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A Tigers great is helping this former Sun spark a Blues revival for the ages

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Scott Spits, Hannah Kennelly
A Tigers great is helping this former Sun spark a Blues revival for the ages
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Five Sydney Swans players remain suspended indefinitely as police investigate allegations of sexual assault. Coach Dean Cox confirmed there is no current timeframe for their return as the club prepares for the AFL finals.

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This incident involves serious legal allegations and has significant implications for the club's performance and reputation during the finals series.

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Share A A A In today’s AFL Briefing, your wrap of footy news: Swans coach Dean Cox didn’t rule out Isaac Heeney, Nick Blakey, Chad Warner, James Jordon or Riley Bice from returning to the club this season. Carlton’s Ben Ainsworth has been working on his mindset this season with Richmond premiership great Alex Rance. Max Holmes is firming to return for the Cats’ knockout final against Carlton. Sydney coach Dean Cox has not ruled out their five suspended players making a return to the club before the end of the season.

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