Ken Hinkley

It feels to me...

a one-off event that we've never seen before and a major overreaction.

That's what it feels to me.

And I still trust the doctors at the club to care for their players like they always have.

And that is, by and large, as good a care as you are going to get.

and they will be able to find the right mental health professional for you.

Let's give the responsibility to the doctors, and let's make sure that our doctors aren't neglected in this as well, because we don't want to keep losing the best doctors from our game.

No, not at all.

My only criticism around this, and I think it's been missed a little bit with the criticism of the gold jumper, which wasn't me.

Some people think I was the one critical of it.

It was Tony Shaw, not me.

My criticism was around the management of him on Anzac Day, which led to his team being in a worse position than what they could currently be in.

That was my only thing.

Well, I don't know why you needed to play Scott Penderbury for as long as you needed to do in Anzac Day, just so he broke the record for disposals on that day and won another Anzac medal.

My criticism had nothing to do about the record or when he was going to play.

It was just the fact he should have been playing against Hawthorne with better management as a side.

And if he did play against Hawthorne, they would have won.

That's as far as my criticism has gone in around anything.

If he wants to wear gold jumpers, no worries.

I'd be a bit more upfront that it's a money-making thing, more so than anything other than that.