Live The Moment ready to follow his destiny
Trainer Peter Robl is hoping Live The Moment can replicate the success his ironcast sibling Destiny’s Kiss enjoyed at Wyong racecourse over the years, and notch his first victory.
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The kick before the kick that won Port Adelaide the game
Before Robbie Gray’s game-winning heroics, someone had to kick it to him – and it was a 26-year-old playing his first game in two years. Sam Mayes recounts the final play and opens up on his perspective on footy.
‘He’s due’: How Teague predicted Gray heartbreaker
Carlton coach David Teague had a sinking feeling in his stomach when Port Adelaide’s Robbie Gray marked the footy on the boundary with 20 seconds to go and the Power down three. What happened next would have made him sick.
Eagles put Pies on notice with derby demolition
It was a night of milestones for West Coast on Sunday – celebrating Josh Kennedy’s 250th game with a win over Fremantle and in the process setting a new derby record. But the focus quickly shifted to a huge Round 8 encounter.
Roos deny risking Ziebell after setback
North Melbourne says captain Jack Ziebell’s latest injury setback was “bad luck” after he went down early in the club’s loss to Richmond. Plus, the latest on Jordan De Goey and Joel Selwood’s injuries.
Classy filly an Instant Celebrity
Experienced trainer Phillip Stokes has a lofty opinion of Instant Celebrity and it was clear why after the classy filly blitzed the field in the Listed Oaklands Plate at Morphettville.
How Crows struck out drafting star Sun
A Round 19 loss to Carlton last year may have seemed insignificant at the time – but it played a huge part in Adelaide letting Matt Rowell slip through its fingers. Plus, trade and contract latest.
Stokes hopes filly’s an Instant hit
Trainer Phillip Stokes has a high opinion of promising two-year-old Instant Celebrity and could be tempted to shoot for the stars in the spring if she can win the Oaklands Plate.
Stick the Showdown tricks up your jumper, Port
Port Adelaide’s always wanted more than its fair share and with the black and white jumper push is just the latest example of the club’s disregard for the footy public, writes Graham Cornes.
List analysis: How Pies should spend $1.5m in cap space
Collingwood has two potential superstars who are out of contract. Both are about to hit their primes and could carry the club to success for years to come. But how do you fit them into only $1.5m in cap space?
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