Written by Aaron Edwards, on 01-10-2007 09:48

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 Chris Mainwaring an Australian Rules Football player died from suspected overdose.

Chris Mainwaring played in the AFL and played with the West Coast Eagles.

A former West Coast Eagles Player in the AFL passed away at the age of 41, he was rushed to hospital after midnight after collapsing at home. He was taken to Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital from his home in Cottesloe.

Sources have stated that Chris Mainwaring showed symtoms of drug use that night it has not been confrimed as the main cause of death.

Chris Mainwaring played in both grand finals in 1992 and 1994 against geelong. He originated  from Western Australia and played with East Fremantle Football club  in the Western Australia Football League. 

 There has been a history of Mainwaring being caught taking drugs. He was  caught smoking Cannabis when playing football with the Eagles and was arrested. At the present moment  information released has been minimal as to how and when Chris Mainwarings died.

Chris started playing for the West Coast Eagles in 1987 and played 201 games for the West Coast Eagles between 1987 and 1999.  

Chris Mainwaring has been involved in the media working with the Channel Seven News Team in Perth and regulary on radio stations such as Mix 94.5 on the Botica's Bunch. 

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