Adam Treloar can remember no food, no electricity and how he slept on a mattress in the hallway. But the Pies star isn’t after sympathy, telling Mark Robinson about the hard times that led to him feeling unworthy.
Toby Greene is one of the most loved players at GWS. Outside the club, opinions are much more polarised. He sat down with Mark Robinson in 2016 to talk about footy, his upbringing, run-ins with the law and why he does ‘stupid s—’.
A small group of current players will be considered future AFL legends: Gazza, Buddy and Hodgey, the man’s man of football. His final match was typical of a brilliant career, writes Mark Robinson.
It’s a shame Tom Hawkins is set to miss Geelong’s preliminary final against Richmond, but it’s his own fault — and his actions after the hit gave the game away, writes Mark Robinson.
DO bogey sides really exist? Or is it slapdash rhetoric to ignore the fact one team is simply better than the other?
IT’S a game of poker. At the table is Essendon, ASADA, the AFL, the players, WADA and Stephen Dank. They look at their cards and each other.
IT’S a game of poker. At the table is Essendon, ASADA, the AFL, the players, WADA and Stephen Dank. They look at their cards and each other.
THE TACKLE: THE Western Bulldogs and Melbourne provided two iconic moments while Buddy and Nic Nat proved their worth. REPLAY ROBBO’S LIVE CHAT.
THE good, the bad and ugly are upon the football world. The ugly is obvious. The Essendon scandal will impose itself on the 2014 competition.
ESSENDON’S D-Day has arrived. Now it’s time for chairman Paul Little to launch D-Day himself, as the club strongly considers filing a Federal Court challenge today.
OLD, new, trustworthy and true. That’s my All-Australian team at the halfway mark of the season. Did Robbo get it right? Have your say
THIS hurt all involved with Richmond more than some of the insipid performances already consigned to history this season.
IT was boring and almost effective. For the neutral fans, it was the former. For Melbourne fans, it was the latter. For Pies fans, it was both.
WESTERN Bulldogs coach Brendan McCartney bristled slightly on Wednesday at the suggestion his team was irrelevant or invisible.
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