Brisbane's Gallop gets three-game ban for serious misconduct — just sixth in AFL history

Brisbane's Gallop gets three-game ban for serious misconduct — just sixth in AFL history

Brisbane defender Ty Gallop pleaded guilty at the AFL Tribunal on July 28 and was suspended three matches for shoving Port Adelaide's Mitch Georgiades face-first into the Gabba turf after the ball had cleared. Gallop, who called it a "very bad look," is just the sixth player ever banned for serious misconduct. He misses games against Carlton, Hawthorn and Gold Coast.

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