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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - DECEMBER 02: Will Day of the Hawks speaks to the media during a Hawthorn Hawks AFL media opportunity at Waverley Park on December 2, 2019 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Martin Keep/Getty Images)
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Dawn of a new Day at Hawthorn

His grandfather Robert was a premiership player at the Hawks. Now, former West Adelaide young gun Will Day is hoping to carry on the family legacy after starting his AFL career in the brown and gold.

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Hot Dogs lock away finals spot

Hot Dogs lock away finals spot

CENTRAL District’s season is still alive after the Bulldogs saw off a spirited West Adelaide by 42 points in Elizabeth on Saturday.

Season on the line for Bulldogs

Season on the line for Bulldogs

THIS time last year Central District was fighting to save its SANFL season. Then it was trying to snatch a finals spot. On Saturday it is trying to hold out a challenger for its fifth place.

Bone’s Q and A with Mark Mickan

Bone’s Q and A with Mark Mickan

MARK Mickan has a football resume like few others.A premiership player and best and fairest at West Adelaide in 1983. The first captain of the Brisbane Bears in 1987. All-Australian in 1988. An inaugural member of the Adelaide Football Club in 1991.

West outclassed by speedy South

West outclassed by speedy South

SOUTH Adelaide spread the love Saturday with more than half its side hitting the scoreboard on the way to a 95-point belting of West Adelaide.

Francis’ teary debut more than coincidence?

Francis’ teary debut more than coincidence?

AARON Francis didn’t witness the tears but he heard about them. “Mum and Dad were pretty emotional when they left the rooms,’’ the Loxton boy said after his father presented him with his Essendon jumper.

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