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Posted Sep 28, 2009 - 11:31 AM
Disgraced Carlton full-forward Brendan Fevola will attend a meeting with club president Stephen Kernahan today, to determine his future at the club.
Fevola has been instructed to explain his shocking drunken behavior at the Brownlow Medal night last Monday and convince Kernahan to keep him on the Blues’ list.
Skipper Chris Judd was among a group of senior Carlton officials and players who were angered and disappointed with Fevola’s behavior at the Brownlow count.
Fevola, who gained All-Australian selection this year and won the coleman medal with 86 goals for the season was fined $10,000 by the Blues for the incident.
Sexual harassment of a young woman, a TV recorded verbal attack on his Captain Chris Judd, the deliberate smashing of a glass in a bar and numerous other personal attacks on well respected senior players from other clubs were some of his actions on the night.
Rumors are that the Sydney Swans are closely monitoring the Blues’ handling of the situation.
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