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TOUGH as nails Hawthorn midfielder Jordan Lewis revealed his embarrassment at seeing a replay of his staging attempt against Essendon last Friday night.
Meanwhile, Carlton's Jarrad Waite was today offered a reprimand for staging on the weekend.
Lewis took a dive when Essendon's Brendon Goddard hit him with an open palm to the chest following a marking contest in the third quarter.
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No free kick was paid and adding to Lewis' woes was Goddard's ability to play on and boot the ball forward while the Hawk lay supine on the ground.
"I do remember it and, once I saw it, I didn't really like it, to be honest," Lewis explained.
"I hadn't had a kick up until then, so I thought if I can try to suck him any way, I might get my first kick.
"But, yeah, I don't want to get a reputation for that."
Goddard was amused by the incident, "It's funny how a 90kg bloke can fall over like that," he told Channel Seven's Gameday program.
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The burly forward clutched at his mouth on Friday night when King made incidental contact with his boot to Waite's chest.
"It was a little boot in the chest and Waitey has tried to suck a free kick in there." the commentator said.
Players can receive a written reprimand for staging as a first warning before financial sanctions are applied.
Essendon's Leroy Jetta was the first player to be charged for staging in 2012 and Fremantle's Ryan Crowley was reprimanded for the same offence later that year.
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