Bulldogs urge GWS to bring on ‘physical love’
The Western Bulldogs won’t be bullied by fierce rivals GWS and will dish out their own physicality when they meet on Friday night.
The Western Bulldogs won’t be bullied by fierce rivals GWS and will dish out their own physicality when they meet on Friday night.
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It’s official – the Western Bulldogs’ engine room is terrifying. And its talent was on full display against a hapless Gold Coast on Saturday.
The Western Bulldogs have continued their unbeaten start to the season, eclipsing the slow-starting Suns at Marvel Stadium on Saturday.
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IT CAME a day after Friday the 13th but there was something seriously scary about 13 minutes of football from Melbourne as Max Gawn put on a ruck masterclass against the Western Bulldogs.
THE AFL has officially foreshadowed more changes to its judiciary in the off-season after criticism over consistency of the first-year match review officer this year.
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HAWTHORN, Geelong and North Melbourne’s loss has opened the finals door for GWS and Essendon while the top-four battle is heating up. See where your team is placed after Round 17.
HOW Adelaide’s Lachlan Murphy and Jordan Gallucci both ended up at West Lakes, helping the Crows towards their goal of making the AFL finals in 2018.
DAMIEN Hardwick wasn’t blaming the umpires but the Richmond coach let his frustration be known after his side lost a thriller against GWS last night.
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