Every talkback radio station and TV sports show asked the question, now it has become a reality. Which AFL superstar is following in the footsteps of Michael Jordan’s ‘The Last Dance?’ Hint: He is one of the biggest players in the game!
Esava Ratugolea produced a moment which left commentators shaking their heads when he spoiled Tom Hawkins’ goal-bound shot last night. But there were bigger issues which left Cats coach Chris Scott frustrated after a shock loss to Carlton.
When Carlton needed a hero to end its first-quarter hoodoo, there was Eddie Betts. When the Blues needed a saviour in the last quarter, Betts again. A favourite son announced his return on Saturday to lead the club to an unthinkable win over Geelong.
Geelong was trying to send Steven Motlop to Richmond, only for the Tigers to flip the script and steal Josh Caddy. While it didn’t go exactly as the Cats planned, it did lead to one of the club’s great draft heists.
A Collingwood member has sent the club a defiant message after being told to remove a doctored image of Brayden Sier from their ‘Phil Inn’ Twitter account.
It has been one of the most listened to shows on SEN. However, the station’s big hitter will take on a new look for the rest of 2020 following budget cuts brought on by the COVID-19 crisis.
He won a Brownlow Medal in 2016 and Patrick Dangerfield’s coach Chris Scott expects the 250-gamer will still be one of the game’s best players almost a decade on. Here’s what makes the Geelong champ so well respected.
In a swift review Shane Watson would be proud of, Cricket Australia has withdrawn from a copyright claim it says was made in error against a popular Twitter user who has gathered a cult following sharing nostalgic cricket videos.
Fox Footy has asserted its authority in the AFL media landscape by pulling analyst David King from a position he’s held at SEN for years, while AFL Media is struggling to cover games due to the COVID-19 stand-downs.
Looking back, we should have seen the clues. After being thrashed by Gold Coast in the pre-season it looked like it would take three months for the Cats to hit top gear. Well, guess what?
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