Roos’ wife helps Demons relax
PAUL Roos’ wife Tami has emerged as an unlikely weapon in his bid to soothe the frayed nerves of his players.
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Mundy opens door to offers
HAWTHORN and Collingwood will get a chance to lure David Mundy home, with the star not yet entering contract talks.
Double surgery for Pies’ top pick
COLLINGWOOD’S top draft pick Matthew Scharenberg will have surgery on both feet and won’t play until at least mid-season.
Injury puts Goddard in doubt
ESSENDON hasn’t ruled out NAB Challenge action for Brendon Goddard despite another soft-tissue setback for last season’s best-and-fairest.
Skipper makes impressive Marc
CARLTON says Marc Murphy has already shown he will thrive as the long-term Blues captain despite a trying first year as the club’s leader.
Saints admit it’s a total rebuild
ST KILDA has conceded it is full rebuilding mode, but still believes it can improve upon last year’s disastrous five-win season.
Tigers can’t stop King’s links
RICHMOND has conceded it cannot stop Jake King associating with bikies despite angst over links with Bandidos figure Toby Mitchell.
Wood handy in shallow pool
NEW Carlton recruit Cameron Wood was seen to have written his own football obituary late in the 2012 season.
Joel takes long road back
HOW many 25-year-olds turn down the chance to be recruited by a third AFL club and yet still find a way back to the big time?
Hawks will be better without Buddy
ANALYSIS: BETTER without “Buddy”. That is the immense challenge for Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson next year.
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