With a woeful 2024 season in the rear-view mirror, a Port fanatic who knows his footy has called Adelaide’s number to bounce back in 2025, and for Crows’ fans, he just has to be right, writes Graham Cornes.
Handing two of the most disappointing teams of the past decade the most coveted timeslots in the 2025 AFL fixture is inexplicable and scandalous, writes Graham Cornes.
Friendships have ended over honest opinions in the past. Let’s hope that’s not the case here, writes Graham Cornes.
With the AFL seeking input on several proposed rule changes, Graham Cornes asks does the AFL really listen to its stakeholders. Or are they another example of the belligerent corporate entity?
If you’ve got a talented son lucky enough to be picked up in the AFL draft, here’s the staggering deal he’ll be looking at, writes Graham Cornes.
Even with absolutely all factors taken into account, it’s a farce, writes Graham Cornes.
At Port it’s Ken Hinkley who endures the wrath of the disenchanted and impatient supporters. At Adelaide it’s the list management team, writes Graham Cornes.
The AFL’s silly season is only just beginning. But Graham Cornes says if the early results are any sign, Crows fans can get excited about 2025.
A grand final where the result was in doubt until the final siren. Ted Lasso parallels and underdog fairytales. SA footy is kicking goals and, as Graham Cornes says, it’s time the AFL took notice.
The difference between the Port and Sydney on Friday night was stark and a little sad, writes Graham Cornes.
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