Just wondering wether kosy will get reported and how many weeks hell get
vfa Mon, 17 Jul 2006 - 12:44
Kosi should give up playing footy as he has lost his sence of balance. I think his mind is affected too. He could do himself some serious damage. Time to pull the pin. It's sad because he has enormous ability.
bcarbonaro Mon, 17 Jul 2006 - 13:36
Dolphin wrote:He's been reported. Lets see what happens
Yep, buit it's sad that the networks are covering the VFL only when something bad happens. The VFL is a great competition and the networks should take more notice of it, in turn increased exposure.
bcarbonaro Mon, 17 Jul 2006 - 15:29
Good point, Dale61. Channel 7 used to cover the sprint cars did they not? Channel 31 do coverage of all the speedway from Avalon and some of the World Outlaws series here in Australia. Are you a speedway fan?
Dolphin Mon, 17 Jul 2006 - 16:44
Benny boy, for goodness sake. Need I explain to an aspiring young journo such as yourself the meaning of newsworthy. What is of interest is what gets covered. Just accept that the VFL is getting coverage at the moment. That of itself is good. To have the Scorpions on the front of the paper is good vavlue. To have people realise that there are plyers of this calibre playing at VFL is good coverage. Don't bitch about the reasons why, just accept that the coverage is of value. ...and in any vent, I don't think the coverage is actually about anything "bad".
jasonborough Topic starter Tue, 18 Jul 2006 - 19:24
The very lucky kosy just recieved a one match ban from the vfl board
bcarbonaro Tue, 18 Jul 2006 - 20:34
jasonborough wrote:The very lucky kosy just recieved a one match ban from the vfl board
Did he receive a fine as well?
Robbo Tue, 18 Jul 2006 - 22:21
The is the worst decision handed down by a tribunal. The system is not working. He clearly should have got at least 4 weeks. If St Kilda cared about his future that would not play him for the rest of the season. So he can get himself right otherwise we will be talking about all this all over again. He clearly has a vision problem which he has had for a couple of years and it needs to be fixed before he plays again.
Dolphin Tue, 18 Jul 2006 - 22:30
Robbo wrote:The is the worst decision handed down by a tribunal. The system is not working. He clearly should have got at least 4 weeks. If St Kilda cared about his future that would not play him for the rest of the season. So he can get himself right otherwise we will be talking about all this all over again. He clearly has a vision problem which he has had for a couple of years and it needs to be fixed before he plays again.
Well at least 2, but could have got 4. 2 would have seen him miss 3 week as Casey have the bye, and he would have come back against the Dolphins. I was looking forward to it. I'm not sure it is a vision issue, but certainly he appears to have a problem with awareness. I would certainly not want him parking his car next to mine.