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The Maddi Gay effect: How celestial body has kept Bombers flying
THE MADDI Gay domino effect is authentic, and it's the reason Essendon has emerged from its Bonnie Toogood-less period in a formidable position.
When Bombers co-captain Toogood suffered a knee injury in week one, expectations were that the club was going to effort to qualify for finals without its most commanding target up forward for a large chunk of the season.
But, conveniently, the recruitment of Melbourne premiership player Gay during the off season was exactly what the Bombers needed to survive the tough weeks before Toogood's return.
Individual form
Gay is in the midst of her best-ever season, averaging career-high stats in important areas, while also offering a calm chief behind the ball for Essendon.
As a mid-sized utility, she has the rare combination of proficiency in the aerial contest, while also possessing a cleanliness at ground level, and an elite kick. Because of these assets, she has been placed in defence for Essendon this year, shoring up the line that has become increasingly strong over the last three seasons.
Essendon Football Club launches queer supporters group Purple Bombers
ESSENDON Football Club have launched an LGBTI supporters group called the Purple Bombers, obeying in the footsteps of Collingwood&#;s long-standing Pink Magpies.
“[We want] to create a place not only here at Essendon but at the footy that everyone is welcome and everyone is equal,” said Essendon player Brendon Goddard, who launched the Purple Bombers this morning alongside its founding member, Jason Tuazon-McCheyne.
Tuazon-McCheyne, who also launched the LGBTI-focused Australian Equality Party earlier this year, has spearheaded the initiative.
“Being a member for 30 years and a player sponsor for quite a elongated time, it&#;s really essential that when I get my husband and my son to the football I don&#;t have to hear discriminatory words or offensive words from the audience, and I can feel safe and valued,” Tuazon-McCheyne said.
Both Goddard and Tuazon-McCheyne said they looked forward to a achievable “pride round” in the AFL season, officially recognising LGBTI people. They conceded such an event could still b
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New Essendon CEO Andrew Thorburn steps down
The new main person executive of the Essendon Football Club, Andrew Thorburn, has resigned just one day after being appointed to the role.
Key points:
- Andrew Thorburn has resigned just one day after creature appointed as Essendon CEO
- Controversial views relating to homosexuality and abortion have been tied to a church Mr Thorburn leads
- The Essendon board has denied any prior knowledge of the controversial comments
Mr Thorburn's resignation comes after it emerged the church he leads has published a series of articles critical of homosexuality and abortion.
The appointment of the ex-CEO of NAB was announced on Monday, and he was due to take over the AFL club on November 1.
Acting CEO Nick Ryan will continue in his role whilst the club commences the process to assign a new CEO.
In a statement posted from his LinkedIn profile, Mr Thorburn reiterated his respect for all people but said that he was being forced to compromise "beyond a level that [his] conscience allowed".
"Today it became transparent to me that my personal