Sydney Swans have decided not to renew the contracts of fringe players Dan Robinson and Harry Marsh.
Starting off as rookies with the Swans, each player featured in 25 games for the club. Nine of those were played this season.
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Sydney Swans Head of Football Tom Harley acknowledged the duo's contribution to the club.
“It’s always a difficult time of year for a player to hear that their time at the Club has come to an end,” Harley said.
“Both Dan and Harry have been terrific members of the team and have been first-class clubmen too.
“We thank Dan and Harry for their time at Sydney and wish them all the best for the future.”
The Club has made a further two changes to our playing list for 2019.
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Marsh, who was drafted with the Swans in 2012, played three finals in the club's campaign to reach the 2016 Grand Final against the Western Bulldogs.
The Swans also delisted Alex Johnson, Dean Towers, Jake Brown, Jordan Foote and Angus Styles last month.
Fremantle, Port Adelaide and the West Coast also announced list changes on Monday.
Clubs must submit their lists with the AFL on October 31.