The Warriors assistant coach who grabbed a journalist by the throat says he regrets his outburst in Las Vegas and wants to move on from the saga.
A club statement on Wednesday said Richard Agar had a "different view" on the contents of the breach notice handed down after the incident, which occurred on game day during the NRL's second annual trip to the US earlier this month.
But Agar has nevertheless accepted the punishment offered by the NRL last week, meaning he will miss three matches and pay $5000 in fines.
