Gopher of Pern
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From the other thread:
Heard on the radio this morning that Shane got a 1 year suspension, with a 5 year good behaviour bond on top of that. I was under the impression he was gone, especially with his prior record. What's the 5 year bond entail? If he does anything in the next 5 years he is out for life?
dibo said:Davo said:The Reserve Grade Wyoming V Kanwal game was crazy, I'm sure you'll hear all about it Jimmy. 2 red cards to Kanwal with the game being abandoned early in the 2nd half because a Kanwal player grabbed the referee and was about to hit him.
Eggy said:The know the kanwal bloke he's gunna have hard time at the jury he's got a poor record with refs.I think its the same player who a few yrs back was involved in a small scuffle he won free kick but was givin a yellofor his involvement. After a big talking to by ref he tried to take quick free kick ended up hitting ref in the back off his head so the ref thought it was deliberate gave him a red
so he took his boot off and threw it at him!!!!!!
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm....
Player faces life ban after attack on referee
Wednesday 9 April, 2008 12:01am
A KANWAL reserve grade player faces a possible lifetime ban from the game after an attack on a referee on Sunday.
Striker Shane Eastham is expected to front the Central Coast Football Association judiciary this week after the incident in the match against Wyoming at Mascord Oval, Kanwal.
Central Coast Football referees director Greg Harmsworth said young referee Thomas Klein was shocked when the incident occurred early in the second half.
"He made a decision on a foul which meant a second yellow card for the Kanwal player," Harmsworth said. "The Kanwal player grabbed the referee's shirt and clenched his fist as if he was going to punch him. He also had some harsh words before the referee broke away."
Klein declined to comment about the incident.
Players from both sides then intervened and, shortly after, the game was abandoned with Wyoming leading 2-0 10 minutes into the second half.
Police were called and were still investigating the incident when the Express Advocate went to print. Kanwal Warnervale Rovers Football Club president Ross Ankrett described the incident as "extremely disappointing" and not good for the game.
"It's not good for the club, player or referee," Ankrett said.
"He felt he got a few decisions go against him. He felt hard done by and in the heat of the moment lost the plot.
"After he calmed down he realised his mistake."
Eastham said in a statement on Monday: "I acted out of frustration and deeply regret my action," he said.
"I've not only let myself down but my team and the club."
Central Coast Football's director of judiciary Garry Peterson said the matter would be heard "as soon as possible."
"I'm hopeful a hearing will take place this week or very early next week at the latest," Peterson said.
Heard on the radio this morning that Shane got a 1 year suspension, with a 5 year good behaviour bond on top of that. I was under the impression he was gone, especially with his prior record. What's the 5 year bond entail? If he does anything in the next 5 years he is out for life?