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Football club fined for not doing enough to remove player from field during mental health issue
- The Carlton Australian rules football club was fined 75,000 Australian dollars for not adequately handling a player's on-field mental health episode.
- Player Hollands was observed acting confused and erratically during the game, with unusual behavior noted even before the incident.
- Hollands, aged 24, was hospitalized five days after the episode.
- The AFL plans to employ full-time psychologists for all AFL and AFLW women's clubs following the club's failure to act appropriately.
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Football club fined for not doing enough to remove player from field during mental health issue
Australian rules football club Carlton has been fined 75,000 Australian dollars ($54,000) for its lapse handling of a player’s on-field mental health episode.
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