Tribunal Slammed for Failing to Penalize Hogan’s Strike

Herald Sun reporter Mark Robinson has vehemently criticized the tribunal’s decision to dismiss charges against Giants forward Jesse Hogan for striking Carlton’s Lewis Young behind the play. Despite a new rule allowing negligible impact incidents to be upgraded to low impact based on potential injury risk, the tribunal determined that Hogan’s action was negligible and did not warrant a suspension or fine. Robinson expressed outrage at this decision, arguing that any form of striking should have consequences and that Hogan’s actions set a dangerous precedent for allowing players to engage in such behavior well behind the play.

Toby Greene’s Appeal Denied, Giants Star to Miss Clash with Swans

Greater Western Sydney’s Toby Greene will miss the highly-anticipated clash with the Sydney Swans after his one-match ban was upheld. Despite arguments from the Giants that Greene’s collision with Carlton’s Jordan Boyd was different from a similar incident involving Essendon’s Peter Wright, the tribunal maintained its decision. The decision has sparked controversy, with former AFL champions criticizing the current interpretations and some fans calling for a longer suspension for Greene. However, the Giants were successful in overturning a one-game ban for key forward Jesse Hogan on a striking charge.

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