Gordon insists Stevenson resigned
UPDATE: Now-former Bulldogs chief executive David Stevenson insists it is “the right time” for him to leave the club.
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STEPHEN Dank has fired his own warning shot after his home was riddled with six bullets in a cold-blooded early-morning attack.
$4m facelift planned for Pies’ pokies den
COLLINGWOOD plans to pump almost $4 million into renovations at its Ringwood pokies den if a bid for more machines at the venue is successful.
Boyd on outer after prank led to pub biff
A CONFESSION from Western Bulldogs youngster Zaine Cordy two days after a drunken altercation with Tom Boyd led to the indefinite suspensions slapped on the pair.
Eddie’s $1b stadium plan one step closer
EDDIE McGuire’s stadium dream is a step closer to reality after the formation of a State Government taskforce to decide the future of Melbourne’s sporting stadiums and precincts.
Rival clubs eye Dogs’ poker machines
AFL clubs and the Melbourne Racing Club are circling 70 poker machines set to be sold by the Western Bulldogs.
Magpies apply for more pokies
COLLINGWOOD has applied for extra poker machines just days after telling the Melbourne City Council it wants out of the lucrative business.
Pies aim to be pokie free by 2026
COLLINGWOOD aims to be pokies-free within a decade as part of an agreement with Melbourne City Council for access to community facilities.
Gill, coaches to talk turkey on big issues
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Prestia yet to decide on future
GOLD Coast Suns midfielder Dion Prestia is yet to decide his playing future as Richmond and Melbourne circle while Geelong are interested in Gary Rohan.
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