Former NRL player Anthony Watts fined $400 and has drivers licence suspended FORMER NRL player Anthony Watts has been fined $400 and had his driver's licence suspended for a month. Watts appeared in Southport Magistrates Court this morning to face the charges after he was caught driving while his licence was suspended by the State Penalties Enforcement Registry. The court was told that Watts' licence had been suspended after the ex-Sydney Roosters and North Queensland player moved his football wage out of an account nominated for SPER to withdraw outstanding debts from. As a result the SPER had been unable recoup debts from Watts. It's the latest run-in with authorities for the Finks bikie gang member, who was convicted and fined earlier this year for affray following a brawl at the Cooly Rocks nostalgia festival. Watts is also under investigation by the Gold Coast Tweed Rugby League after claims he bit a rival player's penis during a finals match last weekend. Watts denies the allegations but has been asked to front a GCTRL judiciary hearing next week to possibly face a contrary conduct charge.