Former Derry underage star could be in line for his AFL debut
Callum Brown listed as an emergency sub for this weekend s clash with Brisbane Lions
Callum Brown could be in line for his AFL debut. (Pic: GWS Giants)
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Former Derry underage GAA star Callum Brown could be in line for a first outing in the AFL after he was listed as an emergecy sub for GWS Giants game with Brisbane Lions at the Gabba stadium on Saturday.
He will become the club’s fifth debutant of the season, following in the footsteps of Mayo s Cora Staunton who became the first Irishwoman in the AFLW, playing for the GIANTS across the past four seasons.
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