Majak prepares to prove himself — again
He’s one of footy’s inspiring stories, but Majak Daw finds himself without club and needing to prove himself again. Here’s how he’ll do it.
He’s one of footy’s inspiring stories, but Majak Daw finds himself without club and needing to prove himself again. Here’s how he’ll do it.
North Melbourne coach David Noble has reached out to his predecessor Rhyce Shaw as the club targets a fast track to premiership contention.
Jack Ziebell has had his say on the club’s recruitment of forward Jaidyn Stephenson and what impact he expects the former Magpie to have at North Melbourne.
Older coaching candidates were on the outer for years. But North Melbourne’s choice of David Noble confirms a big shift, writes Glenn McFarlane.
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The arrivals of Jared Polec, Aaron Hall, Jasper Pittard and Dom Tyson got plenty of publicity over the off-season however, if North Melbourne wants to play finals in 2019, a trio of returning players must take the next step.
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Mates of AFL star Majak Daw say he was “calm” and appeared in good spirits just last week, days before his plunge from the Bolte Bridge into the Yarra River on Monday night.
Plan to arrive at the footy earlier in 2019. The VFL curtain-raiser is making a comeback with up to 12 matches fixtured before AFL games next year. And some familiar old grounds will also feature.
Majak Daw recently told a documentary crew he found it lonely being an AFL pioneer. The Sudanese star is preparing for surgery on hip injuries after plunging from the Bolte Bridge into the Yarra. This is what he said weeks before the incident about his determination to overcome his demons.
Majak Daw’s journey from refugee to AFL footballer has been followed by so many people inside and outside of footy, so there was an outpouring of emotion and shock with the news he had fallen from the Bolte Bridge.
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