Patrick Voss de Fremantle is prepared for a period by the margin after the key striker was beaten with a prohibition of three games for an ugly attack in Nick Vlastuin by Richmond.
Voss tried to make his rival in the fourth mandate of 61 points of the Dockers about Richmond on Sunday when an oscillating arm landed on Vlastuin’s face.
The defender of the Tigers was bloody on the grass with a broken nose and was finally forced to leave the field with doctors of the team.
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Nick Vlastuin de los Tigres is injured by Patrick Voss of the Dockers. AFL photos through Getty images
The incident was described as a severe impact, a high contact and a careless behavior by the party review officer, who confirmed a prohibition of three games.
Richmond’s coach, Ade Yze, ruled out suggestions that there could have been malice or intention behind the Tackle when he provided an update on his player after the game.
“His nose is a bit crooked, but that’s the game,” Yze said about Vlastuin’s injury after the game.
“He is a hard player and puts his head in places he probably shouldn’t.
Nick Vlastuin de los Tigres was injured. AFL photos through Getty images
“Everything happened (the tests of brain shock), so it was just a rule of blood. It has a little brightness but it will be fine.”
Fremantle will have 24 hours to decide whether they will challenge the ban.
If the club and Voss choose to accept the suspension of three games, the young star will not be eligible for the national team until the club in front of Collingwood on May 8.
