Collingwood investigating viral video involving Jack Crisp
Collingwood has revealed it is investigating a viral video involving star midfielder Jack Crisp.
The video shows a person scrolling through screenshots from several Snapchat clips, with many featuring a bearded Crisp and at least one message appearing to reference illicit substances.
One message also appears to be derogatory to females.
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"The club has been in contact with the AFL and will work through the situation before providing a further update," Collingwood said in a statement on Wednesday night.
Jack Crisp of Collingwood. Getty Images
Essendon legend Matthew Lloyd weighed in on the matter on Nine's Footy Classified.
"It's tough for all parties involved — Jack, his whole family and the Collingwood Football Club — going into (Thursday night's) game," Lloyd said.
"But more importantly as a family — that's when it really hits hard."
In 2014 in his time at the Brisbane Lions, Crisp was found to have placed $129 worth of bets on AFL markets.
He was fined $5000 and ordered to undergo counselling.
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Crisp has played 203 AFL games, including 18 for Brisbane and 185 for Collingwood.
Crisp, 29, joined the Magpies at the end of the 2014 season.
