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AFLW round nine: Dal Santo jokes he ‘should have quit earlier’ after equal record low one week, win the next
On Friday, St Kilda announced they had parted ways with Nick Dal Santo after eight consecutive losses – including last week’s defeat, in which they equalled the lowest score in AFLW history.
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What happenedOn Friday, St Kilda announced they had parted ways with Nick Dal Santo after eight consecutive losses – including last week’s defeat, in which they equalled the lowest score in AFLW history.
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AFLW round nine: Dal Santo jokes he ‘should have quit earlier’ after equal record low one week, win the next
On Friday, St Kilda announced they had parted ways with Nick Dal Santo after eight consecutive losses – including last week’s defeat, in which they equalled the lowest score in AFLW history.
AFLW round nine: Dal Santo jokes he ‘should have quit earlier’ after equal record low one week, win the next
On Friday, St Kilda announced they had parted ways with Nick Dal Santo after eight consecutive losses – including last week’s defeat, in which they equalled the lowest score in AFLW history.