Player agent Peter Blucher, pictured here with Michael Voss. Picture: Scott Fletcher Source: Gold Coast Bulletin
THE AFL Players' Association has started its investigation into Kurt Tippett's manager Peter Blucher.
Tippett, the Adelaide football club and Crows officials last Friday received their penalties from the AFL Commission for the draft tampering and salary cap rort.
The AFL has no power to go after player managers but the AFLPA has launched its probe into Blucher's role into the scandal.
"Following the AFL Commission hearing into breaches of the conduct prejudicial to the Draft and Total Player Payments (TPP) provisions of the AFL Rules, the AFL Players' Association has now commenced an investigation into the role of Kurt Tippett's Accredited Agent, Peter Blucher,'' the AFLPA said in a statement.
The AFLPA said the investigation process would involve the "appointment of an investigator to test the allegations, establish the facts, and report to the board on his or her findings and any recommended sanctions for breaches of the regulations''.
Blucher will get the opportunity to put his case to the AFLPA's Agent Accreditation Board and the Brisbane-based manager can appeal the final findings.
Sanctions could include a suspension from operating as an accredited agent.
The first player manager to be banned by the AFLPA was controversial Melbourne agent Ricky Nixon.
Tippett's lawyer David Galbally QC said yesterday Velocity Sports is still managing Tippett, who hopes to join Sydney in next week's pre-season draft.
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