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Tribunal summary
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Posted May 12, 2004 - 4:27 AM
19 players will face charges at the tribunal tonight and tomorrow, several of which are a result of the half-time melee during the Carlton-Collingwood game on Saturday.
As reported earlier on Footygoss, the 15 players to front the tribunal from the melee are;
Carlton: Scott Camporeale, Nick Stevens, Karl Norman, Jordan Bannister, Brendan Fevola, Darren Hulme, Heath Scotland and Matthew Lappin,
Collingwood: Brodie Holland, Alan Didak, Dane Swan, Anthony Rocca, Ben Johnson, Paul Licuria and Matthew Lokan.
Others to face charges are Heath Black (striking), Brian Harris (rough play), Kasey Green (kicking), and Chris Heffernan (tripping).
Collingwood
