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Luke Beveridge addressed Chris Grant’s absence of the hundreds of Gala celebrations of Western Bulldogs on Monday night, and said that the former executive football manager and the champion player was a “critical figure” in the club.
Grant chose to protect his imposed exile from Whitten Oval, and chose to stay away from the date of Bulldogs ‘Ej Whitten and current captain Marcus Bontelli, which was called Bulldogs’ largest 25 players.
Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge and Club Great Chris Grant 2020.Credit: AFL Photos
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At the end of the 2023 season of the football manager to invalidate the coach and long -term assistant Rohan Smith on the decision of the football manager after the decision of the football manager and the tensions between Grant and Beveridge flared.
Bulldogs General Manager Ameet Bains strongly rejected a slit reports between the couple. Grant refused to comment and was contacted for a comment.
Grant’s second hundred hundreds of celebrations this year after staying away from a past player in the second round.
“It would be great to have Chris there there [on Monday night] For him, especially when you think about the effect on our football club, Bev Beveridge said at a press conference on Thursday.
Bile Even in times when the club was not financially and our survival was questioned, Granty was a critical figure with this journey to show his loyalty, as Marcus had recently.
“That’s why it would be great to accept Chris as part of the 25 recognized 25, but unfortunately it wasn’t there. He didn’t reduce the celebration. We celebrated everyone there.
“As you know, there is a series of gentlemen in this world that is no longer with us, and there was a great celebration to have representatives from their families, who they were, as men who influenced our foot club.”
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