May 8, 2004
By Andrew Myles
Stephen Milne and Leigh Montagna have escaped rape charges after police confirmed today that there was insufficient evidence to launch a prosecution against the Saints pair.
As reported in the Advertiser, in a statement today police officials said they've reached their conclusion after receiving advice from the Director of Public Prosecutions.
The…
May 8, 2004
The St Kilda Football Club has been officially notified that no charges would be laid against players Stephen Milne and Leigh Montagna in relation to the recent allegations.
Further to today
May 8, 2004
By Andrew Myles
As reported by Fox Sports, Saints Stephen Milne and Leigh Montagna will be cleared of rape allegations after Channel Nine stated that the duo wouldn
Despite the report a police spokesman says that there is no official outcome as yet.
"We have not been officially advised by the Director…
May 7, 2004
By Jesse Riseborough
The Footygoss weekly AFL Stats Pack is here to provide you with all the essential information the serious tipster will need for this weekend's fixtures.
AFL Round Seven 2004
STATS PACK
Western Bulldogs v Essendon Telstra Dome
Friday 7 May 2004, 7:40 PM AEST
Head-to-Head
Played:…
May 6, 2004
The following is the explanations for the verdicts of last night's tribunal hearings:
Lenny Hayes, St Kilda -- Suspended for Two Matches.We have carefully considered the video footage, the evidence of the two players and the submissions. Player Hayes has given evidence that he was aware of player Notting. He says that contact was going to be inevitable, but this is…
May 6, 2004
St Kilda is taking its entire playing list, including rookies, to Perth this weekend as a bonding exercise coinciding with the match-of-the-round against Fremantle, the Age reports.
The exercise, an initiative of coach Grant Thomas, will cost the club an extra $15,000. It was made possible by the Saints' VFL affiliate, Springvale, having a bye this weekend.
May 5, 2004
St Kilda will be counting their losses tonight after Justin Koschitzke reported on video evidence for tripping the Lion's Mal Michael was suspended for one week at the AFL Tribunal tonight.
Even though the umpire who paid the free kick to Michael stated that he did not see a swinging action, the video evidence clearly showed that Koschitzke swung his leg…
May 5, 2004
The following is a statement from the St Kilda Football Club CEO Brian Waldron:
May 5, 2004
After receiving a $50 000 fine from the AFL for breaches in the players' code, St Kilda have been dealt another blow with captain Lenny Hayes being suspended for 2 weeks.
Hayes was reported on video evidence and found guilty for striking Tim Notting of the Brisbane Lions.
The AFL Tribunal handed the captain…
May 5, 2004
After hitting the Brisbane Lions with a $260 000 for breaches of the AFL player rules, the St Kilda Football Club has been fined $50 000 for the same reason.
As reported on radio 3AW, the AFL have fined St Kilda for failing to lodge five player contracts within the designated time frame.
As was the case with…
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