Clurey out, Lycett back for Power’s final fling
Port Adelaide defender Tom Clurey won’t play in the Power’s potentially crucial final home-and-away game due to injury — but ruckman Scott Lycett returns at the expense of Peter Ladhams.
Port Adelaide defender Tom Clurey won’t play in the Power’s potentially crucial final home-and-away game due to injury — but ruckman Scott Lycett returns at the expense of Peter Ladhams.
Adelaide defender Alex Keath loves the club and the city but there’s one thing that could entice him to move. Jon Ralph rates this year’s top 25 trade targets.
Collingwood star Steele Sidebottom is in doubt for the club’s first final after rupturing a testicle at training on Wednesday. RE-CAP ALL OF WEDNESDAY’S FOOTY NEWS.
What’s Tim Kelly worth in a trade? A former premiership list boss has predicted the Cats will fetch a hefty profit on their initial draft investment.
RICHMOND make three changes but Dion Prestia is not one of them, while Geelong has left out Scott Selwood and the Western Bulldogs snub Tom Boyd again. SEE THE TEAMS
UPDATE: THE AFL has softened its stance on the new wonder drug being used by up to 50 AFL players, declaring it has been approved for use but it is up to the player and his doctor, despite saying earlier this week it’s wasn’t OK to use.
AFL DAILY: BULLDOGS defender Matt Suckling has defended the club’s disastrous start to the season and coach Luke Beveridge. Meanwhile, a US rocker has become an unlikely AFL convert.
AFL Legend Malcolm Blight is staggered by revelations up to 50 players could be using a breakthrough pain medication despite the league saying its chief medical officer had not given the drug the tick of approval.
AFL DAILY: HE quickly became a Hawthorn superstar but when he was just starting out, Dermott ‘The Kid’ Brereton needed a start. And he received one in the strangest of circumstances. RECAP THE DAY’S FOOTY NEWS
ONE of the AFL’s biggest stars is among up to 50 players being injected with a breakthrough pain treatment unavailable to the general public that has been credited with eliminating knee, hip and groin pain.
JAMES Hird won’t take a job at Fremantle, with the Dockers confirming the news today. Meanwhile, Jay Clark says Cyril Rioli influences games in a different way that isn’t always reflected on the stats sheet.
BULLDOGS recruit Jackson Trengove has suffered a cracked shoulder blade, putting more pressure on the club’s defence. While there’s more injury news out of Hawthorn and Collingwood. WHO’S HURT AT YOUR CLUB?
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