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Donegal Player Allegedly Bitten *Mod Note Post 225*

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    #302
    Ormus
    Registered Users Posts: 3,913 ✭✭✭Ormus


    rebel girl 15 wrote: »
    The discipline system is madness, absolute madness.

    After their investigation into the allegations, the CCCC found evidence enough to suggest a three match ban for O Brien. O Brien appealed it to the CHC, which was heard Thursday night. Donegal medical staff and officials attended, but because McBrearty was not at the hearing, the CHC had to leave it drop on a technicality. So despite an investigation which had cause to suspend O Brien, the CHC had to quash it.

    The supposed victim didn't even show up.

    That's a little more than a technicality!


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    #303
    rebel girl 15
    Registered Users, Moderators, Education Moderators, Sports Moderators, Regional South Moderators Posts: 15,247 Mod ✭✭✭✭rebel girl 15


    Ormus wrote: »
    The supposed victim didn't even show up.

    That's a little more than a technicality!

    Why did the CCCC decide on a three match suspension on the evidence they had before it ended up going to CHC? I'd love to see what the Donegal officials will come out with, about why McBrearty did not go. I don't think the CCCC would have put a suspension on the table if there was not evidence to back it up? I think the silence from both parties is telling

    I've read the report from the CHC as well as other media reports this morning - think the whole discipline system in the GAA needs overhauling imo

    Its all over now, I think my post earlier was more out of frustration about the GAA discipline system - the whole thing dragged on for all parties, nearly three weeks after the alleged incident.


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