The Western Bulldogs Football Club says it is investigating the legitimacy of images circulating on social media of player Bailey Smith with a white powder.
"The Western Bulldogs are aware of images of Bailey Smith circulating on social media," the club said in a statement.
"The club is investigating the legitimacy of these images and is not in a position to comment further at this time."The midfielder is currently midway throughIt was the first time he had been reported to the AFL's match review office. The dogs have a bye round this week and are not due to play again until next Saturday's game against the Greater Western Sydney Giants.
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