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Milne charged

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The point is it should be heard in court, not a newspaper.

Or on tv or Facebook. As much as its not right it's the world we live in.

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    He's playing this weekend.

    Sauce - the age

    He is NOT playing this week.. Officially stood down by St Kilda on 7 news right now...

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    I would have thought St Kilda would have to suspend him pending the court case - it is common practice for any organisation to suspend an employee who has been charged with a serious offence while waiting on a resolution. If St Kilda don't, it sends a very poor message indeed.

    Hmmm. Mick Malthouse fined $7,500 for his angry words - should Milne be found guilty (and Malthouse therefore proven correct) what do you think his chances of a refund are?

    About the same as ours of getting our $500,000 Tanking Fine back... :blink:

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    He's playing this weekend.

    Sauce - the age

    As Usual another Media blunder... !

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    http://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/st-kilda-forward-stephen-milne-will-take-indefinite-leave/story-fndv8ufg-1226665916676

    STEPHEN Milne's playing future is in doubt after being told to take leave for an 'indefinite' period.

    St Kilda president Greg Westaway said while Milne would remain a listed AFL player, the decision was made in the "best interests of all parties" and out of a duty of care to the goalsneak.

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