Former West Coast defender Mitch Brown says he couldnt help but feel lost after failing to find a new AFL home, but hes made peace with the outcome and doesnt hold any regrets.Brown turned down a contract extension at the Eagles in a bid to find a new AFL club in Melbourne, where his netballer wife Shae had moved.But Browns AFL dream came to a crushing end after being overlooked in the national, rookie and pre-season drafts.Aged just 27 and with 94 games under his belt, Brown felt he had plenty more to give on the AFL stage.But the 195cm veteran is weighing up whether to continue his football career at a lower level, or embark on a different profession.Brown revealed he didnt even listen to Mondays rookie draft.Instead, he caught a train in Melbourne just for fun, before his manager called to deliver the bad news that hed been overlooked.Its been a total mind explosion, Brown told EON Sports Radio.I sort of made peace with it all. But it did hit home a little bit.Since then, my phone has been flat out from country teams. Theres been some towns Ive never heard of before wanting my services next year.I really dont know whether I want to play footy.Brown was snared by the Eagles as a 17-year-old with pick No.16 in the 2006 national draft.He said being cut loose from the AFL system had been a weird experience, especially after spending all of his adult life there.Theres been guys who have played 10, 15 years at the Eagles ... and theyre 100 per cent set for life after footy, Brown said.But they still go through this period of six or 12 months where they have this loss of identity.It nearly happens to everyone, because we follow this schedule for so long.We literally get a piece of paper that tells you you have to be here, here and here - for 10 years.Suddenly, you wake up and say, What do I do?.Brown praised the AFL Players Association for making sure axed or retired players werent cast entirely into the wilderness after their career.But he felt more improvements could be made.It does take a lot of courage to ask for help and be vulnerable, Brown said.Because for all your career, you get built up by the fans as this hero, and you can do literally anything.So you finish your career and go, I actually need some help.Brown described himself as a hopeless romantic, and he fully supported wife Shaes decision to join Collingwood in Australias new Super Netball competition, which starts in February. 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As far as statements go, they dont come much bigger or bolder than the one made by Sydney and superstar forward Lance Franklin with their stunning second-half onslaught against St Kilda on Saturday night.The Swans led by five points at halftime at Etihad Stadium but then showed the rest of the competition the sort of irresistible, high-intensity footy theyre capable of, outscoring the Saints 15 goals to four on their way to a 70-point demolition.It was just a really powerful second half ... just a fantastic second half, Swans coach John Longmire said.We probably got our hardness right, which was good, and our pressure on the opposition was good and then we were able to use the ball going forward (as well).We were able to get a combination of the hardness and the effort but also a bit of the finish and the composure.That mix in the second half really stood out to us.And with just two games left until finals, Franklin hit peak form with a brilliant 28-disposal, six-goal display as the Swans emphatically consolidated theiir hold on second spot.ddddddddddddBuddy grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck after a hotly-contested first half with 15 possessions and three goals in an inspired third-term effort.He had a pretty reasonable third quarter ... he was getting involved up the ground - that was the thing that we noticed, Longmire said.Thats what makes him a good player - he can play right up the ground and then be so useful going into the forward 50.It was a pretty handy quarter.But while Franklin was an obvious standout, Sydney had winners all over the ground.Dan Hannebery, Josh Kennedy and Luke Parker dominated the stoppages after halftime with Callum Mills and Aliir Aliir eye-catching in defence.And if the Swans werent looking formidable enough heading into September, Longmire confirmed they will most likely welcome back Kurt Tippett from a long-term hamstring injury against North Melbourne next week. 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