‘Unbelievable’ Kelly has Cats shaking head
Most interest about Cat Tim Kelly revolves around the second-year midfielder’s future, but Cam Guthrie isn’t thinking about that as he lavished praise on his star teammate.
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Video: Should Hawkins be rubbed out for this hit?
Geelong is again waiting nervously on a verdict from match review officer Michael Christian after a late, high forearm from Tom Hawkins in a win that sent the Cats two games clear on top of the ladder.
Pies fans inspire black and white beer
When CUB asked which AFL team wanted their own beer brand, it’s no surprise the Magpie Army came out in force.
How Sidey tried to save his burning house
Collingwood star Steele Sidebottom has revealed how close he came to serious trouble when his house burnt down last year, explaining that he initially tried to put the blaze out himself.
Triple premiership Lion headed for reality TV?
One of the greatest Lions of all may be about to enter the jungle when filming begins for the next instalment of Australian Survivor.
Cats find another mature-age gem
Darcy Fort has certainly taken the long route to the AFL. The 204cm ruckman was first overlooked in the 2012 draft and has battled for a spot all over the place — until now.
Why PM will be glued to North v Swans
It looms as an intriguing game, but there might be a whole lot more than four points on the line in Saturday’s North Melbourne-Sydney clash. And PM Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten will be watching anxiously.
BT laughs last as footy’s biggest name debate ends
In a round that featured some of the biggest moments of the season, it was a debate about Brian Taylor’s pronunciation of Orazio Fantasia that had footy fans the most fired up. But after copping a lot of criticism, BT was laughing last.
Forecast looking brighter at the Kennel
There was a black cloud hovering over Whitten Oval three weeks ago but the Western Bulldogs have found some clear skies after back-to-back wins, ironically in the last place you’d think.
How ball boy’s speed launched Liverpool to epic triumph
While delirious Liverpool fans celebrated an epic Champions League semi-final triumph over Barcelona, it emerged a 14-year-old ball boy was the unsung hero. THE SCORE.
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