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  • The verdict is in: Tribunal hands down decision to Demons forward | Dees dealt massive finals blo…

    The verdict is in: Tribunal hands down decision to Demons forward | Dees dealt massive finals blo…

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    The verdict is in: Tribunal hands down decision to Demons forward

    MELBOURNE forward Jacob van Rooyen will miss the next three games after his striking ban was upheld at the Tribunal on Tuesday.

    The Demon's swinging arm collected Port Adelaide's Aliir Aliir in the head as he went to spoil a mark late in the second quarter of Melbourne's 76-point on Saturday night.

    Aliir hit the ground and did not move for several seconds, before eventually being helped to his feet by trainers and walking from the field. However, he failed his subsequent HIA test and did not return to the field in his 200th game.

    Jacob van Rooyen’s late contact on Aliir Aliir ignites a scuffle before the Power defender is helped from the field

    ‘My usual technique’: Dees young gun’s ‘inconsistent’ evidence sees him wiped out for finals return

    Melbourne will be without in-form forward Jacob van Rooyen for up to two finals matches after losing at the AFL Tribunal tonight.

    van Rooyen was charged with striking after concussing Aliir Aliir with a swinging arm as he attempted to mark during the second quarter of Round 23’s win over Port Adelaide.

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    It was assessed as careless conduct with high contact and severe impact, the latter grading seeing the Match Review Officer hand van Rooyen a three-game ban.

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  • Shock verdict as Tribunal finds Pie tackled dangerously… but overturns his ban anyway | Update …

    Shock verdict as Tribunal finds Pie tackled dangerously… but overturns his ban anyway | Update …

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    Shock verdict as Tribunal finds Pie tackled dangerously… but overturns his ban anyway

    Collingwood’s Billy Frampton has escaped a dangerous tackle ban at the AFL Tribunal for the second time this season.

    Frampton is available for Saturday night’s blockbuster with Carlton after his rough conduct charge for the tackle which sent the head of North Melbourne’s Matt Whitlock into the Marvel Stadium turf was downgraded.

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    Initially graded as careless with medium impact and high contact, the Pies argued it was not careless (trying to get it thrown out) and low impact (trying to get it downgraded, if it wasn’t thrown out entirely).

    Update on Schultz and trio of defenders

    Collingwood’s Head of High Performance Jarrod Wade has provided an injury and health update ahead of Collingwood’s Round 19 match against Carlton at the MCG on Saturday night.

    Collingwood’s Head of High Performance Jarrod Wade has provided an injury and health update ahead of Collingwood’s Round 19 match against Carlton at the MCG on Saturday night.  

    Jeremy Howe had some hip and groin soreness in the last quarter of Friday’s game against North Melbourne. Howe’s availability will be assessed following training on Thursday. 

    Tew Jiath has completed his hamstring rehabilitation and has returned to main training. His availability will be assessed following training on Thursday. 

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    Magpies to challenge Frampton ban at the Tribunal

    COLLINGWOOD will head to the Tribunal to challenge the one-match ban for rough conduct handed to Billy Frampton.

    The defender was charged for a dangerous tackle on North Melbourne's Matt Whitlock during Friday night's clash at Marvel Stadium.

    Frampton ran down the Roos forward in the goal square midway through the fourth quarter as the game hung in the balance, with Whitlock appearing to hit his head on the turf in the incident.

    Collingwood players question a big-time decision against Billy Frampton as Nick Larkey converts a crucial goal in the final term

    Meanwhile, Magpies teammate Jack Crisp escaped not only suspension but any match review penalty after his tackle that left North Melbourne's Tom Blamires concussed. 

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  • Tribunal reveals key bit of evidence that led to guilty Butters verdict | Power confirms appeal a…

    Tribunal reveals key bit of evidence that led to guilty Butters verdict | Power confirms appeal a…

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    Tribunal reveals key bit of evidence that led to guilty Butters verdict

    The AFL Tribunal has delivered its reasoning behind the Zak Butters guilty verdict

    THE AFL Tribunal has determined it is "implausible" that umpire Nick Foot would have 'invented' the comment that has seen Port Adelaide star Zak Butters fined for umpire abuse.

    On Tuesday, Butters was convicted of using abusive and insulting language towards an umpire and fined $1500, with the Tribunal pointing to the midfielder's long history of sanctions as "relevant" to its findings.

    "Mr Butters did not use expletives and while the offending comment was insulting and should not have been made, it can be described as a sledge made among other dissenting comments by players to Mr Foot which might have separately warranted a 50-metre penalty," the Tribunal said in a statement of its reasoning on Wednesday.

    Power confirms appeal after reasons released for Butters AFL Tribunal decision

    Port Adelaide's Zak Butters (left) and Ollie Wines were left stunned after umpire Nick Foot gave a 50-metre penalty for abusive language in the Gather Round finale. (Getty Images: AFL Photos/Michael Willson)

    The AFL Tribunal says it is "satisfied to the requisite standard" the Port Adelaide midfielder abused umpire Nick Foot.

    The tribunal says they felt it was "implausible that Mr Foot would invent the offending comment".

    Port Adelaide says it will appeal the fine, saying Butters has been branded as a liar by the AFL Tribunal.

    Port Adelaide has confirmed it will appeal the AFL Tribunal's finding that acting captain Zak Butters used abusive and insulting language towards an umpire.

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