Steve Johnson has been suspended indefinetly by the club - he will not be invited back to the senior group until at least Round 6.
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Get rid of him
No point now - should have done it three months ago if they really wanted to.
Punishment is so harsh because the club needs to look in control and be seen to have good discipline measures. Also needs to send a message to all players that cr@p will not be tolerated. He is being made an example of and its a good thing. I really like watching Dog play when he's on, e.g., rd 21, and maybe the message will finally be received by Steve.![]()
Yep! So would I. Seems draconian to me.I'd like to see your source for this info.
Cats suspend Johnson
January 08, 2007
GEELONG forward Steve Johnson will be out of the AFL until at least round six after the club suspended him indefinitely today.
The Cats punished Johnson after he was arrested for being drunk in a public place and then taking more than a week to tell the club.
Police arrested him in his home town of Wangaratta on Christmas Eve.
Johnson must now train with Geelong's Victorian Football League squad and he can play in that competition, but the Cats will not review the AFL suspension until at least round six of the home and away season.
"Steve has been given numerous chances and it is fair to say that he is now down to his last opportunity to prove that he wants to stay with the club," Cats football manager Neil Balme said in a statement.
It was Johnson's second arrest for public drunkenness in the last 18 months.
The forward also badly hurt his ankle when he jumped a fence at the Torquay pub four years ago in another alcohol-related incident.
As an outsider can I say it makes your club look very strong - its a ballsy decision that says "no more crap". Congrats to the Geelong people who made the decision. it sets an excellent example to the rest of the list.
Not in our best 22 anyway.
