Brisbane's Ty Gallop banned for three games at AFL Tribunal for serious misconduct
- Brisbane defender Ty Gallop has been suspended for three games for a serious misconduct act he admits is a "very bad look".
- Gallop pleaded guilty at the AFL Tribunal on Tuesday night for what he described as retaliation on Mitch Georgiades after the Port Adelaide forward grabbed his broken thumb.
- The 20-year-old had tackled Georgiades to the ground during Sunday's clash in Brisbane and, after the ball left the area, shoved the Port attacker face-first into the turf.
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- Brisbane defender Ty Gallop has been suspended for three games for a serious misconduct act he admits is a "very bad look".
- Gallop pleaded guilty at the AFL Tribunal on Tuesday night for what he described as retaliation on Mitch Georgiades after the Port Adelaide forward grabbed his broken thumb.
- The 20-year-old had tackled Georgiades to the ground during Sunday's clash in Brisbane and, after the ball left the area, shoved the Port attacker face-first into the turf.
Sources: ABC Australia