and we have another one .....
strike me pink .. what the hell is going on in fumbleball this off season
drunken violent anti social filth like behavior is becoming a weekly event in this embarrasment of a sport since the GF
& now their women are getting locked up too
keep your children away from this vile ..... low sport
truly our nations secret shame
Re: AFL stars drunken antics have landed him in trouble with Police
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Footy star Brian Lake and wife locked up for four hours after drunken verbal stoush
Aleks Devic From: Herald Sun January 14, 2013 12:00AM
HAWTHORN star recruit Brian Lake and his wife were locked up by police after a drunken verbal stoush following the Portsea Polo.
The two-time All Australian AFL player and wife Shannon were each slapped with a $563 penalty notice for being drunk in a public place.
The couple were placed in a police divvy van and spent four hours in the cells before being released.
The pair, who married in 2010, were at the official Portsea Polo after-party at Morgans in Sorrento when they started to argue outside the venue about 10pm on Saturday.
But witnesses said tensions boiled over when others attempted to intervene and then police stepped in.
The onlookers said the altercation was not physical but the couple's argument escalated when others became involved.
In a statement Hawthorn said: "The club considers Lake's conduct to be unprofessional and he will be required to address the leadership group."
The weekend incident caps off a turbulent off-season for the AFL.
A group of Melbourne players was involved in an ugly spat with fans during the Boxing Day Test.
A decision into the Melbourne tanking allegations is due this month and Adelaide was hit with massive fines over salary cap breaches and draft tampering that lead to its former star Kurt Tippett being banned from playing for his new club, Sydney, until Round 12.
Hawthorn's leadership team, which includes Lance "Buddy" Franklin, Jarryd Roughead, Josh Gibson and Luke Hodge, will determine whether sanctions will be placed on Lake, who is yet to play a game for the Hawks.
Lake, 30, crossed to Hawthorn from the Western Bulldogs in a surprise trade deal.
Lake and his wife were among many socialites at the Portsea Polo.
Lake played 197 matches with the Bulldogs.
His manager Marty Pask did not return calls yesterday. Victoria Police said the couple would not face any further action.