The AFL has delivered Greater Western Sydney a suspended fine after coach Leon Cameron twice approached an emergency umpire during their game at the weekend.
On two occasions during GWS' loss to Fremantle in Perth, Cameron moved from the coach's box to question fourth umpire Nathan Williamson.
It was an unusual move for an AFL coach, one branded "not a good look" by league CEO Gillon McLachlan.
Cameron later apologised to Williamson and the league.
The AFL said on Wednesday that GWS had received a suspended sanction of $2500, to be paid if they breached the rules again.
