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‘It was obviously a really bad situation’: What went through Curnow’s mind when Swans teammates were banned

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‘It was obviously a really bad situation’: What went through Curnow’s mind when Swans teammates were banned

Charlie Curnow has become the face of one of the more improbable September AFL finals charges.

He opens up on a tumultuous month at the Swans.

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