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History made as former AFL player comes out as gay

A former Brisbane Lions player has become the first openly-gay past or present AFL player during a radio interview on Wednesday.

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Ex-Lion, SANFL champion and Hall of Famer becomes first AFL player to come out as gay

Former Brisbane Lions player Leigh Ryswyk has become the first past or present male AFL player to come out as gay.

He follows in the footsteps of ex-West Coast defender Mitch Brown, who came out as bisexual last year.

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Ryswyk played one game for the Lions in 2005, his second season after being selected with pick 67 in the rookie draft after impressing at Southport.

He recorded four disposals in a win over Fremantle while wearing the recently-retired Shaun Hart’s number 32.

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