Richmond is hot favourite to win another premiership in 2020 but 12 of the Herald Sun’s footy experts are predicting another team to pinch the cup, including one massive boilover tip from ex-Cat Cam Mooney.
The AFL has added three more Thursday night games for the season, but that might not be what every clubs wants according to one premiership coach.
The romance between AFL star Jamarra Ugle-Hagan and Instagram influencer Mia Fevola has reached the adorable stage.
The Power were gallant in their loss to the Bulldogs on Saturday night but coach Ken Hinkley says his side still has a long way to go.
VICTORIA police have ejected an Etihad Stadium patron who threw a coke bottle onto the playing surface, landing close to two players in a bizarre incident during Sunday’s Carlton-Western Bulldogs clash.
WHETHER you believe in them or not; hoodoos can create a negative vibe inside a football club until it can be broken and that’s where Melbourne finds itself right now, writes MICK MALTHOUSE.
MELBOURNE will take a revamped forward line into the must-win clash against West Coast while the Bulldogs have regained their skipper and Carlton debuts a big man. SEE THE TEAMS HERE
ST KILDA’S Lewis Pierce says depth players should copy his unique VFL model after moving from the Saints’ affiliate Sandringham to Frankston to revive his career. Re-cap all the day’s breaking news.
COLLINGWOOD veteran Travis Varcoe says he’s “forever grateful” to the Magpies for extending his career as he prepares for game 200. Plus, re-cap all the day’s breaking news.
THE Bombers and Crows were hoping to challenge for a premiership while the Dogs and Saints were shooting for the top 8. All four will likely miss the eight but who is 2018’s biggest disappointment?
AS Heath Grundy prepares to make his return to football from a break for mental health issues, he and fellow veteran Swan Jarrad McVeigh have signalled their intentions for 2019. RE-CAP TRADE TV
UPDATE: Richmond has enjoyed a brilliant injury run over the past two years but is it finally coming to an end? A few days after losing Kane Lambert, another Tiger midfielder is in the medical room.
THE Western Bulldogs have locked away late bloomer Fergus Greene for next season but what will happen with the club’s five free agents? SAM LANDSBERGER looks at where the Dogs are at.
NATHAN Brown will not play again this season after he was handed a three-week ban by the tribunal for his late bump on Essendon’s Adam Saad.
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