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Sam Fisher gets advice from former captain while facing drug charges

Sam Fisher was recently arrested for some serious drug trafficking charges and has chosen to remain in custody. Riewoldt gives his take.

Shannon Alexander by Shannon Alexander
23-05-2022 23:10
in Lifestyle
Sam Fisher gets advice from former captain while facing drug charges

Nick Riewoldt pictured on the right recently weighed in regarding Sam Fisher's drug charges. Photo: News Weekly

Sam Fisher has had some issues in the past, but it appears that his family and peers did not realize how bad it has become. His former captain Nick Riewoldt shared what he thought about the situation. 

Riewoldt on Sam Fisher with drug charges

While appearing on Fox Footy’s On The Couch, Nick Riewoldt gave his thoughts on what Fisher is going through right now. 

As shared by Fox News, Nick Riewoldt strongly felt that AFL players have no idea what they’re getting themselves into after retiring. Agreeing with him was Jonathan Brown. Who said AFL players like Sam Fisher do not know what they’re in for after leaving the AFL. 

While sharing that Sam Fisher did have some issues, Riewoldt felt that more could be done to protect AFL players. Before they eventually leave the system. 

The players union and the league doesn’t protect their players

During explaining the situation AFL players put themselves in. Riewoldt added that players like Sam Fisher do not live a regular life. When playing for the AFL adding that they earn up 100 000 a year. Unlike the average joe.  

Leigh Montagna, Nick Riewoldt and Sam Fisher sing the song after the latter’s final game in 2016. Picture: Colleen Petch.
Sam is pictured on the right singing with Nick and another teammate. Photo: News Corp Australia/ Colleen Petch

“Players, when they’re playing the game, have time, money, and little appreciation of what life looks like on the outside … and drugs,” 

Nick Riewoldt

For Nick Riewoldt, men like Sam Fisher ended up in severe issues like drug trafficking due to a lack of support by the league and the player’s union. In his emotional advice given to Sam, Nick urged players to draw the line and eventually say enough is enough. 

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