He played 18 games that year and earned the first Brownlow Medal votes of his career when he kicked four goals in a win over Fitzroy.
[1] Eight rounds into the 1988 season and after serving a two-week suspension for headbutting former teammate Steven Clark, Eustice was sacked by Richmond.
[3] At Sydney he played mostly as a back pocket defender and appeared in the opening 20 rounds of the 1989 season before a broken jaw ended his year.
[4] He spent two further years with the Swans before being delisted but remained in the city and played for North Shore in the Sydney Football League.
He was the subject of media attention in 2010 when he revealed that he had undergone rehabilitation for long term drug abuse and was suffering from bipolar depression.