A new footy season means every club starts with one key ingredient – hope! But as Titus O’Reily quickly discovers, there is certainly different levels of it out in supporter land. Check out his hilarious supporter guide.
A young ruckman is set to be given a big chance at the Tigers, while a number of top draft picks will be unleashed throughout the competition. Which new faces will be given a chance at your club?
The AFL has contingencies if the coronavirus threat continues to escalate but that may not be enough to prevent matches from being played behind closed doors, or cancelled altogether.
Richmond has been a dominant team for the last three years so it comes as no surprise it has a good record against most clubs but one team in particular hates playing the Tigers, with a poor record dating back 10 years.
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.
NORTH Melbourne champ Brent Harvey has called for consistency with head-high free kicks after Brad Scott’s ducking blunder.
BRAD Scott is fiercely protective of his players but he over-stepped the mark on Friday night and can expect the book thrown at him, writes Glenn McFarlane.
UPDATE: NORTH Melbourne chairman James Brayshaw says a stressful, heated environment is no excuse for Brad Scott’s outburst against the umpires.
BRAD Scott putting his foot in his mouth on Friday night isn’t the first case of AFL coaches behaving badly. Here’s our Top 5.
NORTH Melbourne hard nut Jack Ziebell doesn’t believe he has anything to worry about after his late hit on Sam Mitchell? WATCH AND VOTE
HAWTHORN couldn’t miss when it mattered; North Melbourne couldn’t convert when it simply had to; and that proved the difference.
THE AFL trialled four umpires in Friday night’s North Melbourne-Hawthorn clash, but eight would have struggled to police this smash fest.
NORTH Melbourne forward Jarrad Waite has admitted he shouldn’t have played against Geelong last week as he hopes to return next week.
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