Sunraysia football: In doubt

Sunraysia Daily

RAGING McLeod Medal favourite Dan Coghlan is one of three players who is under investigation following Imperials and Irymple’s spiteful clash at City Oval two weeks ago.

Coghlan, team-mate Nick Mee and Imperials captain Luke Sicker will all come under the scrutiny of the Sunraysia Football Netball League’s (SFNL) investigation officer after both clubs asked for a review into separate incidents involving all three players.

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