From the first bounce, the intent was clear. As the smoke cleared and Port Adelaide were handed an 84-point thrashing, now the head coach is once again in the crosshairs, writes Graham Cornes.
The Power chairman’s SANFL spray teeters between irrational and hysterical. An apology would be a good idea, writes Graham Cornes.
If the Victorian-born star’s management isn’t calling Melbourne clubs already, you can bet they’re calling him, writes Graham Cornes.
Taylor Walker’s eye injury sent a scare through the ranks of Crows’ followers, however, there is a much bigger issue yet to play out writes Graham Cornes.
The Olympic Games is the biggest sporting event in the world, but it just doesn’t feel right without the ‘special’ man making his iconic calls, writes Graham Cornes.
He may not realise it, but these last matches of the year are vital to Matthew Nicks’s future, writes Graham Cornes.
A survey has revealed the AFL’s biggest issues according to fans, including the standard of umpiring and the game’s constant rule changes, writes Graham Cornes.
50 years on after the historic win over Glenelg, the 1974 Sturt premiership team will reunite to celebrate their magnificent feat writes Graham Cornes.
Isaac Heeney’s ban and ineligibility for the Brownlow Medal is the final straw for Graham Cornes, who says AFL used to be flint-hard but is now marshmallow-soft.
With club greats being shown the door on the team’s terms as of late, Adelaide need to show loyalty and gratitude to one of its modern greats writes Graham Cornes.
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