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<br>St Kilda ruckman Paddy Ryder has been offered a two-match AFL suspension over the bump that concussed Hawthorn youngster Will Day.<br> <br>Day kicked the ball through the middle during Sunday's match at the MCG and  du lich - [https://transviettravel.wordpress.com/ Xem thêm], was crashed into late by Ryder.<br> <br>The 20-year-old was helped from the field and substituted out of the match at half-time.<br> <br>Ryder was on Monday charged with rough conduct, with his actions assessed by the match review officer as careless conduct, high impact and high contact.<br> <br>St Kilda coach Brett Ratten said post-match the bump looked "pretty fair" after watching replays of the incident.<br> <br>But captain Jack Steele said the incident was a reminder to all players that opting to bump an opponent can lead to trouble.<br> <br>"At the end of the day, I suppose, it's a player's choice whether they bump or not," Steele said.<br> <br>"You just can't get them high, can't get them in the head.<br> <br>"Paddy went for the bump and it was a bit unlucky."<br> <br>St Kilda will decide on Tuesday whether they challenge the ruling.<br> <br>If suspended, Ryder will miss games against Gold Coast and GWS, with mature-age recruit Jack Hayes in line to return as his replacement.<br> <br>"What we love from Paddy is obviously his tap work but his follow-up as a ruckman as well is so crucial," Steele said.<br> <br>"Being a physical player in the contest is something that he's really good at and he makes us all walk taller when he does it."<br> <br>Day will miss Hawthorn's Easter Monday clash with Geelong under concussion protocols.<br> <br>Hawks players remonstrated with Ryder after the collision, which coach Sam Mitchell said left Day "a bit battered ...<br><br>a bit sore and sorry for himself".<br> <br>Melbourne forward Ben Brown will spend more time out of AFL action after he was hit with a suspension for striking Williamstown's Max Philpot in the VFL.<br> <br>Brown missed round three through COVID-19 protocols and returned via the Demons' state league affiliate Casey.<br> <br>He kicked two goals but was found guilty of striking Philpot in an incident assessed as intentional conduct with low impact and high contact.<br> <br>The two-match suspension can be reduced to one match with an early guilty plea.<br> <br>Sam Weideman is likely to retain his AFL spot in Brown's absence.<br> <br>Adelaide young gun Josh Rachele was hit with a $2000 fine for striking Essendon's Devon Smith in the same match that he earned a Rising Star nomination.<br> <br>Gold Coast's Ben Ainsworth and Carlton's Nic Newman copped $1000 fines for wrestling each other, while Blues forward Harry McKay received a $1000 fine for staging.<br> <br>Essendon midfielder Darcy Parish was fined $2000 for tripping Adelaide's Braydon Cook.<br>