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Geelong superstar Patrick Dangerfield.

Danger zone: The key area 35-year-old Cats skipper is producing career-best numbers in

Patrick Dangerfield’s game on Saturday night as a counterpoint to that of Jordan De Goey, 29, could not have been stronger.

  • Michael Gleeson

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Bailey Smith suggests his former captain took the bait.

Did Bont take the bait? Smith trades barbs with former skipper after Ballarat dig

Cats star Bailey Smith and former Bulldogs teammate Marcus Bontempelli have traded barbs ahead of the two sides’ eagerly awaited clash to open round 11 in Geelong later this month.

  • Jon Pierik
A modern-day Hawthorn great, Sam Mitchell knows success.

The Hawks’ hard calls: One key reason for their edge over the competition

The Hawks are the only team to have won premierships in every decade from the 1960s. They have been, by any measure, the club that has been most successful since the game turned semi, then fully, professional.

  • Jake Niall
Clayton Oliver and Christian Petracca.

‘Incredible bravery’: Demons star Christian Petracca speaks out to praise teammate Clayton Oliver

While Super Saturday dished up some one-sided thumpings, the best was saved for last as the Cats and Magpies went toe-to-toe. Meanwhile, Christian Petracca offered special praise for Clayton Oliver.

  • Danny Russell, Roy Ward, Jon Pierik, Andrew Wu and Steve Barrett
Some of Aussie Rules footy’s great ruckmen: John Nicholls, Graham ‘Polly’ Farmer, Simon Madden, Dean Cox, and Max Gawn.

Where does Max Gawn fit in the AFL’s ruck pantheon? Some of the game’s greats have their say

The Melbourne skipper is proud of his longevity in a brilliant AFL career, but how does his career stack up against footy’s legendary big men?

  • Marc McGowan
Laura Kane is the AFL’s executive general manager of football.

‘We don’t want to see that’: Footy boss tackles the AFL’s biggest talking points

Every week is a big week in football, but this week the AFL’s footy operations boss decided it was time to address some of the game’s biggest issues.

  • Peter Ryan
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The Dan Houston trade is working out just fine for Collingwood.

To McRae’s Magpies, we’ve got an apology to make: Key takeouts from round seven

There was plenty of doom-and-gloom coverage centred on the Pies over the off-season. Right now, there’s no side better-placed to contend for this year’s flag.

  • Marc McGowan
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Collingwood’s McStay finds out his injury fate

Dan McStay will be sidelined after scans confirmed the Collingwood forward had suffered a “moderate” MCL injury in the Anzac Day victory over Essendon.

On the outer: Jack Ginnivan has been axed from the senior side.

Ginnivan back for Hawthorn, Breust to miss: AFL experts’ tips and teams

Essendon veteran Todd Goldstein returned for the Bombers for the Anzac Day clash, while a range of key defenders across the league have felt the swing of the axe. Here are the teams and tips for round seven.

Dan McStay was subbed out with a knee injury.

‘We’re hoping it’s on the minor side’: McStay’s nervous wait after knee injury

The Magpies were confident on Friday night that McStay had avoided damage to his anterior cruciate ligament and that he had hurt his medial collateral ligament in his left knee.

  • Andrew Wu

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