Free entry so Lions fans can show their pride
Fans of the Brisbane Lions AFLW team will be able to show their support for free at this weekend’s home game north of the city.
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Dedicated coaches return for NAB League Girls
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Why it’s time Adelaide Oval had a statue of a female athlete
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Allan sad that sister act is over
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Cats to get taste of AFLW intensity in Blues hitout
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Lions leader Kaslar keeping it simple
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Giant inclusion for Eagles’ inaugural SANFLW season
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Simple footy is what the Doc orders for Crows
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