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‘Frankly not helpful’: AFL club doctors speak out on Hollands affair
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The AFL’s club doctors have defended the conduct and professionalism of Carlton’s medical team in the Elijah Hollands affair.
Dr David Long, a club doctor at Richmond and previously a medico for Geelong and Brisbane, who is also president of the AFL Doctors’ Association, also urged media commentators to exercise caution when speculating about the health issues arising from the Hollands case.
He said this speculation was not helpful to Hollands, who was admitted to hospital last week after experiencing a mental health episode during the round six match against Collingwood at the MCG 10 days ago.
AFL reviewing Carlton report on Hollands' health dramas
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The AFL will take its time on the Elijah Hollands report from Carlton, given the delicacy of the issues involved.
On Friday, the Blues reported to the AFL after Hollands' on-field problems during their April 16 loss to Collingwood.
Hollands only managed one ineffective disposal, despite being on the field for more than half the game.
It prompted widespread commentary about how he was allowed to stay on the field for so long.
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