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19th April 2004, 02:26 PM
11:53:22 AM Mon 19 April, 2004
Paul Gough
Sportal
Melbourne could be without its reigning club champion Russell Robertson for Saturday night?s trip to Sydney after he was booked on video evidence for striking on Monday morning.
Robertson will have to face the tribunal on Tuesday night on a charge of striking Port?s Josh Carr with the incident occurring after the half-time siren during the Demons? 53-point win over the Power at the MCG on Saturday.
The citing of Robertson comes at a bad time for the Demons, who have built up some impressive momentum since their first round loss to Hawthorn with three successive wins.
But they face a Sydney side this week that has also won three of its first four games and could hardly have been more impressive in thrashing the Kangaroos by 51 points in Canberra on Sunday.
Robertson will be one of three players to front the AFL tribunal on Tuesday night at this stage, with the AFL video review still continuing.
Fremantle skipper Peter Bell was reported during Sunday?s game against Collingwood for charging Shane O?Bree, while Kangaroos? veteran Anthony Stevens will answer a charge of striking Sydney?s Adam Goodes.
Paul Gough
Sportal
Melbourne could be without its reigning club champion Russell Robertson for Saturday night?s trip to Sydney after he was booked on video evidence for striking on Monday morning.
Robertson will have to face the tribunal on Tuesday night on a charge of striking Port?s Josh Carr with the incident occurring after the half-time siren during the Demons? 53-point win over the Power at the MCG on Saturday.
The citing of Robertson comes at a bad time for the Demons, who have built up some impressive momentum since their first round loss to Hawthorn with three successive wins.
But they face a Sydney side this week that has also won three of its first four games and could hardly have been more impressive in thrashing the Kangaroos by 51 points in Canberra on Sunday.
Robertson will be one of three players to front the AFL tribunal on Tuesday night at this stage, with the AFL video review still continuing.
Fremantle skipper Peter Bell was reported during Sunday?s game against Collingwood for charging Shane O?Bree, while Kangaroos? veteran Anthony Stevens will answer a charge of striking Sydney?s Adam Goodes.