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Steve Zemek, AAP news.com.au November 12, 2019 12:01pm Manase Fainu, 21, went to Liverpool Police station this morning.

Manly's Manase Fainu has been stood down by the NRL after he was denied bail and charged with allegedly stabbing a man at a church dance.The Sea Eagles hooker has denied involvement in the stabbing last Friday in Wattle Grove, but Fainu will remain in custody until his next court appearance in December.The 21-year-old was hit with three charges: of wounding a person with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, affray, and recklessly causing grievous bodily harm in company, police alleging that "he produced a knife and stabbed another man".Given the severity of charges against him, the NRL's has enacted its no-fault stand-down rule automatically applies to against Fainu until his case is finalised.Any offence that carries more than 11 years or more jail time as a maximum penalty charge requires allows for players to be automatically stood down under NRL rule policy.The charge of wounding with intent to or causeing grievous bodily harm with intent carries a maximum sentence of 25 years under NSW law.NRL Chief Executive Todd Greenberg reiterated that the stand-down rule's application makes no presumption of guilt or innocence, but was brought in to protect "the reputation of the game and its stakeholders".


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Manase Fainu, 21, went to Liverpool Police station this morning. "We respect the decision of the court although we don't necessarily agree with it, but that's fine. …

Microsoft may earn an Affiliate Commission if you purchase something through recommended links in this article We'll defend these matters all the way. "He's obviously upset but we'll move forward. The Supreme Court Justice overseeing a stabbing case allegedly involving NRL star Manase Fainu has revealed just how serious the incident is.

The club is monitoring the situation pending further investigation.”Meanwhile, NRL CEO Todd Greenberg said on Tuesday: “Our integrity unit are across it and are discussing with NSW police today and will make the appropriate decision on that when we have all the outcomes”. Manly Sea Eagles hooker Manase Fainu will contest all charges levelled against him over the alleged stabbing of a man at a church dance party last October.The 21-year-old rising star is facing charges of wounding a person with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, affray and recklessly causing grievous bodily harm in company.Fainu spent two weeks in jail following the alleged incident in south-western Sydney before he was released on bail under strict conditions.The highly-rated hooker was also suspended from playing in the NRL indefinitely under the code’s no-fault, stand-down policy in November.His case is due for mention at Campbelltown Local Court on Wednesday.Fainu’s lawyer Elias Tabchouri told Fairfax Media he will reaffirm his client’s decision to fight the charges at Wednesday’s court appearance.Tabchouri will also petition the court to schedule a trial date as soon as possible.Fainu has played 34 NRL games since making his debut for the Sea Eagles in 2018.He was set to play a major role for Des Hasler’s side in 2020 before his life and career were put on pause.The livewire No.9 is considered a future representative star.Fainu has pleaded not guilty on all counts and insists he is a victim of mistaken identity.TIM to set clock ticking on Italy single network with KKR deal MondayQueensland officials are 'playing politics with people's health and it's beyond low'I'm A Celebrity 2020's Welsh castle is 'UFO hotspot' with 'many eerie sightings'Campaigners fear traffic congestion will spiral out of controlRicky Stuart rubbishes claims Raiders were complacent during win over Canterbury BulldogsMigrant boat bursts into flames off southern Italian coast‘Black Panther’ to be aired commercial-free Sunday night on ABC, followed by tribute to actor Chadwick BosemanLara Trump: POTUS wants to meet with Jacob Blake's family in KenoshaAnti-lockdown protesters clash with police in MelbournePrincess Anne drives to a grouse shoot near BalmoralKate Middleton admits she's 'overwhelmed' by response to moving lockdown projectCoronavirus strain '10 times more infectious' discovered in IndonesiaAstraZeneca diabetes drug improves survival in kidney disease patients study showsErasure's Andy Bell 'nearly lost it all' to fame more than onceThe controversial love life of the 'other' Duke of SussexPaire provides coronavirus scare for US Open after testing positiveIndia sets new world record with 78,761 virus cases in one dayDitching tax on tech firms will mean less money for key workers, says LabourWhy is NT's north experiencing 'catastrophic' fire conditions?Chadwick Boseman married longtime girlfriend Taylor Simone Ledward before his deathHow to cook with a Michelin star chef from £9 a lessonTikTok owner says will abide by new Chinese export rulesTrainers to suit your body type - best styles for hourglass, pear and rectangle shapesBritain braces for record lows of 10C as 'polar plunge' sweeps nationSteve Georgallis admits Bulldogs are struggling to find a way to win after disappointing loss to the RaidersDems blast Ratcliffe for halting election interference briefingsLa Trobe University research highlights shortfalls in rural and regional aged careBiden 'leads by six points' as Trump tweets poll showing him winningDan Andrews has ‘failed again’ and has ‘no plan, after so many weeks’Emily Atack and Laura Whitmore to star in Celebrity JuicePrince Harry and Meghan Markle in new video released of volunteer workCollingwood beats Carlton by 24 points to boost AFL finals chances, Gold Coast thumps North MelbourneCNN Host Confronts GOP Senator on Trump 'Agitating' Violence: 'No Other Way to See It'Not all drugs firms are as healthy as hype suggestsRollerskating has become so popular in Hobart that scammers are offering fake ticketsMelbourne drinking water deemed safe after storm contamination fearsInside the stunning historic hotel where the Strictly stars will quarantine for 14 daysLucy Hale heads to a friend's house with her dog ElvisPaire tests positive for COVID-19 before U.S. Open - reportEntire Tui flight from Zante to Cardiff forced to quarantine after 7 passengers test positive for Covid-19'Transformational': NBCUniversal takes stake in Australian bookmaker PointsBetDemocrats say Trump visit may worsen protests in Wisconsin cityTIM to set clock ticking on Italy single network with KKR deal MondayQueensland officials are 'playing politics with people's health and it's beyond low'

He will automatically be stood down from all matches, including the Club Nines and the NRL Premiership, on a no-fault basis until court proceedings are completed.NRL Chief Executive Todd Greenberg said the stand down rule made no judgment on guilt or innocence, but protected the reputation of the Game and its stakeholders.“The no-fault stand down rule provides for the automatic stand down of players on a no-fault basis where they are charged with a serious criminal offence,” he said.“Given the charges, Manase Fainu is automatically subject to the no-fault stand down rule, which will remain in place until the outcome of the court proceedings.”The No-Fault Stand Down rule was introduced in March this year and was confirmed by the Federal Court in May.Manase Fainu is still under investigation by the NRL integrity unit.Fainu recently had shoulder surgery and has his arm in a sling, restricting his movement.Fainu is highly rated by coach Des Hasler and those at Manly. (AAP: Joel Carrett ... More from ABC News. NRL NEWS Fainu is expected to return to Sea Eagles training in the coming weeks after he was released on strict bail conditions on Tuesday. There's no two ways about it. "The club accepts and endorses this decision and will continue to support the well-being of Manase and his family," the Sea Eagles said in a statement on Tuesday.Fainu had handed himself in at Liverpool Police Station on Tuesday morning alongside his lawyer Elias Tabchouri and agent Mario Tartak, before appearing at Liverpool Local Court in the afternoon.Police allege that a 24-year-old man was treated for stab wounds at 11.30pm on Friday night following a brawl at a Mormon church function.The man was taken to hospital in a serious but stable condition, police alleging that he suffered a punctured lung in the attack.Speaking to reporters outside court, Mr Tabchouri said Fainu will "continue fighting these charges because clearly he's not guilty".

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