They might be considered next-gen stars, but, here and now, they have the opportunity — and the ability — to make a significant impact on the shape of the AFL finals. Mark Robinson looks at every club’s young game breaker.
Whatever you think of John Worsfold, Essendon fans should be thankful for the departing coach’s efforts in putting the pieces of a broken club — having just suffered through one of the worst scandals in AFL history — back together.
Only hours after making finals, an early Saturday email bounced into the inboxes of more than 150 St Kilda staff members. It was from their coach, with a special message. This is why both the club and coach couldn’t be happier.
The AFL took people by surprise as its official finals fixture announcement rejected earlier reports it was going to snub a top-eight team.
Collingwood star Jamie Elliott and new St Kilda recruit Dan Hannebery have both battled hamstring complaints in the preseason. Will they be fit for Round 1? Chris Cavanagh with the latest.
IT’S official — AFLW will get extra teams, with Richmond headlining four new clubs to be introduced into the growing women’s competition in 2020.
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.
One was an iconic face in the AFL for more than a decade and the other one of the Saints’ most reliable defenders. No wonder Saints fans are eagerly tracking the sons of Stephen Milne and Brett Voss.
It was a dream come true when Max King was drafted by St Kilda with pick No.4 and now the dream just got even better — he’ll wear No.12 for the club he grew up loving, inheriting the number from his childhood idol and club great Nick Riewoldt.
It doesn’t matter where your team finished on the ladder or who it recruited, fans of the 18 AFL clubs are already looking to 2019 with a nervous mix of anticipation and anxiety. So what will your club be asking for from Santa for Christmas?
They have been touted as future stars of the AFL, but St Kilda’s Max King and his twin brother Ben have brains to match their giant footy ability if their VCE scores are anything to go by.
After a first season of contrasting emotions, St Kilda midfielder Nick Coffield is ready to make a bigger mark in 2019. And the second-year Saint is feeling better equipped to ride the “rollercoaster”.
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