Leppa v Barrett: Voss acts as peacemaker
CATCH-UPS in the football world can end in tears if wrong people cross paths and that’s what happened at The Footy Show Grand Final after-party when an ex-coach had to be physically restrained.
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’There you go, I am the greatest’
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