Daw finds new club to continue career
Majak Daw will be playing suburban football in 2021, signing with a club where he’ll run out alongside a famous ex-teammate.
Majak Daw will be playing suburban football in 2021, signing with a club where he’ll run out alongside a famous ex-teammate.
The AFL’s decision to place its Victorian clubs in bubbles in 2020 appears to have had a devastating impact on families.
You can’t have the most 26-29 year olds and finish 17th without taking major action. It was brutal but the Roos know where they are going.
It’s been a turbulent 12 months for the Kangaroos, culminating with losing their coach, but here’s five reasons why North fans can look to 2021 with genuine belief.
WHO is flying under the radar at your club and who needs to lift? SAM LANDSBERGER takes a look at the numbers with Champion Data to find out the answer.
CARLTON has given three of its recycled players another chance as the Blues shuffled their line-up for Sunday’s clash against Collingwood. SEE THE ROUND 14 TEAM
MARCUS Bontempelli is certain to captain the Western Bulldogs against North Melbourne. Meanwhile, Alex Rance isn’t happy and West Coast’s free kick luck continues. RE-CAP TODAY’S BREAKING NEWS
UPDATE: AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan has shot down Collingwood captain Scott Pendlebury’s suggestion AFL players should be allowed to publicly reveal their desire to switch clubs in-season, without being dropped or sacked.
MELBOURNE star Michael Hibberd has conceded it will take time for the Demons defence to learn how to play without Jake Lever. Re-cap all of today’s breaking news here.
THE AFL is exploring some radical rule changes for next season with good reason with the 2018 season is on track to fizzle out into one of the most predictable years of the modern era.
NO one had the Kangaroos in the top eight at the half-way point of the season. But with the likes of GWS and Hawthorn hunting, can North hold on and complete the 2018 fairytale? Go inside what’s gone right and wrong in the club’s mid-season report card.
DUSTIN Martin’s fine for umpire contact sparked plenty of debate but the AFL is set to end the confusion with concrete guidelines in its off-season judicary review.
ST KILDA veteran Sam Gilbert wants to play on next season, and has left the door open to finishing his career at another club if the Saints don’t offer him a new deal. Meanwhile, could the Hawks poach Marc Murphy?
NORTH Melbourne missed out on some big fish during last year’s trade period. But coach Brad Scott has spruiked his club as the Kangas position themselves in the free agency race.
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