Manly Sea Eagles utility Dylan Walker faces deregistration from the NRL if he is found guilty of assaulting his partner.
Walker was stood down in the same fashion as Jack de Belin in the NRL's new "no-fault stand down policy" by CEO Todd Greenberg and would be unlikely to return to the competition if found guilty, following the precedent set in Dylan Walker facing deregistration
Manly Sea Eagles utility Dylan Walker faces deregistration from the NRL if he is found guilty of assaulting his partner.
Walker was stood down in the same fashion as Jack de Belin in the NRL's new "no-fault stand down policy" by CEO Todd Greenberg and would be unlikely to return to the competition if found guilty, following the precedent set in 
