SEN footy reporter Sam Edmund said De Koning’s mask had been approved by the AFL and Geelong’s medical staff. “It’s a big mask that will cover the majority of his face. I don’t think we ...

try and get a few more wins," De Koning told AFL.com.au. "Just trying to earn the respect of my teammates and the supporters. "I think [the mask is] in the cupboard somewhere, but I have not looked at ...

While he was only sidelined for three weeks, De Koning was forced to wear a large Phantom of the Opera-style mask for two games when he returned to try and protect his face. Like several of his ...