Manly star Manase Fainu has become the latest player suspended under the NRL’s ‘no fault’ stand-down policy after being hit with three charges relating to a stabbing in Sydney's south-west last Friday night.

Fainu has been charged with wounding a person with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, affray and recklessly causing grievous bodily harm in company over the incident at a church dance in Wattle Grove.

Manase Fainu (centre) arrives at Liverpool police station with manager Mario Tartak (left) and legal representative Elias Tabchouri. Credit:Louise Kennerley

The 21-year-old was arrested and refused bail after turning himself in to Liverpool Police Station at about 8.10am on Tuesday morning with his manager Mario Tartak and legal representative, Elias Tabchouri.

"We respect the decision of the court, but we don't agree with it," Tabchouri said.