Manu Samoa manager Tuala Mathew Vaea has been fined 100 pigs by his village over allegations of bad behaviour at the Rugby World Cup.
Leauva'a village chief Sala Lose said the fine was imposed because the allegations had tarnished the chiefly title bestowed on Vaea, who is a member of the village.
He was ordered at a village council meeting last weekend to provide 100 sows, which are worth about $3300, for the village.
In a report to the Samoan Prime Minister last month, captain Mahonri Schwalger criticised Mr Vaea's behaviour during the tournament.
The report claimed Mr Vaea "did not want to be there at most times" and "spent most of his time drinking". It also said that he treated the World Cup like a holiday, and was often out playing golf.