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Which ex AFL player was charged on the most occasions?

Greg Williams & Williams. He was charged on 19 separate occasions, most of them being whilst playing for Carlton, and all between 1985 and 1995.

Apart from Carlton, which other club did Greg Williams play for?

Sydney & Geelong & Swans & Cats. He was suspended the most times whilst playing for Carlton!

How many matches did Greg Williams get suspended for in total?

34. He was suspended the second highest amount of times since 1985, second only to Dermott Brereton with 37!

How many times did Dermott Brereton go up before the tribunal?

16. Only 2 players have been up at the tribunal more times between 1985 and 2000, they are Greg Williams (with 19), who played for Carlton, Sydney and Geelong,and David Rhys Jones (with 18), who played for Carlton only.

Which other ex Carlton footballer was also up at the tribunal many times -18 in total after 1985 - he has a hyphonated surname. Who is this player?

Rhys-Jones & Rhys Jones.

In 1990, the year that Collingwood won the premiership, which Collingwood player appeared at the tribunal the most times?

Craig Kelly. He appeared 4 times, and was suspended once - for 2 weeks.

Which ex Collingwood champion player wearing the number 42 on his back was tragically killed in a car accident one year after their premiership win in 1990?

Darren Millane & Millane.

How many times during the 1987 year were Collingwood players to appear at the tribunal?

13. Shane Kerrison had to turn up on 3 separate occasions!

Which ex Richmond player has received the biggest penalty of matches since 1985, with 17 altogether in any one season?

Justin Charles & Charles.

Tony Lockett made 14 separate appearances at the Tribunal during his career after 1985, how many matches in total did he get suspended for?

23. Tony Lockett played for two teams, Sydney and St.Kilda. He kicked his 1400th goal against Collingwood, and became the highest goalkicker ever in the history of AFL, at that time.