Collingwood under pressure as second lewd video of midfielder Jack Crisp emerges after loss to Lions

A second lewd video allegedly featuring Collingwood midfielder Jack Crisp has re-surfaced online.

The AFL club has faced a week to forget with a recent video surfacing showing a person scrolling through Snapchat images including a bearded Crisp along with images of alleged illicit substances.

The dual best-and-fairest winner was not initially suspended by the club or the AFL and played in the Pies’ shock loss to the Brisbane Lions on Thursday night.

Now the spotlight is on Crisp again with the Herald Sun reporting another historic video of the midfielder had surfaced, allegedly featuring sexually explicit content.

The recording was uploaded to a subscriber-based platform with an obscene title under a pseudonym username. The Herald Sun has reported that the video is from 2014, when Crisp was 19 years old and at the Brisbane Lions.

Crisp, pictured warming up before the Lions match, was allowed to play on Thursday but could face a suspension when he faces the AFL this week

The leaked video shows Crisp lying naked on a bed alone, and his heavily tattooed forearm and face are clearly visible.

The club’s decision to allow Crisp to play against his old side, the Lions, has sparked controversy among fans and the media, with some calling for the AFL to take action against him. 

However, Collingwood football boss Graham Wright previously defended the club’s decision, saying that Crisp is ‘a high-quality young man’ and ‘an important player for us.’ 

‘We became aware of a video yesterday involving Jack Crisp. We notified the AFL and the AFL Integrity Department,’ Wright said on Thursday. 

The second video comes after a viral video featuring a bearded Crisp was released this week that included a host of Snapchat stills

The stills from the first video also included pictures of illicit substances and images like the one above where the message includes ‘come and drink and have some lines’

Crisp could still face suspension, as the AFL says it had insufficient time to interview him or launch an investigation. He is scheduled to front the AFL this week in relation to the first video. 

Collingwood Football Club has been contacted for comment by Daily Mail Australia.

Wright also distanced Crisp’s scandal from teammate Jack Ginnivan’s drug scandal, saying they were ‘two completely different situations.’ 

Ginnivan was banned for the first two rounds of the season after being filmed taking an illicit substance in the cubicle of a nightclub and is yet to break back into the AFL side.

Crisp has played an extraordinary 191 consecutive games dating back to round 18, 2014, when he was with the Lions.