Bossy: Cups Diva just knew when to flick switch
Glen Boss has revisited his historic Melbourne Cup three-peat in emotional reunion with champion mare Makybe Diva, who thrust both of them on to the international stage back in 2005.
Glen Boss has revisited his historic Melbourne Cup three-peat in emotional reunion with champion mare Makybe Diva, who thrust both of them on to the international stage back in 2005.
Patrick Dangerfield firmed for a second Brownlow Medal with a four-goal masterclass against Carlton, which led Chris Scott to laud him as “the best player in the comp”.
Richmond coach Damien Hardwick has applauded the AFL for changing the studs up rule after his outburst last weekend over free kicks against star Tiger Jack Riewoldt. ROLLING FOOTY NEWS
Richmond captain Trent Cotchin has a reputation as one of the game’s good guys and, as Daisy Pearce — and a lucky Richmond member found out — the title is well-earned.
Collingwood star Steele Sidebottom is in doubt for the club’s first final after rupturing a testicle at training on Wednesday. RE-CAP ALL OF WEDNESDAY’S FOOTY NEWS.
Could St Kilda welcome back Ross Lyon? The former coach’s decision to walk out on the club just days after an elimination final loss stunned the footy world. Here’s how it happened.
This game was between one team with finals on the line and another that kicked one goal last week. So of course North Melbourne destroyed Port Adelaide from the opening bounce.
David Teague has been rewarded for transforming Carlton in nine games by being named the club’s new senior coach. But it wasn’t long ago he was offered a job that would have involved him helping the Blues’ greatest rival.
St Kilda caretaker coach Brett Ratten says Jack Steven has been an “energizer bunny” at the club this week after his impressive return to AFL football last round. RECAP TODAY’S FOOTY NEWS
One of the most successful radio partnerships is coming to an end, with news that SEN boss Craig Hutchison has lured a big name to his station for next year.
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