The success of an increasing number of Sudanese players at AFL level is not being missed by recruiters in their search for more underage talent. Get all the latest draft whispers and intel.
Long linked with a move to Victoria, this could finally be the year Nick Haynes moves on from GWS. We reveal two clubs who could be interested in luring the Giants defender south.
Collingwood will have to cope without Jordan De Goey for the rest of the season – while the Blues are sweating on the fitness of Adam Cerra.
Thought Carlton had a good forward line? The Western Bulldogs’ group is the one that is set to take September by storm, writes CHRIS CAVANAGH. These are the numbers that should make rivals nervous.
Marcus Bontempelli and Adam Treloar combined to launch the fast-finishing Bulldogs into the top four — and to within reach of a milestone the club hasn’t achieved since Brad Johnson was captain.
It’s not quite ‘The Kreuzer Cup’, but a likely wooden spoon decider awaits on Saturday. We break down the best options for both clubs. Plus, why Port might struggle to get back in the draft’s first round.
There’s some big ins for this massive weekend of fixtures headlined by the returns of some superstars for the Collingwood-Carlton clash, and the return of Dustin Martin. FULL TEAMS.
Carlton have fallen away in a number of key areas in the last month, which has resulted in a poor patch of form. CHRIS CAVANAGH takes a closer look at the Blues’ rut.
If this was a battle of master versus apprentice, then Ken Hinkley schooled Michael Voss when it mattered. CHRIS CAVANAGH explains why and what a crucial result means for Carlton and Port Adelaide.
Richmond has had a close look at Jagga Smith, who is firming as a potential No. 1 draft pick. Plus, a key forward bolter who could go top-10, a huge game from a Bombers-linked small and much more.
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