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Gerard

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Whateley
Sam Edmund | SEN Chief Sports Reporter (11.06.26)

And this is the worst scenario when you think the player has agreed.

Whateley
Sam Edmund | SEN Chief Sports Reporter (11.06.26)

Yep.

Whateley
Sam Edmund | SEN Chief Sports Reporter (11.06.26)

So you might've been a bit sluggish on the other one because you'd prioritized one and then it changes on you and you hadn't done enough.

Whateley
Sam Edmund | SEN Chief Sports Reporter (11.06.26)

Like everyone's in the door with Jed Walton.

Whateley
Sam Edmund | SEN Chief Sports Reporter (11.06.26)

Now maybe he will take the big deal.

Whateley
Sam Edmund | SEN Chief Sports Reporter (11.06.26)

But everyone got in the door while you were, while you assumed that you'd looked after Jed Walton.

Whateley
Sam Edmund | SEN Chief Sports Reporter (11.06.26)

what was in front of you.

Whateley
Sam Edmund | SEN Chief Sports Reporter (11.06.26)

Worst scenario.

Whateley
Sam Edmund | SEN Chief Sports Reporter (11.06.26)

It does.

Whateley
Sam Edmund | SEN Chief Sports Reporter (11.06.26)

Terrific, Sam.

Whateley
Sam Edmund | SEN Chief Sports Reporter (11.06.26)

Thank you.

Whateley
Sam Edmund | SEN Chief Sports Reporter (11.06.26)

Thanks, Gerard.

Whateley
Gerard's Editorial | The Billy Frampton tribunal case, and a look to Thursday night footy (11.06.26)

Billy Frampton was made to answer for a lot at the tribunal last night.

Whateley
Gerard's Editorial | The Billy Frampton tribunal case, and a look to Thursday night footy (11.06.26)

But he answered frankly, convincingly and honestly.

Whateley
Gerard's Editorial | The Billy Frampton tribunal case, and a look to Thursday night footy (11.06.26)

And thankfully, he was exonerated.

Whateley
Gerard's Editorial | The Billy Frampton tribunal case, and a look to Thursday night footy (11.06.26)

For 24 hours, Frampton was held culpable for the most serious and frightening of injuries.

Whateley
Gerard's Editorial | The Billy Frampton tribunal case, and a look to Thursday night footy (11.06.26)

It was a mistake to have judged Frampton responsible for the fracture in the neck suffered by Brodie Marcek.

Whateley
Gerard's Editorial | The Billy Frampton tribunal case, and a look to Thursday night footy (11.06.26)

A distressing situation for all involved, made worse by the decision to charge the Collingwood defender with rough conducts.

Whateley
Gerard's Editorial | The Billy Frampton tribunal case, and a look to Thursday night footy (11.06.26)

The crackdown on the dangerous tackle has broadly served the game well.

Whateley
Gerard's Editorial | The Billy Frampton tribunal case, and a look to Thursday night footy (11.06.26)

The adjustments made by the players in their duty of care has been impressive, and we've come to recognise and cringe instantly when a tackle looks excessive.