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Stood-down Crow allowed to train with SANFL club – AFL
Adelaide has given Tyson Stengle permission to train with a SANFL team while he awaits the outcome of an investigation
ADELAIDE forward Tyson Stengle has been given permission to train with a state league club as he awaits the outcome of an AFL investigation.
The Crows stood down Stengle from all AFL duties last December as they investigate a photo purported to show the 22-year-old with drugs.
The unresolved investigation follows Stengle twice being suspended for four games for separate off-field indiscretions last year.
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