AFL boss calls for zero tolerance on players’ poor behaviour in wake of Swans scandal
AFL Commission Chair Craig Drummond has demanded higher behavioral standards for players following a sexual assault investigation and a separate scandal involving Sydney Swans players. He warned that those who fail to meet these values may face consequences outside of the sport.
Why it matters
The AFL is under pressure to address toxic culture and player misconduct to maintain its reputation and public trust.
Chair of the AFL Commission Craig Drummond has said there is no place in the game for those who do not meet high behavioural standards. Photograph: Michael Willson/AFL Photos/Getty Images Chair of the AFL Commission Craig Drummond has said there is no place in the game for those who do not meet high behavioural standards. Photograph: Michael Willson/AFL Photos/Getty Images AFL AFL boss calls for zero tolerance on players’ poor behaviour in wake of Swans scandal Commission chair Craig Drummond says values must be respected
‘Other opportunities outside sport’ for those who fail to meet standards
Prefer the Guardian on Google AFL Commission chair Craig Drummond has declared players must abide by the competition’s high standards of behaviour or they will not have a place in professional Australian rules football .
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