Hurt Locker: Big Blue adds to club’s forward woes
Another Carlton key forward is battling injury, while Richmond’s skipper is facing a long stint on the sidelines. See every club’s full injury list.
Western Bulldogs
Why Dogs are really making No. 1 pick wait for debut
The football world can’t wait to see Jamarra Ugle-Hagan. But so far the Dogs have given nothing away on his debut. Why are they waiting?
Top pick will be ‘better’ for wait to play
Football fans are salivating over what Jamarra Ugle-Hagan could do when Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge decides to pick him.
Bolton facing $1m sacrifice to stay a Tiger
Shai Bolton’s next deal with Richmond could be worth $500,000. But to a rival club, that number could balloon to $800,000. Should the Tigers be worried?
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‘It makes no sense’: Farcical draw slammed
GEELONG star Patrick Dangerfield is not a fan of the current AFL draw, describing the 23-week fixture as farcical. But is there an easy way to fix it? Recap all today’s big footy news.
Barometer: Bombers’ double injury blow
THINGS have gone from bad to worse for Essendon after Sunday’s loss to Collingwood with Jake Stringer out for at least a month and Patrick Ambrose’s season likely over. See every club’s injury list here.
Podcast: Is Jordan de Goey underpriced?
LISTEN: JORDAN De Goey played a major role in Collingwood’s victory over Essendon on the weekend, leading the SuperFooty Podcast team to say the Pies were lucky to pay unders and make a huge call on the prodigious talent.
The true extent of Pies’ injury woe
COLLINGWOOD is second on the AFL ladder, despite leading the competition in the number of games lost to injury. Jon Ralph looks at the Pies’ resilience, who could be back in the coming weeks and ranks every club on the injury ladder.
Lewis, May cop fines for cheap shots
MELBOURNE’S Jordan Lewis and Gold Coast’s Steven May are among 12 players fined by the match review officer after Round 16. Check out all the penalties after a massive weekend of footy.
Dogs’ premiership hero calls time
BEST remembered for kicking four goals in the Western Bulldogs’ famous preliminary final win in 2016, Clay Smith has called time on his career due to ongoing knee problems.
Run home: Where will your team finish?
WE are just seven rounds away from the finals kicking off and still have no idea who will finish in the top four, top eight or win the wooden spoon. Chris Cavanagh looks at every club’s run home and gives his ultimate predictions.
The Tackle: What’s up with Gaz and Bont?
A COUPLE of big names just aren’t themselves at the moment. MARK ROBINSON names his likes and dislikes from Round 16, and while Carlton is in his sights, he also has a bone to pick with Jono Brown.
Lock it in: How Round 23 could look
ROUND 23 — the close of the AFL home-and-away series — already appears ready to be locked in at AFL House.
Super Ladder: Why Tiger Army is getting cocky
RICHMOND is the shortest-priced premiership favourite after Round 16 in several seasons, and some fans might be getting ahead of themselves. Who can challenge the Tigers and who’s faltering?
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