Carlton forward Mitch Robinson vows to win back respect after Big Day Out fight Carlton forward Mitch Robinson has been caught on footage in a scuffle at the Big Day Out in Flemington. Mitch Robinson shown in a scuffle at the Big Day Out. CARLTON midfielder Mitch Robinson has vowed to win back his teammates respect after his Big Day Out fracas on Saturday. Robinson, 23, was forced to front the leadership group and club chiefs to explain the ugly incident which was recorded on bystanders mobile phones. He was ordered to donate $1000 to charity and serve two months community service. Robinson said he would respond on the training track and try to avoid putting himself in risky situations in the future. "I just want to focus on my footy and get back to training and get the respect back from the club and the boys," he said yesterday. Obviously you've got to think your way out of them a lot better than I did on the weekend. I learnt from that and we'll have a big week. Forward Jarrad Waite said his energetic teammate had let the club down. "He knows that he has done the wrong thing by the club and he knows that he has lost a little bit of respect," Waite said. But the good thing about Robbo is that he is a really good trainer and we know that he will come out with a positive attitude. He is so critical to the team but we've moved on now and so has he.