Battle for star Bulldog heats up
Bulldogs expect a rival to “come” for star ball-magnet Josh Dunkley after botching one of the highest profile deals of the 2020 trade period.
Western Bulldogs
Revealed: When full crowds will return to MCG
The AFL has to jump over one final hurdle, but things are looking promising for a packed house at the MCG very soon.
Six teams ‘already a lock to play finals’
There’s only two finals spots left up for grabs for the likes of Geelong, Brisbane, Carlton and Collingwood according to Leigh Montagna.
Can AFLW tribunal call get Daniel out of the doghouse?
The Western Bulldogs may turn to an AFLW tribunal precedent in an effort to have a one-match suspension against Caleb Daniel for a dumping tackle overturned.
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How Schache has realised his true potential
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Short breaks mental on and off field
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Barometer: Shiels, Burgoyne out of action for Hawks
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Shades of premiership Dogs about rising pups
Midfielder Jack Macrae believes there are shades of 2016 about the way Western Bulldogs have spread the load and not relied on a few players during the opening two games.
Schache ‘lucky’ with Sicily free
Western Bulldogs forward Josh Schache says he was surprised to receive a free kick paid against James Sicily and isn’t sure whether he was hit with a closed fist.
Dogs centre square king Libba returns to his best
Tom Liberatore was written off by many after a poor recovery from an ACL reconstruction, but has proven himself as a reborn centre square warrior this year.
Concussion forces Picken retirement
He was one of the stars of the fairytale 2016 premiership win but Liam Picken’s AFL career has come to a premature end with the popular Western Bulldog calling time as he continues to suffer the effects of concussion.
Hawks ‘insipid’ form unacceptable under Clarko
A loss to the Bulldogs will not sit well with Hawthorn but don’t underestimate what will come of it. Meanwhile, Melbourne and Essendon — both tipped ot be big improvers in 2019 — are in all kinds of trouble.
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