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Sport editor, Guardian Australia
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Sydney Swans confirm no other club representatives were in Melbourne hotel room

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By Martin Pegan Verified, Mike Hytner Verified
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Sydney Swans senior coach Dean Cox (left) and captain Callum Mills speak to media at Swans HQ. Photograph: Bianca de Marchi/AAP The Sydney Swans have insisted the five players suspended for failing to uphold club standards were the only club representatives present in a Melbourne hotel room in the early hours of Monday morning, as coach Dean Cox admitted “a culture isn’t perfect”.
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Sydney Swans confirm no other club representatives were in Melbourne hotel room

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By Martin Pegan Verified, Mike Hytner Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Martin Pegan and Mike Hytner The Sydney Swans have insisted the five players suspended for failing to uphold club standards were the only club representatives present in a Melbourne hotel room in the early hours of Monday morning, as coach Dean Cox admitted “a culture isn't perfect”.
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Football Australia and AFC welcome Fifa climbdown on World Cup sell-off plan

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By Mike Hytner Verified
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
Fifa president Gianni Infantino. Fifa's decision to withdraw plans to sell off stakes in the World Cup has been welcomed by Football Australia and the AFC.
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