The AFL faces fresh scandal in the wake of the Sydney suspensions and sexual assault allegations due to the antics of Richmond players at their Mad Monday function.
Video has emerged of Tigers players at a Victorian country pub said to be re-enacting what was alleged to have happened involving Swans players in their Melbourne hotel room a week ago.
Five Sydney players have been suspended for breaching club standards, and a police investigation continues.
In the Richmond video, a player can be seen feigning shock as he is spanked on his rear by a teammate.
Another teammate whips a fellow player on the back with a belt.
Richmond was contacted for comment by AAP.
Also on Monday, AFL chief executive Andrew Dillon delivered a strongly-worded statement at the league's finals launch.
As the Swans crisis continues, Dillon said respect for women was not negotiable.
There have been several incidents over the past few years at Mad Monday celebrations - the day to mark a club's end of season - that have sparked controversy about player behaviour.
Five Swans players - Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner, Nick Blakey, Riley Bice and James Jordon - were on Wednesday suspended for the rest of the season for "breaching club standards" over the Melbourne hotel incident.
No charges have been laid and AAP is not suggesting any wrongdoing on the part of the five suspended players.
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