Lance Collard learns fate over homophobic slur charge
The tribunal found the charge proven after a contested hearing, and the AFL is seeking a 10-match suspension while St Kilda considers an appeal.
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St Kilda's Lance Collard found guilty of using gay slur for a second time
An AFL tribunal has found St Kilda player Lance Collard guilty of using a gay slur during a recent VFL game against Frankston. Collard was previously suspended for six weeks in 2024 when he directed a gay slur at another player, one that occasion the player admitted uttering the insult, but this time round he was adamant that he’d been misheard. While two players from the opposing team testified that Collard had called one of them a “f*****g f**…
Saints ponder move after homophobic slur guilty verdict
St Kilda forward Lance Collard has been found guilty of using a homophobic slur against an opponent, leaving his AFL career hanging in the balance. While Collard will now await his sanction, the Saints have indicated they could appeal the tribunal’s decision to uphold the charge of conduct unbecoming. Collard had rejected suggestions he called his Frankston opponent a “f*****” during a VFL match last month. The 21-year-old, who was banned for si…
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