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Troubled AFL star Sam Fisher's old teammates have rallied around him as he awaits sentencing after pleading guilty to trafficking a kilogram of methamphetamine earlier this month.
The 41-year-old appeared at the Victorian County Court on April 4 via video link, where he formally pleaded guilty to six charges.
They include trafficking a large commercial quantity of methamphetamine, trafficking cocaine and possessing drugs including LSD, ketamine and testosterone.
Fisher, a past All-Australian and two-time St Kilda best and fairest, organised for a parcel containing one kilogram of methylamphetamine and 84 grams of cocaine to be sent from Melbourne to Perth.
Fisher (pictured outside a Melbourne court last month) is facing up to five years in jail after pleading guilty to trafficking a kilogram of methamphetamine, among other charges
His St Kilda teammates have refused to turn their backs on him despite the shocking nature of his crimes, with Steven Baker (second from right) posting a series of photos of stars including Nick Dal Santo and Stephen Milne supporting Fisher (third from left) recently (pictured)
He has spent the last 18 months being treated for drug addiction in a rehabilitation facility and faces up to five years and four months in jail.
But despite his shocking crimes, his teammates from his days at St Kilda have refused to turn
