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Without speaking to the merits of whether the player should be allowed to participate or not, on what basis at law could the AFL decree the nonsense that the player is ineligible to play in any state or community league until June 1 but can play ressies on May 15?

When a Victorian comp team delists a player he is not the property of that comp he reverts back to the state league club of origin  - now as of 90 minutes ago Elijah Taylor was fined $5000.00 in a WA court for his indiscretion

How the fuck can some Victorian arsehole decide he cannot play in another league when it has no business of theirs because he is not their player any longer???

Perth need to hire a beagle and seriously challenge this one even if it is just out of principle - and the WAFC needs to tell the Victorian arse to butt out of it because of the delisting that has occurred

Can't play until June ???? Fucking piss off you inconsistent idiots it's none of your business   

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When a Victorian comp team delists a player he is not the property of that comp he reverts back to the state league club of origin  - now as of 90 minutes ago Elijah Taylor was fined $5000.00 in a WA court for his indiscretion

How the fuck can some Victorian arsehole decide he cannot play in another league when it has no business of theirs because he is not their player any longer???

Perth need to hire a beagle and seriously challenge this one even if it is just out of principle - and the WAFC needs to tell the Victorian arse to butt out of it because of the delisting that has occurred

Can't play until June ???? Fucking piss off you inconsistent idiots it's none of your business   

Very colourfully articulated Southerner; notwithstanding that he actually is a Croweater, I am very much in synch with the sentiments.

Well ...there you go. Let's not have the facts get in the way of a good story. From The West...

The WAFC made it clear on Friday night that Taylor remained eligible to play in the WAFL and that the AFL did not have the power to prevent a player appearing in the competition.

“Under the current WAFL rules and regulations, Elijah Taylor would be eligible to participate in the WAFL competition,” the WAFC said.

“Our understanding is that Taylor will not make himself available for the WAFL.”

It is understood that Taylor has agreed not to play for the first two months of the season as part of a negotiated outcome to remain eligible for the AFL national draft.

He will not be eligible for the mid-season draft under the AFL sanctions but can play reserves for Perth from May 15.

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Well ...there you go. Let's not have the facts get in the way of a good story. From The West...

The WAFC made it clear on Friday night that Taylor remained eligible to play in the WAFL and that the AFL did not have the power to prevent a player appearing in the competition.

“Under the current WAFL rules and regulations, Elijah Taylor would be eligible to participate in the WAFL competition,” the WAFC said.

“Our understanding is that Taylor will not make himself available for the WAFL.”

It is understood that Taylor has agreed not to play for the first two months of the season as part of a negotiated outcome to remain eligible for the AFL national draft.

He will not be eligible for the mid-season draft under the AFL sanctions but can play reserves for Perth from May 15.

I have an opera house and bridge combination for sale.  

Who did you buy them from Swannie as I think they saw you coming?