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Lake Boga player fined

Peter Bannan

A LAKE Boga footballer player has been reprimanded and fined $500 for ‘bumping’ a Mallee Eagles player on July 30.

Pierce Liddle had been charged by the Central Murray Football Netball League (CMFNL) tribunal with striking, but the case was dismissed and he was charged with conduct unbecoming for bumping Lalbert’s Matthew White when leaving the ground.

In a statement from Lake Boga officials. Liddle had been charged for the altercation.

“The CMFL tribunal met last night to conclude an investigation into an alleged incident in a senior game between the Mallee Eagles and Lake Boga,” it read.

For more on this story, check out Friday’s The Guardian (September 2)

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