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Christopher Douglas Mainwaring (27 December 1965 – 1 October 2007) was an Australian rules footballer who played for the West Coast Eagles in the Australian Football League (AFL) and for the East Fremantle Football Club in the West Australian Football League (WAFL).
20 mars 2010 · A confidential report found that the former AFL player and sports broadcaster died of a seizure after taking too much cocaine. His former wife and Richmond's Ben Cousins were involved in the events before his death.
19 mars 2010 · TRAGIC Eagles legend Chris Mainwaring had access to a plate of cocaine in the hours before his death, a report prepared by State Coroner Alastair Hope reveals.
The Mainwaring tragedy in 2007 rocked the AFL world and beyond. He was found dead in his home and the WA State Coroner’s report later revealed it was caused by a cocaine overdose. The 41-year-old was an icon on the WA sporting landscape and, as Langer said, “much loved” by all those knew him.
1 oct. 2007 · West Coast Eagles legend and sports presenter Chris Mainwaring has died in Perth. The dual AFL Premiership player died after being rushed from his Cottesloe home to Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in the early hours of this morning.
1 oct. 2007 · West Coast Eagles great Chris Mainwaring has died overnight in mysterious circumstances. The 41-year-old was a member of the Eagles' original squad, and played in two premiership teams. He later took up a successful career in the media.
29 sept. 2017 · Ten years after his death from a cocaine overdose, the family of former West Coast star Chris Mainwaring will scatter his ashes and celebrate his life. His wife Rani and children Maddy and Zac share their memories of the champion footballer and TV personality.
