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Demons coach Simon Goodwin.

Changes loom at Demons as Goodwin meets board and Green vows to restore pride

Melbourne’s President Brad Green has written to members sympathising with their frustration after Sunday’s gut-wrenching loss, vowing to do what is needed to return the club to the top of the ladder.

  • Michael Gleeson and Jon Pierik

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Anatomy of a Saints heist: How the Demons’ history-making horror show unfolded

St Kilda pulled off a memorable comeback victory achieved by reeling in the biggest deficit at three-quarter-time in VFL/AFL history - 46 points. Here are the key moments from a thrilling final term.

  • Scott Spits
Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera is thanked by teammates.

‘Best player on the planet’: Wanganeen-Milera heroics lift Saints to epic comeback win

Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera capped his brilliant season with two clutch goals in the final eight seconds of play to complete an extraordinary comeback from 46 points down at three-quarter-time.

  • Marc McGowan
Patrick Dangerfield enjoys a kebab on the bench after being subbed out by Geelong in the game against North Melbourne.

Late-night kebab a sign of Cats’ hunger as Roos put in a stinker

Geelong enjoyed a feast on Saturday against the Roos, who were like lambs to the slaughter.

  • Michael Gleeson
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AFL teams and tips: Injured Pendlebury joins the outs at Collingwood

Collingwood have made a late change ahead of today’s clash with Richmond at the MCG – the Magpies’ only match against the Tigers this year. Scott Pendlebury will miss with injury.

Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge and club great Chris Grant in 2020.

Beveridge laments Grant’s absence from Bulldogs gala; May appeals ban; Balta’s curfew ends

The Western Bulldogs coach talks about the absence of a club great from Monday night’s gala celebrations. Meanwhile, the Demons will appeal Steven May’s three-match suspension.

  • Danny Russell and Marc McGowan
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Steven May will miss the next three games.

Steven May’s suspension was justified, and won’t change footy as we know it

Steven May was unlucky in the sense he didn’t mean to concuss his opponent, Francis Evans. But don’t fall for the hysteria about this case changing the game.

  • Peter Ryan
Francis Evans lost a tooth in the incicent.

Steven May’s bump has divided football. His tribunal case will decide the future of the game

The high-speed collision left a Carlton player with a bloodied nose, a missing tooth and concussion.

  • Marc McGowan and Jon Pierik
Steven May is facing scrutiny after his clash with Carlton’s Francis Evans on Saturday night.

Whatever happens to Steven May, response to bump shows language and attitudes are changing

It’s now up to the tribunal to decide Steven May’s fate after his sickening collision with Francis Evans. But there was ample evidence in the aftermath that attitudes about these types of incidents have changed across the AFL.

  • Michael Gleeson
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May to face tribunal for bump on Blue; Hawk has surgery on kidney; Curnow breaks drought

Predictions on the penalty for Steven May’s bump on Francis Evans varied wildly and now the matter rests with the AFL tribunal. Meanwhile, Hawthorn’s Finn Maginness suffered a lacerated kidney in the win over Port Adelaide.

  • Scott Spits and Danny Russell

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