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Lamb golf rage charge
By Andrew Carswell
November 10, 2006
Article from: The Daily Telegraph
RUGBY league legend Terry Lamb will face court over allegations he punched and wrestled a fellow golfer to the ground last month.
Lamb is alleged to have hit Greg Davison in the face on the 18th green of Cabramatta Golf Club following a dispute over the alleged victim's slow playing pace on October 27.
Fellow golfers were forced to separate the pair before Mr Davison was taken to Baulkham Hills Hospital with a suspected broken nose and jaw, later diagnosed as only bruising.
The Bulldogs veteran last night confirmed his involvement in the incident to The Daily Telegraph but denied he has been charged.
"I haven't been charged as yet and I haven't even seen the police again since they originally spoke to me," he said.
"I can't comment any further because I understand it is a police investigation.
"But I can guarantee I did not receive anything in the mail or from police regarding the matter."
Despite the 45-year-old's claims, police confirmed last night Lamb had been sent a court attendance notice "for the offence of assault".
He is due to face Liverpool Local Court on December 13.
Cabramatta Golf Club officials had planned to meet last night to deal with the matter but scrapped the meeting due to the attention.
"We were going to deal with the matter tonight but the officials have decided to head home instead. We do not want it run through a circus," a club spokesman said.
"All I can say is they were out having a social game of golf and a dispute erupted. Both players will be disciplined at a later date."
Lamb and Mr Davison are members of the club and were participating in a tournament when tempers flared.
Lamb, who lives in Abbotsbury, is one of the living legends of rugby league, having played over 300 games.
He guided the Bulldogs to five grand finals, winning three premierships.
After a brief stint as first grade coach with the Wests Tigers in 2001-2002, he returned to the Belmore-based club earlier this year in a sales and marketing role with part-time coaching responsibilities.
By Andrew Carswell
November 10, 2006
Article from: The Daily Telegraph
RUGBY league legend Terry Lamb will face court over allegations he punched and wrestled a fellow golfer to the ground last month.
Lamb is alleged to have hit Greg Davison in the face on the 18th green of Cabramatta Golf Club following a dispute over the alleged victim's slow playing pace on October 27.
Fellow golfers were forced to separate the pair before Mr Davison was taken to Baulkham Hills Hospital with a suspected broken nose and jaw, later diagnosed as only bruising.
The Bulldogs veteran last night confirmed his involvement in the incident to The Daily Telegraph but denied he has been charged.
"I haven't been charged as yet and I haven't even seen the police again since they originally spoke to me," he said.
"I can't comment any further because I understand it is a police investigation.
"But I can guarantee I did not receive anything in the mail or from police regarding the matter."
Despite the 45-year-old's claims, police confirmed last night Lamb had been sent a court attendance notice "for the offence of assault".
He is due to face Liverpool Local Court on December 13.
Cabramatta Golf Club officials had planned to meet last night to deal with the matter but scrapped the meeting due to the attention.
"We were going to deal with the matter tonight but the officials have decided to head home instead. We do not want it run through a circus," a club spokesman said.
"All I can say is they were out having a social game of golf and a dispute erupted. Both players will be disciplined at a later date."
Lamb and Mr Davison are members of the club and were participating in a tournament when tempers flared.
Lamb, who lives in Abbotsbury, is one of the living legends of rugby league, having played over 300 games.
He guided the Bulldogs to five grand finals, winning three premierships.
After a brief stint as first grade coach with the Wests Tigers in 2001-2002, he returned to the Belmore-based club earlier this year in a sales and marketing role with part-time coaching responsibilities.