Western Bulldogs cop suspended $20,000 fine for serious rule breach

The AFL has sent the Western Bulldogs a warning after identifying a serious rule breach. The club has been hit with a $20,000 suspended fine for making “administrative errors” on its Total Player Payments submission for the 2022 season. The errors are in relation to third-party agreements involving their AFLW program.

In November the club then decided to sack its coach, AFL legend Nathan Burke. Burke, a much-loved St Kilda champion and four-time All-Australian, had been scathing of the club’s professionalism and fitness during his cursed final season. He was appointed coach ahead of the 2020 AFLW season, leading the club for five campaigns for just the one finals appearance. The club conducted a wide-sweeping review at the end of last year in which the men’s team also failed to make finals.

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