Steven Trigg returns to work with the Adelaide Crows following six-month ban Disgraced chief executive Steven Trigg says he wants to repay the faith of the Adelaide Crows on his return from a six-month AFL ban. Trigg returned to Adelaide's West Lakes headquarters on Monday after being suspended for Kurt Tippett's shady 2009 contract with the Crows.
"I am very lucky that I have got a board that supported me because there are not many second chances given in this industry," Trigg told reporters. Trigg was banned for 12 months,
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"There have been many great people who have supported me ... and the sense of obligation to repay that faith is probably the most prevalent one on my mind this morning. That is the most overwhelming emotion this morning." The Crows were also fined $300,000 and lost draft picks for breaking AFL rules and Adelaide's football operations manager Phil Harper was banned for two months - he returned to work in March. Tippett returned a fortnight ago from an 11-match ban for his new club, Sydney, after a bitter split with Crows when the salary cap scandal became known last October.
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