Pridham: ‘I mourn the pain the game put Goodes through’
Sydney chairman Andrew Pridham has delivered an emotional address about Adam Goodes’ absence from football, declaring he mourns “the pain that the game put him through”.
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AFL’s most senior Indigenous representative to move on
After cancelling her appearance at the league’s Indigenous launch in Darwin this week, inclusion and social policy boss Tanya Hosch is expected to vacate her role amid growing pressure.
Why Pies’ Houston trade hasn’t paid off — yet
Dan Houston’s Collingwood career started with a bang against his old club, but since then the All Australian has been ‘underwhelming’. Jon Ralph finds out why.
Fearless, ferocious and forever one of footy’s most revered
For all the blood and thunder of those early decades, Robert Walls’ final chapter in football saw his warmth and humanity emerge for all to see. Here’s the entire one-of-a-kind story in full.
Walls family opens up on legend’s final hours before choice to end cancer fight
Carlton great and Australian Football Hall of Famer, Robert Walls, has passed away, choosing voluntary assisted dying over a second gruelling cancer fight. And his family say, the legend was ready to go.
Winners and losers: The clubs dudded by AFL’s run home draw
Some clubs have been thrust into the primetime spotlight and others sent off-Broadway. Jon Ralph unpacks the winners and losers from the AFL’s round 16-23 fixture.
Goodes ‘should have walked out a hero’ – instead he’s lost to footy
Ten years on from Adam Goodes’ war dance, the league still asks how they can get the legend back to the game. It’s why the AFL’s Sir Doug Nicholls Round still possesses a tinge of sadness.
Shock audio reveals umpires misled AFL after Schultz clash
Audio that was captured immediately after Lachie Schultz’s sickening concussion against Fremantle has been revealed, with the AFL unable to confirm whether the umpires involved would be stood down.
Trade buzz: Saint’s play to keep NWM, latest on 10 injured stars
A Saint is utilising a key tool to keep Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera from leaving to South Australia. Plus we look at the futures of 10 players stuck on the injury list and more in Moneyball.
How a fourth rounder for Clarry could unlock Dees’ next flag
Many football fans would scoff at a three-time All Australian departing for a fourth rounder – but Jon Ralph writes if Oliver wants to, it could be the move which unlocks the Dees’ next flag.
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