Corey Webster stood down from 36ers clash
19 Sep
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The decision has been made following ongoing discussions between Webster and the club. Both parties have agreed that upon further reflection the decision is appropriate.
Webster wishes to apologise once again, understanding the ramifications of his actions and the potential harm such comments can cause.
Having expressed sincere disappointment in his comments, the club will continue to use this incident as a learning experience for the wider playing group and staff to further educate on inclusiveness, which is one of the core values of what we stand for as an organisation.

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