Reds’ Slipper banned for three games

File picture: Queensland Reds' Wallaby prop James Slipper has been suspended for three weeks for making a lifting tackle in a Super Rugby clash last weekend.Photo by: AFP

File picture: Queensland Reds' Wallaby prop James Slipper has been suspended for three weeks for making a lifting tackle in a Super Rugby clash last weekend.Photo by: AFP

Published May 5, 2014

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Sydney – Queensland Reds' Wallaby prop James Slipper has been suspended for three weeks for making a lifting tackle in a Super Rugby clash last weekend, the Sanzar judiciary said on Monday.

Slipper pleaded guilty to the charge after being cited for the incident during the Reds' 44-14 loss to the Blues in Auckland last Friday.

“Given the player's excellent disciplinary record, his good character and in recognition of his early plea of guilty I reduced the six-week suspension to three weeks,” Sanzar duty judicial officer Adam Casselden said in a statement.

Slipper was suspended from all forms of the game up to and including May 24. – Sapa-AFP

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