Geelong big man Cameron Mooney is free to play against Richmond at the MCG on Sunday after being cleared of a charge of rough play by the AFL tribunal on Tuesday night.

Mooney was booked on video evidence by the league's video reporting officer Ian Robinson but had controlling field umpire Michael Vozzo to thank for his acquittal.

Vozzo, who paid a free kick and a 50 metre penalty against Mooney at the time of the incident against St Kilda's Leigh Montagna which led to a goal for the Saints, told the tribunal on Tuesday night that even after watching video footage of the incident he still would not have laid a report.

When asked whether he felt the incident was reportable by tribunal chairman Brian Collis; Vozzo replied: "Certainly not."

"I don't believe the contact was forceful and I don't believe contact was made to the head of the player," Vozzo said.

The tribunal accepted Vozzo's evidence and wasted little time clearing the in-form Mooney, who is now free to continue to help Geelong's bid for a top four finish.