‘Worst ever’: Brownlow decision slammed
Kane Cornes has bluntly labelled Sam Walsh’s courageous act against Port Adelaide “one of the worst Marks of the Year we’ve ever had”.
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Awkward Brownlow moment was ‘horrible’
Caroline Wilson has branded the botching of Lachie Neale’s big moment on Brownlow night “one of the great stuff-ups of this year”.
Brownlow winner’s wife steals the show
The WAGs always steal the attention on the AFL’s night of nights but the wife of 2020 Brownlow Medallist Lachie Neale went next level.
No pub, school or shop but Kyby has a Brownlow Medallist
There’s no pub, store, school or town hall but by Sunday night Kybybolite had a Brownlow Medallist. Reece Homfray charts the rise and rise of Lachie Neale from very humble beginnings.
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Ellie’s ready to dazzle for the Brownlow
IT’S her partner, Taylor Walker, who is hoping to lead the Adelaide Crows to victory at this weekend’s AFL Grand Final, but Ellie Brown is preparing to dazzle for Monday night’s Brownlow Medal.
Ultimate Brownlow Medal betting guide
DUSTIN Martin may be $1.05 going into this year’s Brownlow Medal but that doesn’t mean you can’t make a dollar. Check out our favourite markets and best bets here.
Dusty the unbackable Brownlow favourite
TIGERS star Dustin Martin is a near certainty to take the Brownlow Medal home, and will be the shortest priced medal favourite since betting records have been held.
Dusty the runaway Brownlow favourite
DUSTIN Martin is the near unbacklable favourite to win the 2017 Brownlow Medal, but could a Hawk cause an upset? ULTIMATE GUIDE.
Tiger, Tiger burning bright
THERE are two big questions at Monday night’s Brownlow Medal count — will Tiger Dustin Martin claim a votes’ record and will Cat Patrick Dangerfiled be left red-faced?
What Dusty’s tattoos really mean
RICHMOND superstar Dustin Martin has some mean ink, costing an estimated $15,000 and taking up to 100 hours. But what do all those tatts mean?
Crows’ low-key night for ‘Charlie’
ADELAIDE will have its own Brownlow function at Adelaide Oval rather than have its players have their preparations hampered by travel in the week leading up to the club’s first grand final in 19 years.
Bone’s beef: Three strikes for unfair policy
THE three-strike policy at the Match Review Panel for low-level offences threatens to make a mockery of the Brownlow Medal and needs to go, says Chris McDermott.
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