SEA Eagles back-rower Anthony Watmough has been stripped of his driver's licence after being clocked driving more than 50km/h over the speed limit on a busy Sydney road.
Police confirmed a 27-year-old Freshwater man was pulled over by authorities just before 2am on January 12 on the Warringah Freeway.
Watmough's Lexus was travelling at 133km/h in an 80km/h zone and he had his driver's licence confiscated on the spot.
He was also fined for not displaying P plates.
Manly officials were aware of the incident and told Sport Confidential: "The club is disappointed in Anthony, but the police have already taken action.
"Anthony is remorseful for what has happened. He's being forced to get lifts off teammates to training."
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SEA Eagles back-rower Anthony Watmough has been stripped of his driver's licence after being clocked driving more than 50km/h over the speed limit on a busy Sydney road.
Police confirmed a 27-year-old Freshwater man was pulled over by authorities just before 2am on January 12 on the Warringah Freeway.
Watmough's Lexus was travelling at 133km/h in an 80km/h zone and he had his driver's licence confiscated on the spot.
He was also fined for not displaying P plates.
Manly officials were aware of the incident and told Sport Confidential: "The club is disappointed in Anthony, but the police have already taken action.
"Anthony is remorseful for what has happened. He's being forced to get lifts off teammates to training."
MANLY forwards Anthony Watmough and Terence Seu Seu have been fined and suspended after being caught urinating in public.
Watmough, 27, of Freshwater, and Seu Seu, 23, of Kurri Kurri, were arrested by Manly police and charged with offensive conduct after they were caught urinating on a shopfront at the corner of The Corso and Whistler St at 9.25pm.
They were later fined $220 each, and have also been banned from playing in the NRL for a week and fined a week's wages each.
They will miss the Sea Eagles' match against the Sharks on Saturday.
Watmough and Seuseu offered the following joint statement:
“We are bitterly disappointed with our actions and for the fact that we have let our teammates, our families and our supporters down.
“It was a careless and stupid thing to do and we accept the suspension without complaint.”
Manly CEO Graham Lowe said the behavour of the players was unacceptable.
“They have embarrassed themselves and the club and its sponsors and supporters – they have shown great remorse for their silly action and will pay a heavy penalty,” Lowe said.
Watmough recently had his license suspended for speeding offences.
The pair were two of nine men caught urinating in public in Manly over the weekend.
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MANLY forwards Anthony Watmough and Terence Seu Seu have been fined and suspended after being caught urinating in public.
Watmough, 27, of Freshwater, and Seu Seu, 23, of Kurri Kurri, were arrested by Manly police and charged with offensive conduct after they were caught urinating on a shopfront at the corner of The Corso and Whistler St at 9.25pm.
They were later fined $220 each, and have also been banned from playing in the NRL for a week and fined a week's wages each.
They will miss the Sea Eagles' match against the Sharks on Saturday.
Watmough and Seuseu offered the following joint statement:
“We are bitterly disappointed with our actions and for the fact that we have let our teammates, our families and our supporters down.
“It was a careless and stupid thing to do and we accept the suspension without complaint.”
Manly CEO Graham Lowe said the behavour of the players was unacceptable.
“They have embarrassed themselves and the club and its sponsors and supporters – they have shown great remorse for their silly action and will pay a heavy penalty,” Lowe said.
Watmough recently had his license suspended for speeding offences.
The pair were two of nine men caught urinating in public in Manly over the weekend.
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