Andrew Collins, Jace Bode and Nathan Bassett fined after Anzac Day stoush Ruling: Norwood coach Nathan Bassett with West Adelaide coach Andrew Collins. NORWOOD defender Jace Bode has been found guilty of striking West Adelaide coach Andrew Collins in the Anzac Day clash and suspended for three games. His coach, Nathan Bassett, was found guilty of "hip and shouldering" Collins as the pair walked up the race and fined $5000. And in the third charge related to the unsavoury incident at The Parade, Collins was found guilty of swearing at Bode and fined $2000. The SANFL tribunal sat tonight to deliberate on the three key players in the "Rumble in the Tunnel." Collins was attributed blame for igniting the furore, by abusing Bode on the field at half-time. Bassett ran to intervene and as he and Collins exited the field, the Norwood coach was found to have bumped Collins. Bassett argued he was trying to stop Collins with a forearm to the chest to discuss what had just happened on the field. But after hearing evidence from Collins, Bassett, officials from both clubs and a Weslo security guard, the tribunal decided it was a bump. "It was a good hip and shoulder - he just bumped me off the wall," Collins said. The two coaches began grappling after the bump. Security guard Peter Schoen attempted to separate them and several Norwood players - including Bode, Brett Zorzi, Alex Georgiou, Craig Evans and Kieran McGuinness - came back down the race to intervene. This is when Bode was found to have thrown a punch at Collins - although he argued he was trying to separate the two coaches by grabbing Collins. I reached over to try and separate (them). I grabbed Andy to pull him off Nathan," Bode said. The strike was described as a "very light glancing blow" by Collins. "I don't think he had any intent to hurt me," Collins said. When handing down his judgement, chairman Paul Cuthbertson said the tribunal believed it was a punch. "We don't think it was a grab," he said. You had no right in any case to grab the opposition coach. Bassett, Bode and Collins did not want to comment immediately after their sentences were handed down. Earlier, West Adelaide players Aaron Fielke and Shane Birss accepted suspensions for incidents involving Bode in the second half of the game. Fielke was given one week for striking Bode's hand - a blow which broke a bone - and Birss was given two weeks for making contact with Bode once he was injured.