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Five Swans players banned from attending Brownlow

Brisbane Times ·
Five Swans players banned from attending Brownlow

AFL CEO Andrew Dillon says the five Swans players suspended by Sydney for breaching the club’s behavioural standards have also been banned from attending the Brownlow Medal count.

Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner, Nick Blakey, Riley Bice and James Jordon were stood down for the remainder of the season after drinking, staying out late and inviting women back to the team hotel following their win over Essendon in round 23.

The five players are still eligible to win the award for the AFL’s best and fairest player.

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