Jurrah pleads guilty to drink driving Former AFL player Liam Jurrah has pleaded guilty to two drink driving charges in Adelaide. FORMER AFL player Liam Jurrah has pleaded guilty to two drink driving charges in Adelaide. Jurrah, who is in custody in Alice Springs where he faces claims that he took part in an assault of three women, appeared via telephone link in South Australia's Elizabeth Magistrates Court on Tuesday. The former Melbourne footballer pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol. He also pleaded guilty to breaching conditions of a provisional licence. Another charge - driving with excess blood alcohol - was dropped by prosecutors. Jurrah was charged with driving while on P plates with a blood alcohol reading of 0.26 on January 14. P-plate drivers are not allowed to have any alcohol in their system while driving in South Australia. After the guilty plea, Magistrate Elizabeth Sheppard adjourned proceedings until May 7 where it is expected Jurrah will be sentenced. In March, Jurrah walked free from the Alice Springs Supreme Court after being acquitted of attacking his cousin with a machete. Jurrah made his AFL debut in 2009 and played 36 games for Melbourne. The club delisted him at the end of last season but he has since signed on to play for the Alice Springs South Kangaroos.