Can the Tillys keep the momentum going if there’s no World Cup?
The skill of the Matildas players is far more advanced than AFLW players but the harsh reality is Football Australia must now stand alone to provide for the game, writes Graham Cornes.
The skill of the Matildas players is far more advanced than AFLW players but the harsh reality is Football Australia must now stand alone to provide for the game, writes Graham Cornes.
Matthew Nicks is not going to be distracted by another close loss. He has an ambitious vision and it’s slowly taking shape, writes Graham Cornes.
One day, someone will look back and regret how poorly Port Adelaide club doctor Mark Fisher has been treated during the club’s concussion controversy, writes Graham Cornes.
Victoria beats its chest and boasts that Melbourne is the sporting capital of the world. It may have just killed off a global event, writes Graham Cornes.
It was inevitable Stuart Dew would be sacked from his position as the coach of the Gold Coast Suns, as the “Curse of Carrara” claims another victim.
Matthew Nicks’ men are most vulnerable when they start favourite. That’s not a problem this weekend, writes Graham Cornes.
South Australia has lost two icons. And while both are local legends, the two men’s lives could not have been more different, writes Graham Cornes.
He still can’t forgive Port Adelaide for the “treachery” of 1990 but Graham Cornes says the football they are playing in 2023 is turning haters into lovers.
Umpires have weaponised the 50m penalty, writes Graham Cornes, and are using against players for just looking at them wrong way.
There are many questions still unanswered in Hawthorn’s racism scandal, but something in particular stands out, writes Graham Cornes.
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