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John Worsfold has queried the AFL match review panels decision to suspend David Zaharakis but stopped short of criticising it.The Essendon coach was the big loser from the sanctions dished out from round 15, losing Zaharakis and ruckman Mark Jamar for this weekends match with St Kilda.Zaharakis was issued with a one-week ban for a gut punch to West Coast opponent Jackson Nelson, while Jamar received a similar punishment for striking Jeremy McGovern.Worsfold suggested the in-form midfielder was desperately unlucky to be the one plucked out for suspension for a relatively common act.Theres maybe been 16 or 18 of them this year. Hes not on his own, he said.You go on track record and you see some that were so similar that have been fined.Theyve penalised him so now another 16 will go unpenalised or fined?Theyve assessed his as a bit more serious as the others so hes got to wear that.Worsfold said the two-week ban, reduced to one week with a guilty plea, wouldnt be worth argument at the tribunal.When you get one that they say is a little bit more severe than others its frustrating because its too risky to challenge it, he said.Two weeks for that would seem well and truly over the top.The Bombers were also nonplussed by a decision to penalise Courtenay Dempsey for a fourth-quarter tackle on Andrew Gaff.Dempsey met the already-airborne Gaff with force, slamming him into the ground.All-time record tackler Jude Bolton called his action perfect on Twitter but acting umpires chief Luke Ball said Dempseys accentuates the lift and then tips Gaff into a pretty vulnerable position.Worsfold disagreed and thought it looked a good tackle.I would debate it should have been a free kick, he said.All the players are aware you cant lift a player in the tackle. 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