Saints ruckmen to fight for their careers
With a lack of quality ruckmen in this year’s draft, St Kilda has challenged Billy Longer and Lewis Pierce to fight for the No.1 ruck mantle — and most likely their AFL careers — next season.
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Who your club will pick first in the draft
Tonight will kick off the AFL draft and it will be far from ordinary, with academy and father-son bids setting the scene for a dramatic night. SAM LANDSBERGER and JAY CLARK forecast how the first round will unfold and who your club is set to pick.
Phantom draft: Pies could pay dearly for young guns
Collingwood’s plan to draft running machine Isaac Quaynor and father-son gem Will Kelly with late picks could be spoiled while the Bulldogs are considering the first live draft day trade. TOP 21 PICKS PREDICTED
Roos getting a beauty in Tarryn
After setting the Tasmanian State League grand final alight, Tarryn Thomas’s next senior game will be for North Melbourne but the Roos will have to match a first-round bid for the academy graduate.
Who will the Blues take at No.1?
One is the next Joel Selwood, the other is the next Nick Riewoldt while the third is the next Andrew McLeod. So who should the Blues take with the No. 1 pick? SAM LANDSBERGER takes an in-depth look at the options.
Shock name tops Champion Data’s phantom draft
It has been one of football’s hottest debates. Who should go pick one in the 2018 draft — Jack Lukosius or Sam Walsh? Well, neither according to Champion Data, who have released their top 30 prospects. See the full list and get special analysis on every player.
Stars add to new-look squad
After collecting the wooden spoon last summer, the Melbourne Stars have transformed their squad, and as a result nothing is certain when it comes to their starting XI. SEE THE SQUAD
Dogs star not happy with short AFLW season
Western Bulldogs forward Isabel Huntington has declared herself on track for a Round 1 return after suffering a second ACL injury in February.
New Blue finally feeling settled
To say Will Setterfield was flattered by Carlton and Essendon’s interest in him this trade period would be an understatement and while there was no private jet, a Blues big gun was enough to lure the young gun out of GWS.
Williams ‘broken’ over Cup tragedy
EUROPEAN trainer Joseph O’Brien hopes to erase The Cliffsofmoher’s Melbourne Cup demise with victory in the Mackinnon Stakes but owner Nick Williams admits he’s shattered by the horrific incident.
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