The Roos are set to take 202cm Sandringham Dragons ruckman Jacob Edwards in the mid-season draft, but not before he plays one final game for his NAB League side despite suggestions he should sidestep it.
Essendon’s future might be arriving faster than anyone expected with a thumping win against North Melbourne putting the Bombers within sight of the top eight.
The Essendon Bombers recorded their biggest win over local rivals the North Melbourne Kangaroos since 2001 on Sunday afternoon.
After they managed to defeat Hawthorn last week, the Kangaroos were brought back to earth in a big way by the high-flying Bombers.
AARON Hall has been an elite ballwinner in the past and arrives at North Melbourne for a song. JAY CLARK says his addition can help the Kangas surge in 2018.
THERE’S just three days left in the 2018 AFL Trade Period. Who’s still waiting for a deal to be done? We look at the players who’s move is a sure thing or has no hope of happening.
LATE night text messages, emails and phone calls. The talks never stop during the AFL trade period. Get the inside word on what it’s really like for clubs, players and managers over this massive weekend as Gary Buckenara gives you a behind-the-scenes look.
RYAN Clarke likes to play direct football and the midfielder was forthright about why he chose to move to Sydney … the Swans’ track record of turning good players into great ones.
BRIAN Lake can add an Australian Survivor podium finish to his long list of career achievements and he joins an illustrious group of former AFL players to have appeared on reality TV.
NORTH Melbourne might have missed Andrew Gaff but the Roos have today emerged as one of biggest players in the opening week of AFL trade period by bringing in two new additions.
IS being too young an excuse anymore? AFL great MICK MCGUANE says it’s time for the Western Bulldogs to throw out the birth certificates and find their hard edge. But can they add anything in the trade period to help?
MORE clubs are threatening to keep players to their contracts for next season as they attempt to wrestle back some power in the player movement market.
LOSING out on Andrew Gaff was not a “kick in guts’’ for North Melbourne. Far from it. The Kangaroos believe getting so close to recruiting the star midfielder is a good sign for the club’s future.
CONFIRMED: WEST Coast’s Andrew Gaff has made the huge call to stay with the Eagles, rejecting North Melbourne’s multimillion-dollar offer. He reveals why he’s decided to stay.
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