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Sydney Swans engage external advisers to review embattled AFL club’s culture

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Club grappling with cultural problem after off-season incident Club CEO Matthew Pavlich ‘bitterly disappointed’ in Tom Papley The Sydney Swans have engaged external advisers to review the embattled AFL club’s culture following the Melbourne hotel incident…

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