Erebrows were raised when Collingwood’s Brodie Grundy dominated against Western Bulldogs, yet didn’t feature in one expert’s votes. Mark Robinson reveals his likes and dislikes from Round 4 and names the two players he thinks are the AFL’s best.
Brad Scott has been a good coach for North Melbourne but there’s an argument he’s had long enough to deliver a flag and might move himself on if he thinks it’s best for the club, writes MARK ROBINSON.
From state footy to an AFL regular in his first season, to a long-term deal, one might think the Aaron Naughton’s head would be spinning. But MARK ROBINSON found out not much fazes the Bulldogs teenager.
Everyone’s heard the hype around Hawthorn recruits Chad Wingard and Tom Scully, but Mark Robinson says there’s an unsung hero the Hawks signed for nothing who is quietly tearing it up. ROBBO’S LIKES AND DISLIKES
ESSENDON is no longer Hird’s team and it never was Thompson’s team. Yet, it can be their team together, says Mark Robinson. VOTE
EVER since Trent Cotchin snapped back at a question about whether kicking a single goal in a half was good football, the Tigers have not lost a game.
COMMENT: WE all put faith in the AFL to govern with good grace and the Federal Government to govern properly. Everyone has been let down by both of them, writes Mark Robinson.
HERALD Sun chief football writer Mark Robinson’s nominates his likes and dislikes from Round 20, plus top Tweets from the weekend.
SLOGANS aside, super Blue Chris Judd has enough left in the tank to play on, writes Mark Robinson.
THIS is footy post the tanking era, an era which no-one looks back at fondly. It’s all about effort. And for that, footy is thriving.
ONE DAY soon “sorry” might be the principal word for a lot of people and organisations in football’s drugs scandal.
ANDREW Demetriou denies he knew. Yet, notes from Aurora Andruska say he did. It’s a case of he said, she said, writes Mark Robinson.
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