Is Judd-like mid North’s next big star?
A young North Melbourne midfielder has been likened to Chris Judd and after a strong finish to 2020, this could be his year. Top breakout contenders at every club.
GWS
Who are 2021’s biggest free agents?
After the big off-season departure of Jeremy Cameron, will GWS lose another marquee player in 2021? See this year’s biggest free agents.
Footy’s forgotten man Craig Lambert gets AFL lifeline
Four years after being banished from the game he loves over the Lachie Whitfield saga, Craig Lambert has a new job in the AFL.
Time is now for Francis to deliver for Dons
Injury derailed Aaron Francis’ 2020 season, but Essendon will want to see the emerging defender take his game to new heights this year.
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Will Jeff’s gaffe cost Hawks a shot at Coniglio?
Hawthorn was believed to be in the running to sign GWS midfielder Stephen Coniglio but Jeff Kennett’s comments may have changed all that.
Shattering blow for Giants star
The GWS Giants have received some unwelcome news about star tagger Matt De Boer.
Master tagger to miss two months
GWS has been rocked by news midfield stopper Matt de Boer will miss eight weeks of footy. Plus the latest on Tom Liberatore and Jake Stringer.
What does the future hold for Mummy, Deledio?
The Giants couldn’t be in better shape heading into the bye period. But what does the future hold for its crew of firing veterans? Plus, updates on Stephen Coniglio and Jon Patton.
The Tackle: Charlie’s rise no coincidence
Carlton young gun Charlie Curnow had managed just eight goals in eight games this year. But Mark Robinson writes we’re seeing a different player over the past fortnight — and he likes what he sees.
Kelly, Giants give Roos a footy lesson
Josh Kelly reminded North Melbourne exactly what they missed out on when he opted to re-sign with GWS rather than take their big-money offer as he and his teammates put the Kangaroos to the sword in Hobart.
Your say: Was Curnow BOG in a losing team?
Charlie Curnow kicked seven goals in a team which went down by three points, but Josh Dunkley had 41 disposals. Which star was best on ground in Western Bulldogs’ thrilling win.
Super Ladder: Dogs almost threw victory away
The Western Bulldogs won a thriller against Carlton but they shouldn’t have cut it so fine in a performance Jon Anderson described as strange.
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