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Riewoldt fined for low blow as Tigers count cost of loss to Port – The Age
Jack Riewoldt’s low blow to Port Adelaide skipper Tom Jonas is set to leave the Richmond star out-of-pocket, while Dustin Martin is also counting the cost of Saturday’s bruising loss.
Brownlow Medallist Martin can accept a $1750 fine for striking Rockliff. As it was Martin’s third offence, his strike was classified as a $2500 sanction, however he will receive a $750 discount with an early guilty plea.
Fellow Tiger Marlion Pickett has also been offered a $1500 fine for forceful front-on contact directed at Port’s Sam Powell-Pepper.
None of the Tigers risk suspensions should they challenge Christian’s respective decisions.
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