Especially with the end of Spud’s Round. Especially given the recent deaths of Adam and Troy Selwood. Especially with the ever increasing struggles of people with mental health, me included, yea it’s essential.
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Lena Dole
1 year ago
100% behind this,bless the angels that are helping save lives.
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Philippa Cowden
1 year ago
Having lost my husband to suicide last year this needs to be talked about and prevented
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Ryan Moore
1 year ago
Absolutely!
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Nate
1 year ago
Players mental health is very important and there’s no recognition from the afl about it. BRING IN A MENS MENTAL HEALTH ROUND IN 2026
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Mick Ruffin
1 year ago
Absolutely!
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Stacey
1 year ago
Please highlight mental health and support services
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Serone Thomas
1 year ago
Great cause !
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Kim poulsen
1 year ago
Mental Health needs to be talked about, that one conversation could have a massive effect on someone feeling like there is no life left for them
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Liam Pearce
1 year ago
Absolutely, Spuds game is great but it’s not enough. AFL definitely needs to do more and having a whole round dedicated includes everyone!
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Anonymous
1 year ago
9 people including 7 men lost suicide every. Single. Day. We have to be doing more to prevent this
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Andrew sammut
1 year ago
Great idea
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Travis Young
1 year ago
Lets do it!
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AussieWarrior
1 year ago
We need this ❤️
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Sharyn Gunn
1 year ago
Thank you Tom for your love and support in the area of MENTAL HEALTH. I truly support this program and you. We love you and l supported your decision to leave the playing field. You are true to yourself and we loved you at the Western Bulldogs.
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Janey Martino
1 year ago
The best thing about AFL is the way it embraces and galvanises community, there is no better way to support mental wellbeing and prevention than using this community to raise awareness, funds and make positive change!
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Brian
1 year ago
Thank you for everything you do Tom.
You are an inspiration, not just to the AFL community, but the world.
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Gavin Thompson
1 year ago
Every issue in society is important, but this is the single biggest killer of men in their prime years and we need to gather together and support each other. Let's make it happen.
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Nicole
1 year ago
Any awareness for mental health is great, however having it done through a highly followed male sport will reach many men far and wide.
100% behind this!
Especially with the end of Spud’s Round. Especially given the recent deaths of Adam and Troy Selwood. Especially with the ever increasing struggles of people with mental health, me included, yea it’s essential.
100% behind this,bless the angels that are helping save lives.
Having lost my husband to suicide last year this needs to be talked about and prevented
Absolutely!
Players mental health is very important and there’s no recognition from the afl about it. BRING IN A MENS MENTAL HEALTH ROUND IN 2026
Absolutely!
Please highlight mental health and support services
Great cause !
Mental Health needs to be talked about, that one conversation could have a massive effect on someone feeling like there is no life left for them
Absolutely, Spuds game is great but it’s not enough. AFL definitely needs to do more and having a whole round dedicated includes everyone!
9 people including 7 men lost suicide every. Single. Day. We have to be doing more to prevent this
Great idea
Lets do it!
We need this ❤️
Thank you Tom for your love and support in the area of MENTAL HEALTH. I truly support this program and you. We love you and l supported your decision to leave the playing field. You are true to yourself and we loved you at the Western Bulldogs.
The best thing about AFL is the way it embraces and galvanises community, there is no better way to support mental wellbeing and prevention than using this community to raise awareness, funds and make positive change!
Thank you for everything you do Tom. You are an inspiration, not just to the AFL community, but the world.
Every issue in society is important, but this is the single biggest killer of men in their prime years and we need to gather together and support each other. Let's make it happen.
Any awareness for mental health is great, however having it done through a highly followed male sport will reach many men far and wide.