AFL commends Betts’ response to ‘disturbing’ racism targeted at kids
The AFL and Victorian Premier have stood behind Eddie Betts for calling out a disgusting racial attack targeting his children while they played basketball in their own front yard.
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Crows, AFL rally behind Eddie Betts after vile racist attack
The Crows have thrown their support behind Eddie Betts for calling out a disgusting racial attack while his kids played basketball in their front yard. Watch the video.
Unravelling the AFL’s sordid web of drug test lies
The AFL has lost the trust of the football public after revelations players have been secretly tested — and shielded from bans — for years, writes Sam Landsberger. He asks, where do you start to unravel the lies?
Is it real? The premiership hangover symptoms plaguing Pies
Is Collingwood on the precipice of a flag hangover? SAM LANDSBERGER speaks to premiership players to find out what makes and what breaks a reigning premier.
100 AFL players caught up in secret drug tests bombshell
Footy insiders have revealed the extent of the clandestine scheme involving players from all 18 clubs who are given free rein to take drugs without penalty.
‘A medical model of care’: How the AFL-supplied drug tests work
The AFL has been supplying clubs with tests which can detect 13 substances, including cocaine, marijuana, methamphetamine and MDMA. SAM LANDSBERGER unpacks how they work.
Why Dons’ nastiness is a good thing
There is a line that some of the Bombers’ players have crossed, but SAM LANDSBERGER believes Essendon fans would welcome a streak of nastiness.
‘You can pretend to be tough’: Papley unloads on Dons’ ‘facade’
Sydney forward Tom Papley has unloaded on the Bombers’ ‘facade’, accusing Brad Scott’s men of targeting the Swans behind the play after Essendon’s Peter Wright’s big hit on Harry Cunningham.
Saints’ $100k sacrifice to bring Spud’s Game to masses
St Kilda has taken a $100,000 hit to move this year’s Spud’s Game from Marvel Stadium to the MCG with projections of a crowd far greater than the Docklands venue’s capacity.
Government backflip to trap Lions at ‘dilapidated’ Gabba
In good news, the Brisbane Lions won’t be homeless for five seasons after a government backflip, the bad news, they appear trapped at a stadium which is running out of time.
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