Demons probe incident

[dees01]

Originally posted by CowboyFromHell


True, but at least they handed out the biggest punishment available!

No they didn't, biggest punishment was suspension.

 

[DEES RULE!]

Originally posted by dees01

Big shock isn't it? What he did was unacceptable.

Hey, compare to some of the Carlton boys and lets not even mention Carey, I think Schwarta is doing ok!
And by the way Nicki, half the fine money goes to the club and the other half goes to a nominated charity by the player... I bet he donated it to the ferrero rochers factory!

 

[Dee]

Originally posted by DEES RULE!


Hey, compare to some of the Carlton boys and lets not even mention Carey, I think Schwarta is doing ok!
And by the way Nicki, half the fine money goes to the club and the other half goes to a nominated charity by the player... I bet he donated it to the ferrero rochers factory!

LOL omg i am keeping that factory in business. do u know how many i buy? lol but the charity thing is a good idea. he will probably give it to Reach.

 

[DEES RULE!]

Originally posted by Dee



LOL omg i am keeping that factory in business. do u know how many i buy? lol but the charity thing is a good idea. he will probably give it to Reach.

Yeah I was thinking Reach too.... well at least someone benefits from his poor behaviour!

 

[CowboyFromHell]

Originally posted by dees01

No they didn't, biggest punishment was suspension.

I read somewhere (Herald?) that the most they could give out, fine wise, was $5000. As much as it was the wrong thing to do, a suspension from the club would have been a little too much. The $5000 does the trick IMO.

 

[madboy]

I really don't know about clubs giving players suspensions for off-field misdemeanors. Of course, the question then is, when does it become more than a misdemeanor?

From what little information that I have read (maybe there was more reported, I dunno), it seemed to me to be little more than a scuffle. As opposed to what the Carlton boys did last year, for instance, which, to my mind, was outright vandalism.

 

[dees01]

Originally posted by madboy
I really don't know about clubs giving players suspensions for off-field misdemeanors. Of course, the question then is, when does it become more than a misdemeanor?

From what little information that I have read (maybe there was more reported, I dunno), it seemed to me to be little more than a scuffle. As opposed to what the Carlton boys did last year, for instance, which, to my mind, was outright vandalism.

Yes, well I have heard what happened and I am not going to say anymore than the fact that Mr Schwarz is lucky to be walking away with just a fine.