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Mad Monday celebrations successful the AFL are known for elaborate costumes and occasionally excessively galore drinks for immoderate of the protagonists.
Every present and then, they pb to superior mishaps and that’s reportedly what has happened to Swans co-captain Callum Mills.
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Channel 7’s main AFL newsman Mitch Cleary says a wrestle with a teammate astatine the club’s Mad Monday celebrations - the word for a team’s last get-together erstwhile its play has ended - went horribly incorrect for Mills.
The Sydney prima has reportedly undergone enarthrosis country arsenic a effect of the wrestle and is successful “severe doubt” to line-up astatine the commencement of the 2024 campaign.
“And contiguous we tin uncover the daze country for Callum Mills aft Mad Monday celebrations went wrong,” Cleary said.
“He injured his enarthrosis portion wrestling with a teammate astatine the post-season drinks.
“And (he) is present successful terrible uncertainty for circular 1 adjacent year.”
It was not confirmed who Mills had been wrestling with oregon the nonstop quality of the injury.
The Swans person been contacted for comment.
The 26-year-old Mills had his champion play arsenic a nonrecreational 12 months ago, named an All Australian and nine champion and fairest successful 2022.
Elevated to co-captain alongside Luke Parker and Dane Rampe, Mills played successful 20 matches for the Swans this season.
He missed 4 matches successful the mediate of the twelvemonth owed to a calf complaint, returning successful circular 15 arsenic the Swans made a precocious complaint towards the finals aft a fearfulness archetypal fractional of the year.
Mills led the Swans onto the MCG for their elimination last against Carlton connected 8 September, which ended with a six-point defeat.
It is apt the nine had its accepted Mad Monday celebrations connected the pursuing Monday, 11 September.
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