Cheer, cheer the black and the white? Dancers may be on the Pies' menu?

By Daniel Cherny
Updated March 27 2014 - 5:13pm, first published 1:25pm
Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders are perhaps the most famous in the world.
Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders are perhaps the most famous in the world.
Cheerleaders are still a part of matchday entertainment in the NRL. Photo: Jonathan Carroll
Cheerleaders are still a part of matchday entertainment in the NRL. Photo: Jonathan Carroll
Carlton Bluebirds hopefuls go through their paces.
Carlton Bluebirds hopefuls go through their paces.
The Sydney Swanettes entertain the crowd. Photo: David Johns
The Sydney Swanettes entertain the crowd. Photo: David Johns
Melbourne Storm cheerleaders doing their routine. Photo: Wayne Taylor
Melbourne Storm cheerleaders doing their routine. Photo: Wayne Taylor
Collingwood are considering introducing male and female dancers to game-day entertainment similar to what is seen in Twenty20 cricket.
Collingwood are considering introducing male and female dancers to game-day entertainment similar to what is seen in Twenty20 cricket.

They've been largely missing from the football scene since the days of Sydney's Swanettes and Carlton's Bluebirds, but Collingwood appears to be considering re-introducing dancers at its AFL matches.

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