Teams: Look who Cats have dragged in
Geelong was roundly criticised for their controversial ruck ploy last week against Collingwood but the Cats will take on West Coast with a recognised ruckman — unless coach Chris Scott pulls another late swiftie.
Geelong was roundly criticised for their controversial ruck ploy last week against Collingwood but the Cats will take on West Coast with a recognised ruckman — unless coach Chris Scott pulls another late swiftie.
Most tipsters think it’ll be a case of ‘straight-sets’ Cats, but one of our experts is getting the popcorn ready if Geelong’s coach can orchestrate a memorable win. SEE THE TIPS
He’s watched the baby Giants grow and now, as they flourish, he’s faced with the biggest fight of his life. But Gavin Robertson is a key part of GWS finals push — just ask Phil Davis.
GWS Giants stars have refuted criticism they went too far with their physical approach against the Western Bulldogs, saying Brisbane can expect more of the same this week.
HAWTHORN captain Luke Hodge will make his comeback and Travis Cloke is back but a star Lion has elected not to play. Replay SuperCoach chat. NEW PODCAST
HAWTHORN skipper Luke Hodge is rated a 50-50 chance of lining up this week. COMPLETE INJURY LIST
DUSTIN Martin had another big game, while Patrick Dangerfield brought his own football but Lachie Neale stunk. WHO STARRED AND WHO FLOPPED?
IT’S the first of three bye weeks, so who stepped up for our teams and who dropped the bundle. We look at the SuperCoach winners and losers from every game.
ESSENDON came close to the upset of the season against GWS but thanks to a big day from debutant Matt Kennedy, the Giants narrowly escaped.
NORTH Melbourne will go into its showdown against Hawthorn without stars Jarrad Waite, Andrew Swallow or Ben Cunnington. But an Essendon cult hero is back. FULL TEAMS
NEED help picking a winner in Round 13? Check out the verdict from the Herald Sun experts.
TOM Scully will give up $2 million to stay at the GWS Giants for another four seasons that will allow the club to retain its talented group of young stars.
GWS has traded an entire team of Giants on its path to a historic finals campaign, reaping six first-round picks and two ready-made stars.
COLLINGWOOD and Carlton as foundation clubs of the inaugural national women’s league — what a great move.
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