Brown's five-goal haul helped Greater Western Sydney claim a 32-point win over Premiership champions Collingwood on Saturday
Former Derry underage prospect Callum Brown was the star of the show as Greater Western Sydney made a winning start to the new AFL season with a comprehensive 114 to 82 win over Collingwood at the Engie Stadium on Saturday.
Brown penned a new two-year deal with GWS last year, but has previously spoken of his ambition to return home to chase an All-Ireland Senior title with Derry.Brown was one of the standout players in the Derry minor team of 2017 and played in the so-called David Clifford All-Ireland MFC of that year with the Fossa star scoring 4-4.
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