Pendles blow gives heir apparent captaincy audition
The silver lining of Scott Pendlebury’s season-ending injury could be the chance for the next Magpie in line to press his captaincy claims.
The silver lining of Scott Pendlebury’s season-ending injury could be the chance for the next Magpie in line to press his captaincy claims.
No.1 pick Jamarra Ugle-Hagan admits his debut season has been ‘frustrating’ but says advice from Brendan Fevola and support from girlfriend Mia has helped him thrive.
One Bulldog is already in isolation and with exposure sites popping up all over Melbourne, his teammates are on edge before a blockbuster clash.
Just as he returned from a shoulder reconstruction, Josh Dunkley is on the sidelines again but through a fresh set of unfortunate circumstances.
EAGLE Andrew Gaff has spoken following his massive eight-week ban for punching Andrew Brayshaw, saying he still considers himself to be a caring, gentle, and measured person.
IT was a sensational round with some sensational matches and individual performances — particularly the Showdown — making for a tough time at the selection table for Chris McDermott. See who made the cut and blog live with Bone at 12.30pm today.
ANDREW Gaff is expected to fly to Melbourne to face the AFL Tribunal, where he will argue the strike that will almost certainly end his season was the result of a chest punch gone wrong.
COLLINGWOOD is confident defender Darcy Moore will play again this season despite a fourth hamstring scare this year. See every club’s injury list and expert selection analysis.
IT was the night Nathan Freeman had long been waiting for but it wasn’t the result he or St Kilda were dreaming of as the Western Bulldogs pile more misery on the Saints’ horror season.
ROUND 20, 2018 has seen something happen never before seen in VFL/AFL history as Hawthorn, North Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney and the Western Bulldogs claim wins. Re-cap Super Saturday here.
WE’VE reached the business end of the season. Is your club a contender or a pretender? MICK MALTHOUSE runs his eye over all the remaining teams and gives his ultimate top eight, top four and flag chances.
THE rivalry is always fierce between Hawthorn and Essendon. But with what is at stake at the MCG today, is this the biggest game between the clubs since the ‘line in the sand’ battle?
IT’S a question asked for the past two years; What the hell is happening at the Western Bulldogs? Yet president Peter Gordon is far from defeatist despite two horror seasons in the wake of the ultimate triumph.
IT’S good news week in the AFL with Nathan Freeman, Alex Johnson and Brodie Smith back while Gold Coast and Fremantle have swung the axe for Round 20. SEE ALL THE INS AND OUTS
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