The footy world is in mourning over the death of AFL legend Robert Walls, who won grand finals as a player and coach before ending his life using voluntary assisted dying laws on Thursday morning, aged 74. Walls - who had been fighting a rare form of cancer - was a giant figure at Carlton, where he won the 1968, 1970 and 1972 flags as a player, before going on to lead the Blues to another grand final win as coach in 1987.
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