Why Bruce is locked on the Dogs
Josh Bruce has already experienced eight seasons without playing finals. Which is why a chance to join the resurgent Western Bulldogs and their young guns is so appealing. But how will the deal get done?
Trade HQ
Blues big early winners as trade trifecta nears
Carlton hit the trade period with big moves on its mind. And after only one day, the Blues’ chances of landing all three have greatly improved. Find out exactly where the club is at.
Saints’ biggest trade move still yet to come
Many footy fans were left surprised when it became clear the Saints wouldn’t offer Josh Bruce a contract past 2020. But it all makes sense now. Operation ‘Sign Ben King’ is officially on.
Swans hold ace in Daniher standoff
Essendon’s immediate hard-line stance on Joe Daniher would’ve been music to the ears of disheartened supporters. But would it make Sydney squeak? Not really. Here’s why.
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Clubs will be lining up for Vickery: Schwarz
UPDATE: MELBOURNE great David Schwarz says there will be a number of clubs lining up to secure Tyrone Vickery after Matthew Richardson suspects he’ll swap clubs next season.
He’s a first-round selection: Pelchen
RESPECTED list manager Chris Pelchen has given an insight into what club’s might be prepared to give up for this year’s hottest trade targets.
Trade target Hill makes a statement
HAWTHORN wants a first-round draft pick for Bradley Hill and if Sunday’s second half was any indication the Hawks will get their way.
Hill set to leave but Hawks to play hard ball
BRADLEY Hill appears set to leave Hawthorn for Fremantle, but Hawks’ coach Alastair Clarkson says he won’t let the triple premiership player go easily.
Hawks to demand first rounder for Hill
BRAD Hill is considering a move to Fremantle and you can bet your house the Hawks will want a first-round draft pick for him, writes Jay Clark.
Jenkins a Crow for five more years
JOSH Jenkins has knocked back big offers to move to a rival club, signing a new deal with Adelaide. How much will he earn?
Watts: I never wanted to leave Demons
MELBOURNE has secured Jack Watts for the next three seasons with the former No.1 draft pick saying it was an easy decision to re-commit.
Goodwin in regular contact with Hibberd
MELBOURNE coach-in-waiting Simon Goodwin says he has frequent catch-ups with trade target Michael Hibberd as the Demons circle the banned Bomber.
Free agents 2017, where could they go?
JAY Clark runs the rule over the big names coming into free agency in 2017 and which clubs might be interested in those stars.
Who’s the biggest free agency fish in 2017?
VOTE: IN THE next six months, Nathan Fyfe will have to make a big decision. He’s not the only one with several big name players entering free agency in 2017.
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