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Neale's dad wants Lions to appeal grand final ban but says son is 'in two minds'

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Neale's dad wants Lions to appeal grand final ban but says son is 'in two minds'

Lachie Neale's father says his son "will be in two minds" about whether he appeals his AFL grand final ban because he does not want to be a distraction.

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