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Swans coach Dean Cox says he “always believed” his side could upset the odds and beat Brisbane in Saturday’s qualifying final. But whatever happens next, their captain won’t be involved. Swans coach Dean Cox says he “always believed” his side could upset the odds and beat Brisbane in Saturday’s qualifying final. But whatever happens next, their captain won’t be involved.
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Reported context includes the following: Swans coach Dean Cox says he “always believed” his side could upset the odds and beat Brisbane in Saturday’s qualifying final. But whatever happens next, their captain won’t be involved. Swans coach Dean Cox says he “always believed” his side could upset the odds and beat Brisbane in Saturday’s qualifying final. But whatever happens next, their captain won’t be involved.
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