Andrew Dillon
speaker
170 appearances
5 recordings
3 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 24 Aug
Andrew Dillon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I mean, I think there's always...
I think there's different ways of playing the game.
And I, you know, actually when the, you know, when the Swans are up and running with that forward handball, I think there's, it's really exciting.
And I know, I remember back to pies in sort of 22, 23, when, when fly took over there and they really got that, you know, the fast moving, um,
play going i thought that was it's really exciting to watch but you know ultimately you've got to kick the ball through the goals and you can move them all more quickly with you know with by foot so again teams got really different styles but what i do like is i like the ball in motion i like lots of movement and i think when you're i think seeing contrasting styles is what is the best part and i think we've got teams that do it differently and we saw that last night
Yeah, look, the first part, no, not an overreaction.
It's a response.
It's something that we've been looking at for a while, but it's a response to a coroner's recommendation from a few years ago.
But what we have done is worked with the clubs over the last couple of years for everyone to get an understanding of how much contact training was happening.
And we've done that over a couple of years.
And there was a disparity between what clubs were doing and how much they were doing.
How do you police it?
Well, we'll have examples.
The NFL will do it.
There's other sports that have instituted limits, and so part of it will be self-regulation, but there'll be ways to police it.
So we do that.
One of the things is when we've done the work, there were four clubs, I think, that were doing more than others, and there was no correlation between the amount of contact training and where you were on the ladder.
It's, yeah, I think when we look at...
head trauma or concussions, I think where we can avoid them, we should do that.
And I think by having an understanding of how much we're doing and then what that impact is, that's the important part.
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