Manly Sea Eagles player Richie Fa'aoso placed on a 12-month good behaviour bond Manly's Richie Fa'aoso attempts to bust the tackle in a clash against the Panthers. MANLY says it will review a court's findings against prop Richie Fa'aoso before making any recommendations about potential sanctions to the NRL's integrity unit. Fa'aoso was on Thursday handed a 12-month good behaviour bond after pleading guilty to drink-driving and resisting arrest following an argument with his pregnant wife on November 24 last year. He also had his driver's licence suspended for seven months and was fined $2000. The Sea Eagles said in a statement it respected magistrate Glenn Walsh's decision. The Sea Eagles will continue in its duty of care to the player, as Richie continues to undergo the necessary NRL supported counseling, while ensuring the welfare of his family. Sea Eagles general manager David Perry said Fa'aoso was genuinely remorseful for his actions. "He understands the seriousness of what occurred and plans to make amends with everyone involved, especially his family," Perry said.