Collingwood star Jordan De Goey has been hit with a three-match suspension for the brutal bump that concussed West Coast youngster Elijah Hewett. 7NEWS
It means De Goey will miss the King’s Birthday blockbuster against Melbourne, as well as clashes against Adelaide and Gold Coast.Hewett remains in concussion protocols and will miss Saturday’s match against Adelaide before the Eagles have the bye.after the incident with Dom Sheed publicly calling for a lengthy suspension and West Coast apologising for a social media post.“But I heard it was pretty bad. The boys probably didn’t respond the way we should’ve when that happened.
The Eagles posted a picture of the bump with the caption “straight to the tribunal”, but later deleted the post and then issued an apology the next day.“What are West Coast tweeting about Jordy? It’s none of their business,” Buckley told SEN on Monday.“None of the players stood up because it wasn’t seen anything outside of a football act at the time, otherwise they would have remonstrated.”
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