Six-year-old cancer patient celebrates 'best mate' Daicos's Brownlow win
As Collingwood's Nick Daicos made Brownlow history, he shared his time in the spotlight with someone special — six-year-old cancer patient Logan.
A six-year-old cancer patient, Logan, who was diagnosed with neuroblastoma at just one year old, celebrated alongside his best mate, Collingwood player Nick Daicos, after Daicos won the historic Brownlow Medal. The two formed a close friendship through Logan's Make-A-Wish experience, and Daicos made sure to include a shout-out for his young friend during the award ceremony.
Logan, who has been battling cancer, watched his best mate receive the award from his home in Warragul, expressing his happiness and excitement. Daicos, who claimed the top AFL honour with a record-breaking 47 votes, spoke about the platform they have to impact people like Logan and the bond they share.
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