Fans should call out troublemakers, AFL says
THE AFL says violent behaviour won’t be tolerated at matches after a horrific brawl in Geelong on Saturday — now they want fans to call out troublemakers. TELL US WHAT YOU THINK
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Cats chase ‘something special’ after miracle win
Chris Scott couldn’t bring himself to watch Harry Taylor kick after the siren against the Western Bulldogs. But his eyes were wide open for Zach Tuohy’s shot against Melbourne. Find out what’s next for the Cats.
Star Tiger joins push to protect kids
THE “heartbreaking” reality of protecting children against violence really hit home for Richmond’s Shaun Grigg once he had two sons of his own — and now the AFL star’s family is doing its part to make a difference.
Critical moves that led to Lake’s freedom
BRIAN Lake’s Japanese jail ordeal is over after the Norm Smith medallist was released from an Osaka police station after six days in custody. Here’s how his freedom was secured.
Lake still sweating on jail release
FORMER Hawthorn premiership star Brian Lake remains in Japanese custody as legal experts work frantically to wrangle his release.
Super Ladder: Why Tiger Army is getting cocky
RICHMOND is the shortest-priced premiership favourite after Round 16 in several seasons, and some fans might be getting ahead of themselves. Who can challenge the Tigers and who’s faltering?
Will injured Bombers finally turn to Francis?
FOLLOWING his side’s loss to Collingwood, John Worsfold was sticking to his guns over the non-selection of Aaron Francis, saying the No. 6 draft pick was still “miles off” fulfilling his potential.
The Tackle: What’s up with Gaz and Bont?
A COUPLE of big names just aren’t themselves at the moment. MARK ROBINSON names his likes and dislikes from Round 16, and while Carlton is in his sights, he also has a bone to pick with Jono Brown.
Sense of occasion with unbeaten streak extended
DAVID Brideoake’s Self Sense has confirmed his status as racing’s new jumps star after keeping his unbeaten record intact with an all-the-way win in the Kevin Lafferty Hurdle at Warrnambool.
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