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The verdicts are in: Key Bomber, Saint learn their fate at Tribunal

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Peter Wright pleaded guilty to the airborne bump that concussed Sydney defender Harry Cunningham. The rough conduct charge was classified as careless conduct, severe impact and high contact - all elements Wright accepted. Essendon's lawyer Ben Ihle argued Wright should receive the minimum three-match ban. The Tribunal will also hear the case of St Kilda spearhead Max King, who has challenged his one-match rough conduct ban.

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The verdicts are in: Key Bomber, Saint learn their fate at Tribunal

Essendon's Peter Wright and St Kilda's Max King faced the Tribunal on Tuesday night

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