Cruel blow for Bulldogs ahead of huge clash
One of the centrepieces of the Bulldogs’ stellar midfield is set for a lengthy stint in the casualty ward, the club confirmed on Monday.
One of the centrepieces of the Bulldogs’ stellar midfield is set for a lengthy stint in the casualty ward, the club confirmed on Monday.
Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs have only lost one game each in 2021, but a Demon defender has declared one team is the best in the AFL.
One fed-up St Kilda supporter couldn’t bare to watch her side during a shocking loss on Saturday, so pulled out another form of entertainment.
St Kilda coach Brett Ratten says no player’s spot is safe after the Saints were embarrassed by the Western Bulldogs on Saturday night.
SCOTT Pendlebury has backed the return of State of Origin as AFL players overwhelmingly voted for the representative honour. Meanwhile, three Tigers have avoided a finals ban but Scott Thompson’s career could end in suspension. Re-cap all the day’s breaking news.
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PORT’S loss to Essendon on Friday was a disaster from the moment Brad Ebert was told to get off the field at the first bounce because he was meant to be on the bench. But the Power really lost their way in Perth on July 15.
GEELONG arguably has more brilliance than their September rivals but can they be a brilliant team when it matters most? Plus, can Collingwood compete, can Melbourne’s bottom six deliver and the Hawks are back in the top four.
GEELONG is set to make a long-term offer to Western Bulldogs free agent Luke Dahlhaus in a bid to pry the smart goalkicking midfielder away from Whitten Oval.
BRENDON Bolton admits Carlton’s nightmare season has pushed him to the brink, but he insists the Blues will stick to their rebuild plan.
FOR three quarters, Richmond played like a side with bigger things on its mind, but in the end the Tigers extended their MCG winning streak and Jack Riewoldt tightened his grip on the Coleman Medal.
THE AFL is on track to reap more than $350,000 from its players this season for offences deemed insufficient to warrant suspensions, more than $100,000 more than the previous season high.
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