West Coast Eagles recruit Liam Baker spoken to by police after incident in Northbridge on Saturday night

West Coast recruit Liam Baker spoke with police after an incident in Northbridge on Saturday night. The West Australian can confirm the 26-year-old was spoken to by police at the popular nightspot, but was not arrested or charged. There is no suggestion of wrongdoing by the Richmond premiership player. Baker was the big name recruit for the Eagles this off-season, crossing from Richmond where he won two premierships from 129 games in seven seasons. He signed a five-year deal at West Coast, tying him up at the club until the end of 2029. A vice-captain at the Tigers, Baker was involved in the high-profile trade between the Eagles, Richmond and Carlton that also led to small forward Matt Owies heading west. Baker was joined by good friend and fellow former Tiger Jack Graham, who signed a four-year deal as an unrestricted free agent. The Subiaco-product inherited the famous No.3 guernsey at the Eagles, becoming only the fourth Eagle to wear it after two-time premiership player Chris Mainwaring, Brownlow medallist Chris Judd and retired wingman Andrew Gaff.