Nobody knows SuperCoach players of a team like the fans that barrack for them week in, week out. So, we reached out to the SuperCoach community on Twitter to find out the fans’ opinion on rookies and breakout contenders from each club.
A young ruckman is set to be given a big chance at the Tigers, while a number of top draft picks will be unleashed throughout the competition. Which new faces will be given a chance at your club?
The AFL has contingencies if the coronavirus threat continues to escalate but that may not be enough to prevent matches from being played behind closed doors, or cancelled altogether.
Richmond has been a dominant team for the last three years so it comes as no surprise it has a good record against most clubs but one team in particular hates playing the Tigers, with a poor record dating back 10 years.
WEST Coast spearhead Josh Kennedy is set to miss the Eagles’ opening JLT Community Series match in February after undergoing ankle surgery.
We’ve heard it before with Jared Brennan, but Charlie Curnow really does look like the second coming of his legendary fellow clubman. Here’s how Father Christmas can put a smile on the dial of each club’s fanbase.
WEST Coast coach Adam Simpson says he isn’t worried about Lewis Jetta’s calves, despite the speedster suffering another minor setback.
HAWTHORN has passed on Luke Hodge’s famous No.15 to young defender Blake Hardwick while James Sicily has moved into Josh Gibson’s No.6. SEE THE NEW GUERNSEY NUMBERS
THE West Coast Eagles have received an early Christmas present with Elliot Yeo signing a long term deal with the club. Yeo will be an Eagle until at least the end of the 2023 season.
WEST Coast ruckman Nic Naitanui insists he’s on track to play during the AFL pre-season despite undergoing a minor procedure on his reconstructed left knee.
WEST Coast veteran Shannon Hurn believes he has plenty more to offer as skipper and he wants to retain the role while the club enters a new AFL era.
ALL 18 clubs lost some talented players in the off-season but did they manage to replace them? See who has the biggest shoes to fill at your club in 2018.
ESSENDON will invade enemy territory, Collingwood and Hawthorn head to the top end and Dustin Martin can go home during the AFL 2018 community camps.
WEST Coast will adopt Richmond’s recipe for success in a bid to become more dynamic in attack next season.
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