The ‘wise’ veteran who inspired Saints win
Brett Ratten has applauded the efforts of Paddy Ryder in his side’s emphatic win over Hawthorn at Marvel Stadium on Saturday night.
Brett Ratten has applauded the efforts of Paddy Ryder in his side’s emphatic win over Hawthorn at Marvel Stadium on Saturday night.
The Hawks did not score a single point in the first quarter against the Saints, leaving the door open for St Kilda to record a huge win.
Sitting with friends and family at games has long been one of footy’s simplest joys — and it’s about to return.
Finalists in 2020, St Kilda have been ordinary this season, and coach Brett Ratten says all his players are trying to fix themselves.
UPDATE: Richmond has enjoyed a brilliant injury run over the past two years but is it finally coming to an end? A few days after losing Kane Lambert, another Tiger midfielder is in the medical room.
NATHAN Brown will not play again this season after he was handed a three-week ban by the tribunal for his late bump on Essendon’s Adam Saad.
HAWTHORN young gun James Worpel won plenty of admirers for his attack on the ball against Joel Selwood on Saturday and it’s helped him claim the Round 21 Rising Star nomination as well.
WEST Coast star Jeremy McGovern didn’t waste any time telling his brother, Adelaide’s Mitch, about his match-winning goal on Saturday. Plus, re-cap all the day’s breaking news.
NINE teams can still finish in the top four and the Demons, Swans and even Collingwood could miss the finals if everything goes wrong from here. And Essendon isn’t out of it. Seriously.
MELBOURNE and Collingwood have worse records against top-eight sides than St Kilda and Brisbane, while there is a reason Geelong sits ninth. YOUR SIDE’S TOP-EIGHT RECORD HERE.
ONE Richmond star was unstoppable in Round 21 but there were some performances you might have missed. See who Jon Anderson and Mark Robinson rated the Top 20 players from the weekend.
CARLTON has been a popular destination for GWS Giants in recent seasons. But could a Blue be headed the other way? Jay Clark on John Barker and some other key coaching moves.
COLLINGWOOD, Hawthorn, GWS and Sydney have kept their top-four hopes alive but has Melbourne let a huge opportunity slip? Plus, the door is still open for Essendon to play finals after results went their way. How your club is placed after Round 21.
AFTER 21 rounds of the season it’s Port Adelaide against the world again — just the way the club likes it. See why and where your team sits in this week’s Power Rankings.
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