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‘The club went too far’: AFL chairman apologises over concussion contract saga

  • Posted on August 8, 2026
  • By The Age
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  • 1 min read
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The AFL faces significant scrutiny following a controversial concussion-related contract dispute involving Geelong. Craig Drummond, the club's former president who oversaw the initial agreement, has publicly acknowledged the organization overstepped boundaries. He has committed to distancing himself from future AFL deliberations regarding this contentious matter, signaling internal recognition of procedural breaches and governance concerns within professional Australian football.

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‘The club went too far’: AFL chairman apologises over concussion contract saga
‘The club went too far’: AFL chairman apologises over concussion contract saga

Craig Drummond, who was Geelong’s president when the deal was signed, says he won’t be involved in any future deliberations by the AFL over the deal.
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