AFL

A surprising social media post has sparked fresh intrigue months after the scandal erupted.

The Swans are at ‘the bottom of the ocean’ as the scandal continues to send shockwaves through the entire industry.

Sydney chief executive Matthew Pavlich has directly apologised to fans and asked them to stick by the embattled club who will next play on Sunday.

Explosive details from inside the room can be revealed for the first time.

The five Sydney Swans players who have been suspended for the rest of the AFL season amid a police investigation into an alleged sexual assault have issued a joint statement.

The AFL has announced the five Sydney Swans players stood down for a serious breach of club standards won’t be eligible for All-Australian selection. 

The publisher of Isaac Heeney’s children’s books has revealed what’s next for the series as the Sydney Swans star faces a police investigation.

The superstar has effectively been stood down pending the police investigation.

Sydney's chief executive says if drugs were involved in the hotel incident involving five now-banned players it is potentially part of the police investigation.

Five Swans players, including star Isaac Heeney, have been banned for the rest of the season in one of the biggest controversies the AFL has ever witnessed.

Sydney chair Andrew Pridham says banned Swans players are ‘extremely remorseful for their actions’ and says the decision to ‘effectively torpedo our season’ showed how seriously the club had taken the matter.

Sydney have stood down five players for the remainder of the AFL season – including finals – in the wake of what the club described as a ‘serious breach of expected club behaviour and standards’.

Sydney hierarchy believe they have ‘torpedoed’ their season by banning five players for their behaviour at a hotel as a police investigation continues.

Callum Mills has taken it upon himself to issue an apology as the scandal continues to rock the club.

The Sydney Swans board will meet tonight to determine the fate of players involved in an alleged sexual assault after what they described as a ‘serious breach’ of club standards.

The AFL has broken its silence over the ‘deeply concerning’ alleged sexual assault incident involving Sydney Swans players.

The 30-year-old club leader is the only player who attended the police station to speak with detectives.

The board of the Sydney Swans will meet in the next 24 hours as the AFL club remains at the centre of a police investigation into an alleged sexual assault in Melbourne.