Robbo: Will absurd Hinkley theory gather momentum?
If Port loses to Melbourne and their season is a perilous 0-4, it will kickstart the inevitable discussion about whether Ken Hinkley should remain coach. How safe is he?
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Weitering v Walsh: The No. 1 debate which isn’t so clear
Their progression to stardom could hardly have been more different, but there’s an argument Sam Walsh might no longer be the most-important No. 1 pick at Carlton, writes Mark Robinson.
The Tackle: Hawks story read like a hit job on Kennett
Jeff Kennett can be a goose and has a track record for being loose with his mouth. But this is a club issue, not a Kennett issue. Read The Tackle.
Robbo: Curious case of footy’s answer to Bieber
Bailey Smith is one of the brightest stars of the game and is a walking billboard for club sponsors and marketing slogans. Mark Robinson examines why his contract talks are not straightforward.
Robbo: Lethal quote seals Dusty as century’s best
Whether or not we see Dustin Martin on a footy field again, his legacy as the best player of the 21st century is sealed — and Leigh Matthews said it best, Mark Robinson writes.
The Tackle: Kicking Mick a low act from disrespectful bookie
The cheap takedown of Mick Malthouse, who tipped Essendon to win this year’s premiership, by an online betting agency deserves a whack, writes Mark Robinson. LIKES AND DISLIKES
No timeline for grieving Martin’s Richmond return
Richmond has strongly denied speculation Dustin Martin could quit football as he takes an indefinite break from the game to mourn his father Shane.
Robbo: Inside draft shock that handed Cats record-breaker
As the game prepares to celebrate Joel Selwood as the longest-serving captain, Mark Robinson reveals one of the biggest sliding doors moments in draft history.
Robbo: Legend almost gave up on footy over tribunal debate
Frothing about Tuesday night’s tribunal hearing involving Willie Rioli, AFL great Glenn Archer was ready to give up watching footy.
Robbo: Draft experts should learn from Ugle-Hagan’s slow burn
He was hailed the next Buddy Franklin long before he played an AFL game — Mark Robinson says those who lumped Jamarra Ugle-Hagan with huge pressure should learn from his slow burn.
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