Christmas comes early for Kangas
The Kangas defender turning heads at pre-season, Katy Perry returns to cricket (but this time minus Doug Bollinger), Danny O’Brien en garde and an AFL sharp shooter eyes new goal.
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36 holes, 10 beers and an ‘MJ’ masterclass
More proof there really is nothing better than a Michael Jordan story from the good old days, plus ‘Swanny’ turns down the Pies, Tom Boyd’s new club and which delisted AFL star is happy to ditch another chance?
Stubborn Scott’s spat with Kennett
Don Scott captained Hawthorn to two premierships and then saved the club when it was on the brink of merger in the 1990s, so why has he refused to be named a Legend of the club?
The bald truth about Bellamy’s head shave
How the Melbourne Storm coach finds himself poised for a very short trim, why Ita Buttrose can expect a visit from the AOC boss, a pro golfer runs out of balls and AFL players’ favourite shopping strip.
Gil’s Cup dream goes off the rails
Horseracing fans dream of owning a Melbourne Cup winner. AFL boss Gillon McLachlan is no different, but things didn’t quite turn out as he’d hoped in Tuesday’s big race. THE SCORE.
Radio: Stunning news for Ox and Marko
Fans of radio hosts David Schwarz and Mark Allen were up in arms when the popular pair’s Ox and Marko drive show was cancelled by Macquarie Sports Radio. Has the station heard them?
Dusty’s unique wedding antics revealed
When ex-Richmond forward Sam Lloyd tied the knot in his hometown Deniliquin, a number of his former Tiger teammates headed up and stayed in the local caravan park. Not Dustin Martin, who dressed the part for the nuptials, too.
Failed radio station’s embarrassing announcement
This AFL legend was set to return to the airwaves after parting ways with SEN earlier this year. But the Melbourne radio station has been left red-faced after announcing its shock closure.
Cats, Giants in historic fixture first
GWS will kickstart its 2020 campaign against Geelong in a match that will create AFL history. And footy fans can watch more footy next year as their men’s and women’s teams play back to back.
How mate Danger planted seed for Jenkins’ move
Patrick Dangerfield knew his mate Josh Jenkins was struggling and out-of-favour in Adelaide. So he did what any good friend would do — pumped up the benefits of a change of scenery to the Cattery, Scott Gullan writes.
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