Giant hit with suspension for ugly shot
A Giants player has been hit with a multi-week suspension after his off-the-ball bump on Fremantle superstar Nat Fyfe.
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The vision that condemned Giant for Fyfe bump
Match review officer Michael Christian has used behind-the-goals vision to make a crucial call in his verdict on the bump that flattened Nat Fyfe.
Cruel Elliott blow revealed as Pie goes under the knife
Collingwood has revealed the extent of Jamie Elliott’s injury and the Pies are going to need a long-term replacement. All the latest injury news, including Lachie Whitfield’s return.
AFL captain knocked out after nasty incident
Fremantle Dockers captain Nat Fyfe became the first AFL player to be replaced by a concussion substitute after a nasty head knock.
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AFL pressure index: Woosha under the pump
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GWS skipper: Flag window still open
GWS co-captain Callan Ward is certain the Giants’ premiership window remains open despite losing more key players in the trade period. Meanwhile, Shane Mumford clocked on for pre-season.
Mumford ‘as fit as ever’ for Giants return
Shane Mumford has officially rejoined Greater Western Sydney under new AFL rules and says he can’t wait to get stuck into pre-season training but coach Leon Cameron has admitted his return is a “risk”.
Footy’s most surprising elite player
Patrick Cripps and Tom Mitchell don’t make Champion Data’s list of elite players for next season. Majak Daw is there and so is Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti, but they aren’t the biggest shock.
Pies forwards don’t make AFL top 10
Collingwood has the fifth-best list in the AFL. But the AFL’s official number cruncher still has concerns about the Magpies’ scoring power. Where does your team rank?
Where is your club on the age ladder?
It is lucky Collingwood is deep in the premiership sweet spot, because the Magpies will hit the 2019 season with one of the oldest lists in the competition. Where does your club rank? See the full list here.
What! Champion Data’s shock Mitchell ranking
Brownlow Medallist Tom Mitchell’s record-breaking form has failed to earn him selection in Champion Data’s best 25 players with Patrick Dangerfield ranked the No.1 player ahead of Dustin Martin and Lance Franklin.
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