Adelaide voice concerns over muscat arm guard to Cairns’ players
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Players of Melbourne’s Cairns Demons football team have voiced concern over the club’s lack of communication with the player welfare officer (PIO) regarding the handling of an arm guard used to protect Ben Ikin as he played for the team during the club’s win in the A-League Grand Final.
Adelaide players wore a patch saying they were “appalled” over the incident on Saturday, before announcing a week-long indefinite suspension on Monday after the PIO refused to comment to their team’s Twitter account.
Ikin has been a player at the Demons since 2013.
In a series of tweets on Monday, Ikin told the team his arm guard had been damaged and would be replaced.
“Thanks to all my fans and loyalists, for all you have done to support me through this period — it meant the world to me, to get some words out. So sorry for that,” Ikin wrote.
“It was a bit of fun, we had quite an banter. As for the news, it’s OK,” said Ikin.
Players and staff then tweeted a link to the official team page for their team — as confirmed to CTV by the team — explaining the situation.
The player welfare officer has made no comment, althou예스 카지노gh a senior Cairns coach has confirmed the player is in safe condition.
In a statement, the club said it was still in contact with the PIO who is on medical leave and is being attended by a professional physio.
It also confirmed there was no official Cairns medical advice given by the PIO for Ikin to go into permanent custody.
The incident has raised serious questions over the handling of player welfare issues, and the actions ofatm 카지노 the PIO in handling Ikin’s case.
In the meantime, the Cairns team’s players will be able to go out for a rest today and rest for a short period before their next pre-season game at the Cairns Academy, which will be against the Sydney FC’s Cairns City team.
The Demons have announced there has been no medical need to u룰렛se players with neck, back, hamstring or leg injuries.
The Cairns City squad won the Grand Final last weekend and their club doctor has declared them safe for the rest of the A-League season.
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