The Canadian football league issued three fines from the action of 17 weeks.
BC Lions' Defender Levy Bell I must pay after a high strike on the defender of Toronto Nick Arbacle during the victory 27-22 over the Argonauts.
The offensive linear player Calgary Stampeders Joshua Cocker was amazed in a pocket book for delivering the Blok Blok on the Montreal Alouettes Lwal UGUAK in the 38-20 loss at the Perciwal Molson stadium. Meanwhile, the Canadian receiver Stamps Dominique Rhymes was fined for performing a non-football act and the amazing star mid-condeship of Als Tyrice Beevette.
The Department of Health, Security and honesty controls the discipline, while the Commissar Clear Stuart Johnston rules in relation to suspended crimes. This department includes Grega Dick's chief football officer, acting as Vice President Darren Hackwood, Deputy Vice President Ryan Gianzen along with the deputy health and security.
According to the CLEL policy, the league does not announce the player of excellent amounts or if the discipline is associated with violations of the dress -code, involves teams, employees or players who were released.
