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In the game of the father: The blood ties complicating footy’s feel-good stories

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One of dozens of senior coaches and football bosses to have their judgment blinkered by blood ties, Denis Pagan coached his own son at AFL level. He believes Anthony Stevens has done the right thing by stepping away from the Kangaroos board.

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In the game of the father: The blood ties complicating footy’s feel-good stories

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