The segregation of fans is excluded for AFL matches

AFL boss, Gillon McLachlan, dismissed the possibility of segregation of rival supporters as a result of a post-match brawl between supporters of Melbourne and Geelong [19659002]. the last mermaid at Geelong's GMHBA stadium on Saturday night

This sparked calls for the AFL to take drastic action, but McLachlan ruled out the separating fans. He also raised the possibility of a review of game safety.

"It is essential for us that you are with opposition colleagues, you are side by side with members of the groups of supporters of the opposition "Monday.

"Overall, they hear incredibly well – that's part of the jokes and fun."

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Participation in the incident remains to be determined and the investigation remains in progress, "said a spokesman at the AAP

Speaking of those who were involved in the incident, McLachlan said: "What is it about"

AFL's general manager of clubs, Travis Auld, has told reporters that the code would not let a small number of criminals ruin the games for well-bred fans 19659002] "We have nearly seven million supporters our games every year and there are a few , a very small number who are trying to ruin it for everyone and the answer is that these people must be held responsible, "he said [19659002]. The latest episode of several incidents of fan agitation at AFL games this season.

The Cats review the incident to determine if the club needs to take action.

"Football is an inclusive sport and all supporters who attend an event, play should be able to do so in a safe and enjoyable environment," Geelong said in a statement.

Glen Bartlett, president of the Melbourne Football Club, described this behavior as unacceptable.