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Suns ruck banned for four matches for homophobic slur

Suns ruck banned for four matches for homophobic slur
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Gold Coast Suns ruckman Max Knobel has been suspended for four matches after admitting to using a homophobic slur during a VFL game. The AFL and the club have condemned the language, with Knobel committing to further education and expressing remorse for his actions.

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The incident highlights the ongoing challenges professional sports leagues face in enforcing codes of conduct regarding inclusivity and the impact of discriminatory language on the LGBTIQA+ community.

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Max Knobel has been found of conduct unbecoming after admitting to using a homophobic slur during a VFL match

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