: He apologised for the incident and accepted responsibility for his actions The AFL says it will not tolerate “disrespect towards umpires” The incident, a breach of AFL rules, occurred at half-time in the round-six match at Manuka Oval, which the Bulldogs won by 39 points. McCartney was reportedly upset by the free kick count that heavily favoured the Bulldogs in the opening two quarters. The Giants were trailing by eight points at half-time. “I unreservedly apologise and accept responsibility for my actions on Friday night,” McCartney said in a Giants statement. “Umpires play a vital role at all levels of our game and those of us fortunate enough to work at the elite level must set an example in the way we show respect towards those officiating our game.”

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