Saint to learn fate over alleged homophobic slur after marathon hearing
Lance Collard may face 10 weeks on the sidelines if found guilty of using a homophobic slur, after an AFL disciplinary tribunal held over its verdict until Friday.
Saint to learn fate over alleged homophobic slur after marathon hearing
Lance Collard may face 10 weeks on the sidelines if found guilty of using a homophobic slur, after an AFL disciplinary tribunal held over its verdict until Friday.
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