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Doggies whimper against Swans, Big Tex gorgeous on the left, Gold Coast own the Hawks again, McDonald-Tipungwuti lights up Etihad and Jeremy Howe performs his usual aerial brilliance.
Celebrities slide for the Big Freeze to raise money to fight MND at the MCG Round 12 match between Melbourne Demons and the Collingwood Magpies on Monday.
Doggies whimper against Swans, Big Tex gorgeous on the left, Gold Coast own the Hawks again, McDonald-Tipungwuti lights up Etihad and Jeremy Howe performs his usual aerial brilliance.
The league's football operations department is reviewing video of the match.
Maxwell could be cautioned or even fined if the AFL decides he has breached the rules.
Former Collingwood captain Nick Maxwell gives instructions from the Giants bench. Photo: Getty Images
It is three years since the AFL cracked down on runners, amid concerns they were getting in the way of players and umpires.
Runners are no longer allowed within 25 metres of a stoppage and they must stay outside the 50-metre arc if there is a stoppage in that area.
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Maxwell could be in trouble for the amount of time he spent on the ground during the game.
It has also emerged he positioned himself along the edge of the centre square for several Carlton kick-ins.
SEN commentator Danny Frawley, also a part-time coach at St Kilda, said Maxwell effectively was blocking space at kick-ins.
"If you actually watch the runners at the moment, they're just out there far too long. Sprint on, sprint off, [don't be] out there for five to six minutes at a time," Frawley said.
"[Maxwell] is just biting off too much at the moment. He's out there coaching, telling players where to run."
AAP
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