AFL not keen on domestic suspensions

The Australian Football League (AFL) are not interested in altering the rules so that players who commit offences in International Rules risk being suspended from their domestic game.

The Australian Football League (AFL) are not interested in altering the rules so that players who commit offences in International Rules risk being suspended from their domestic game.

That's the view of AFL chief executive Andrew Demetriou, who will meet with GAA officials in January to iron out any outstanding issues from the 2005 International Rules Series.

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