Struggling stars: Finals red flag for Cats, Eagles
Josh Kennedy has just five goals in his past four matches and Tom Hawkins hasn’t kicked one for a fortnight. Both their teams desperately need to fire in the finals, Mark Robinson writes.
Josh Kennedy has just five goals in his past four matches and Tom Hawkins hasn’t kicked one for a fortnight. Both their teams desperately need to fire in the finals, Mark Robinson writes.
Are 51 disposals enough to be best on ground when your team loses? Lachie Neale made a strong case for BOG honours despite Brisbane’s defeat to Richmond. VOTE ON EVERY ROUND 23 GAME.
Ken Hinkley is disappointed about once again being a finals spectator, but says there is plenty to be optimistic about at Alberton after Port Adelaide comes away from its final game of 2019 with a big win and he with the full support of the club.
Port Adelaide’s kids have given fans hope for the future by showcasing their talent in final round flogging of Fremantle as the Power leapfrog the Crows on the final ladder.
GEELONG is hopeful of regaining Gary Ablett in the coming weeks as the star midfielder returns from a hamstring injury. Meanwhile, Katie Brennan is free to play Round 1 and Alex Rance questions a troubling trend. WEDNESDAY FOOTY NEWS
FREMANTLE chief executive Steve Rosich has addressed club staff about the sexual harassment storm engulfing the Dockers.
CARLTON captain Marc Murphy will miss at least a month after scans revealed damage to his plantar fascia. Meanwhile, St Kilda defender Dylan Roberton is hopeful of a quick return.
IS your team where you expected it to be four rounds into the 2018 season? DAN BATTEN rates your side after the first month. Tell us what you think.
THE AFL is refusing to answer questions about whether it is investigating an alleged payment to a sexual harassment victim to buy her silence.
RICHMOND midfielder Jack Graham has been banned for one match after his appeal at the AFL Tribunal failed. Earlier, Bulldog Lachie Hunter accepted his suspension.
MELBOURNE veteran Jordan Lewus has been ruled out of next Tuesday night’s Anzac eve clash against Richmond with a broken hand. Plus selection headaches at Collingwood and Richmond and a young Giant out for the season. EVERY CLUB’S INJURIES
MELBOURNE’S capitulation after quarter-time yesterday sent a clear message to 17 other teams, writes MARK ROBINSON. Meawhile, Essendon, Hawthorn and Collingwood are in the positive for Round 4. PLUS BEST TWEETS
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