AFL star retires after lewd image apology
One of the saddest careers footy has seen recently has ended immediately with an apology for “inappropriate” behaviour.
One of the saddest careers footy has seen recently has ended immediately with an apology for “inappropriate” behaviour.
Two big names have been cleared to line up for Collingwood but the news for the unbeaten Swans is not as positive heading into the Sydney derby. All club injury updates.
North Melbourne gun Ben Cunnington will be free to take on Geelong this weekend after successfully appealing his one-week ban at the tribunal.
He’s the best caller in the game but footy fans are convinced Anthony Hudson suffered an embarrassing slip of the tongue.
THE AFL will review its execution of the advantage rule after one call in the Hawthorn-Essendon clash could have had a big say on the match.
ANDREW Gaff is expected to fly to Melbourne to face the AFL Tribunal, where he will argue the strike that will almost certainly end his season was the result of a chest punch gone wrong.
HAWTHORN’S newest Rising Star might come from a rich football pedigree, but his path to becoming one of the game’s brightest talents wasn’t always set in stone.
COLLINGWOOD is confident defender Darcy Moore will play again this season despite a fourth hamstring scare this year. See every club’s injury list and expert selection analysis.
HE turns 36 later this year but with his Hawthorn side in sight of the finals and his own continuing good form, veteran Shaun Burgoyne isn’t ready to hang up the boots just yet.
CAN Essendon, Sydney or Adelaide still sneak into the top eight? Could the Cats miss the finals? After a crazy weekend, it’s time to get the calculator out. FINALS PREDICTION
ROUND 20, 2018 has seen something happen never before seen in VFL/AFL history as Hawthorn, North Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney and the Western Bulldogs claim wins. Re-cap Super Saturday here.
HAWTHORN coach Alastair Clarkson has the advantage rule in his sights after a contentious decision almost cost his side victory in a thrilling contest against Essendon.
SOME thrive on pressure, and some don’t. When Hawthorn met Essendon at the MCG, one was going to crack. And some familiar faces led the Hawks to the sweetest of wins over their arch rival.
WE’VE reached the business end of the season. Is your club a contender or a pretender? MICK MALTHOUSE runs his eye over all the remaining teams and gives his ultimate top eight, top four and flag chances.
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