Blues belief for brotherly reunion
Charlie Curnow played his first game in two years last weekend and is now hitting the phones to make an immediate AFL comeback for a special reason.
Charlie Curnow played his first game in two years last weekend and is now hitting the phones to make an immediate AFL comeback for a special reason.
Mabior Chol is thriving at the top level. The opportunity of consistent senior footy under Goldstein’s guidance is exactly what the Roos should be selling to the young Tiger.
The Bombers are one step closer to a return to finals no one saw coming. And the club’s recruiting department should be the toast of Tullamarine.
Trailing for most of the opening three quarters, a patient Essendon outfit eventually outmuscled North Melbourne on Sunday.
Former Australian netball star Sharni Layton is now the first-choice ruck for the Collingwood AFLW club after the Pies named her to face Geelong in this weekend’s season-opener. SEE ALL THE TEAMS HERE
North Melbourne big man Todd Goldstein could be the premium ruckman you’ve been looking for in 2019. We look at the key SuperCoach Kangaroos including the best mid-price risks and cash cows.
Herald Sun footy reporter Sam Landsberger’s one-on-one training session with AFLW star Emma Kearney started with a YouTube search for ‘sandbag squats’, and it went downhill from there. WATCH THE VIDEO
North Melbourne midfielder Jed Anderson took pre-season match simulation to a new level today when he lined up Kangaroos best-and-fairest winner Shaun Higgins.
From rule changes to the introduction of two new teams, AFLW will take on a different look this season. Does the competition have the depth of talent to accommodate new clubs Geelong and North Melbourne? We’re about to find out.
Western Bulldogs are the reigning AFLW premiership but don’t expect them to go back-to-back, at least that’s the opinion of the 10 captains who were surveyed ahead of the season openers. Who do they think will make the Grand Final?
AFL pre-season can be a dangerous time for players … on and off the field. Now Alex Fasolo and Ollie Wines have joined a rich history of players injuring themselves in bizarre ways.
The tennis is over and that means the AFL season is on its way. JON RALPH takes a look at what’s to come this season and what we can’t wait to see.
Ruckmen are back to being exactly that and the new rules will mean some big men should dominate this year and others could struggle.
Dominant ruckmen will be worth their weight (or height) in gold in 2019, according to DAVID KING, who explains how the new clearance rules will impact the game.
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