Taylor Walker has been cleared of misconduct at the AFL Tribunal on Tuesday night.
It took just one minute for the panel to decide on the not guilty verdict.
Earlier:
Adelaide captain Taylor Walker has decided he doesn't want to part with the $1500 the AFL fined him for a push on West Coast Eagle Luke Shuey, and will contest the decision at the tribunal on Tuesday night.
Walker was issued a $2500 penalty for misconduct out of Saturday's game, but he could have received a $1000 discount with a guilty plea.
However, 'Tex' was clearly unhappy with Match Review Officer Michael Christian's call, taking to Twitter to have a dig at Leage CEO Gil McLachlan, suggesting the AFL was going to use money from player fines to pay for its Christmas party.
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The incident seemed to start when Shuey punched Walker in the back, causing the Crows skipper to retaliate with a similar strike to the Eagle's chest.
Shuey was not penalised by the MRO.
— Jarrod Harkness (@jarrodharkness) July 2, 2018