Golden oldies: Which AFL veterans could bow out?
Turning 30 usually signals the twilight of a footballer’s career. But it’s different for some. We look at every club’s veterans and assess whether they will play on next year.
North Melbourne
COVID hit leaves just four AFL stars on big bucks
In 2019, 16 players AFL stars earned more than $900,000. But the financial impact of the pandemic saw that number slashed in 2020. See last year’s average player salary.
Footy21: Jezza reveals why he nearly stayed a Giant
Jeremy Cameron was the headline name of last year’s trade period but there were moments when the Cats recruit thought about taking the easy option.
Prolific Higgins looms as Saints’ next trade bargain
St Kilda looks to have pulled off another trade heist after Jack Higgins starred in his first hitout as a Saint. Check out Chris Cavanagh’s full analysis.
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Brayshaws, McCartins help each other through
ANGUS Brayshaw and Paddy McCartin’s mothers have supported each other through their sons’ concussion battles with hypnotherapy a helpful tool. Meanwhile, Richmond’s Nick Vlastuin has copped a one-match ban.
TEAMS: Dees drop veteran for first-gamer
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Run Home: Who will make the eight?
WITH nine rounds to go 12 teams are still a chance to make the top eight, and four teams could finish equal-third. How will the run to the finals play out — and why the Blues will avoid the wooden spoon. HAVE YOUR SAY
King: Radical rule changes could backfire
ZONING is regarded as the answer to decongest our game, and while improvements are needed, the AFL will be making a mistake if it rushes in these changes, writes DAVID KING.
Starting points can make game great again
THE best junior talent the game has to offer played with starting points at the MCG on Sunday and the sky didn’t fall in. A simple rule change can make the game great again, writes JON RALPH.
Would de Goey sacrifice now for future pay day?
SHOULD in-demand Collingwood midfielder Jordan de Goey be looking to Giant Josh Kelly as an example of how to handle his big money contract negotiations? JON RALPH looks at his options.
Alarm clock helps Trengove reach Power debut
JACK Trengove has been forced to wait a long time to make his Port Adelaide debut. And he only got over the line because of an alarm clock issue. Will he be able to make the most of it?
North make no apologies for De Goey bid
NORTH Melbourne know it will be “difficult” to lure a young star like Jordan De Goey but coach Brad Scott says the Kangaroos will continue to be aggressive as it aims to add top-end talent to the list.
AFL Tips: Who wins top-of-the-table clash?
WE don’t have to wait long for the match of the round this week, with reigning premiers Richmond hosting second-placed Sydney at Etihad Stadium tonight. Both teams are in great form, so who wins? SEE OUR EXPERT TIPS FOR ROUND 15
Roos’ bold ploy to attract stars
NORTH Melbourne has launched a multimillion-dollar fundraising campaign it hopes will lock it into the Arden St precinct for generations and help convince guns like Collingwood’s Jordan De Goey to become a Roo.
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