COLLINGWOOD has been issued a "please explain" by the AFL after stars Jordan De Goey and Jeremy Howe were spotted with their phones midway through Friday night's loss to West Coast.
The injured Magpies pair left the ground and headed for treatment in the change rooms, with De Goey (concussion/broken nose) caught on TV camera picking up two phones and giving one to Howe (hamstring).
AFL rules bar players from using their phones during games due to integrity concerns, with only 10 people per club allowed to access them.
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00:29
Optus Stadium erupts for Oscar after opening chase
Oscar Allen snares the opening goal for the Eagles after running down Chris Mayne
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00:57
Who said Grundy couldn't fly?
Brodie Grundy hauls in two lovely marks in the forward line and nails the resulting shots
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00:33
Allen elevates for mega mark
Oscar Allen launches himself over Jordan Roughead for a ripper mark
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00:56
Massive Magpie blow as Howe helped off
The Pies have been dealt a serious injury concern with Jeremy Howe leaving the field after landing awkwardly in this contest
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01:00
De Goey down after brutal facial injury
Injury carnage for the Pies with Jordan De Goey being ruled out of the game following this clash
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01:37
Magpie mayhem with De Goey and Howe done
The Pies have suffered some serious injury blows with star players Jordan De Goey and Jeremy Howe ruled out of the game following these injuries
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00:18
Kennedy hobbling after this potential Pie trip
Josh Kennedy limps around in the forward line after this incident involving Mark Keane
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01:00
Super Sheed giving Pies fans more nightmares
Dom Sheed snares three consecutive goals in an outrageous quarter
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08:26
Simpson: 'Our good was brilliant'
Adam Simpson sung his praises for Oscar Allen and says his side's proficiency going forward was the catalyst for an impressive win
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08:44
Bucks confirms concussion for De Goey, hammy for Howe
Nathan Buckley confirmed star players Jordan De Goey and Jeremy Howe will miss next week's game after suffering concussion and hamstring injuries respectively
Players are expected to hand over their phones to a club compliance officer before the start of each match before they are placed in a secure box.
An AFL spokesman confirmed it has requested the club explain the star duo's actions.
Collingwood's season is on thin ice at 1-4, and they face a defining match against Essendon next week.
