Glen AtwellHeath Shaw lied - Alan Didak was in the car during accident
August 4th 2008 12:20
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COLLINGWOOD is reviewing the $10,000 fine it issued Heath Shaw after the club discovered Alan Didak was in the car at the Shaw crashed into a parked car on Sunday night.
Today, Shaw, who has been charged with drink driving, told the club, and a packed media conference, that Didak had not been in the car at the time of the accident, and attended the scene shortly after, before quickly leaving.
Collingwood had this to say about tonight's development:
It is likely Shaw will be suspended by the club on Tuesday morning.
COLLINGWOOD is reviewing the $10,000 fine it issued Heath Shaw after the club discovered Alan Didak was in the car at the Shaw crashed into a parked car on Sunday night.
Today, Shaw, who has been charged with drink driving, told the club, and a packed media conference, that Didak had not been in the car at the time of the accident, and attended the scene shortly after, before quickly leaving.
Heath Shaw and Alan Didak (source: collingwoodfc.com.au
Collingwood had this to say about tonight's development:
Since Monday's press conference, the Collingwood Football Club has established that Alan Didak was in fact a passenger in Heath Shaw’s car on Sunday night.
The sanction imposed on Heath by the club on Monday was a result of information stated by both Heath and Alan after being repeatedly questioned about the incident.
Given the club has now found their information to be false, it strikes at the principles of honesty and integrity that the Collingwood Football Club is built on.
For this reason, the sanction imposed today will be immediately reviewed by the club, and media will be notified of a press conference to be held on Tuesday.
Both players were uninjured in the accident, however Heath was later charged by police for drink driving, with a blood alcohol reading of .14.
The sanction imposed on Heath by the club on Monday was a result of information stated by both Heath and Alan after being repeatedly questioned about the incident.
Given the club has now found their information to be false, it strikes at the principles of honesty and integrity that the Collingwood Football Club is built on.
For this reason, the sanction imposed today will be immediately reviewed by the club, and media will be notified of a press conference to be held on Tuesday.
Both players were uninjured in the accident, however Heath was later charged by police for drink driving, with a blood alcohol reading of .14.
It is likely Shaw will be suspended by the club on Tuesday morning.
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