Geelong coach defends concussion saga handling
Geelong Cats coach Chris Scott has defended the club's handling of player privacy amid controversy over Kola Jasney's concussion-related absence from the upcoming weekend match. AFL Chief Operating Officer Tom Harley addressed questions about Commission Chair Craig Drummond's position, who oversaw a concussion agreement as Cats' President in 2024, while the AFL Commission has appointed King's Counsel James Peters to advise on potential sanctions for Geelong.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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