Lion no more: McStay chooses to go
Daniel McStay’s long-mooted move to Collingwood is now a reality, with the former Lion signing with the Magpies as an unrestricted free agent.
Daniel McStay’s long-mooted move to Collingwood is now a reality, with the former Lion signing with the Magpies as an unrestricted free agent.
Luke Hodge played under both Alastair Clarkson and Chris Fagan – and he couldn’t speak more highly of the pair. Read his strong statement here.
Lachie Neale’s latest Lions best and fairest win sees him join exclusive company and cements his status as an all-time club great.
The AFL trade landscape has exploded on Friday with a series of big deals dropping immediately after the official start of the trade period.
Patrick Dangerfield produced a typical high-class performance but it was another Cats who stole the limelight. Vote for your best player in Round 21.
Luke Hodge and Chris Fagan aren’t the only links to Hawthorn at Brisbane, and another lesser-known figure is a key reason for the Lions’ remarkable rise up the AFL ladder.
Brisbane will learn what to expect in the finals over the next two weeks with games against fellow top-four contenders Geelong and Richmond to determine whether the Lions get a home final.
Brisbane and Gold Coast spent the week trotting out the line that, regardless of ladder position, QClashes were always hard fought and close. This was neither as a Charlie Cameron masterclass led the Lions to a soul-destroying rout.
Some late breaking team news from Richmond and superstar Dustin Martin will not play against Carlton. Who has the club called up?
Shaun Higgins has already flagged he wants a new deal with North Melbourne but, if that doesn’t eventuate, could Geelong be a potential suitor for the star onballer?
Geelong has come back to the pack after faltering in the run to September. But have any of our experts been brave enough to pick the Kangas? Check out their Round 21 tips.
Daniel Rich is Brisbane’s sole survivor from the inaugural derby against Gold Coast and recalls how an unlikely teammate lit the fuse for an explosive contest.
Two weeks after Carlton’s 1987 premiership the Blues played off in the infamous Battle of Britain — and coach Robert Walls had a run-in with president John Elliott that eventually led to his downfall.
Only percentage separated Brisbane and Gold Coast before kast year’s corresponding QClash. So much changed for the Lions but Chris Fagan believes the same happen for the Suns.
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