Would Essendon ask the question of Ben Brown if North Melbourne could secure picks No. 5 and No. 9 from Sydney as part of a three-way trade involving Joe Daniher? Jay Clark says it could satisfy all three clubs.
How a whirlwind weekend involving a SANFL game, a night flight to Melbourne and a trip to the coach’s place put in train Eddie Betts’ Crows departure and the behind-the-scenes deal to secure his Blues reunion.
Eddie Betts has returned to the club where he started his AFL career, finalising a move to Carlton after six seasons at the Adelaide Crows.
Eddie Betts’ extraordinary efforts on the field may have not helped bring a long-awaited third premiership but they have influenced and grown a new generation of Adelaide fans. We look back at his 2201 days as a Crow.
HE may not have agreed to it, but Gold Coast coach Rodney Eade claims he isn’t upset at Jaeger O’Meara’s decision to request a trade to Hawthorn.
THE imminent retirement of Corey Enright will be the first in several changes to a Geelong list that could undergo a significant facelift over summer.
THE 2016 AFL free agency and trade period will run for two weeks as the league prepares for players to move clubs during the off-season. ALL THE KEY OFF-SEASON DATES
GEELONG has been urged to chase Brisbane speedster Pearce Hanley to add some missing legspeed to its premiership tilt next season.
COLLINGWOOD’S desire to add midfield polish combined with the exodus of its elder statesman has fuelled its left-field push to recruit some of the game’s oldest players.
BRENT Harvey has confirmed he has suitors if he decides to play on next year but says he remains undecided and plans to use a family holiday to ponder his future.
GEELONG hopes Corey Enright will still play on into a 17th AFL season despite Friday’s emotional departure from the MCG. But another Cat is likely to be up for trade.
BRETT Deledio wants to finish his career with the status of Bob Murphy and Nick Riewoldt but admits his future is out of his control.
PREMIERSHIP legend Mark Bickley says Adelaide must get “creative” to land explosive midfield solutions including Brisbane’s Pearce Hanley and Hamish Hartlett.
GREATER Western Sydney could make a bold bid for Essendon’s No.1 draft pick as the Giants zero in on a replacement for Heath Shaw.
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