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AFL boss Craig Drummond apologises over Geelong concussion waiver: ‘The club went too far’

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AFL Commission Chair Craig Drummond has issued a public apology regarding a controversial 2024 Geelong concussion contract saga, conceding that the club went too far. Drummond, who served as Geelong's president when the deal was approved, acknowledged mistakes were made in the complex situation.

In response to potential conflicts of interest, Drummond has stated that he will not be involved in any future AFL assessments or deliberations regarding the case.

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How the coverage differs

Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

Guardian Sport (GB) Focuses on the procedural conflict by highlighting his exclusion from AFL assessment.
Sydney Morning Herald (Sydney, Australia) (AU) Emphasizes his personal apology and direct quotes regarding the contract saga.
Read the full story at the source Guardian Sport · GB
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