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Scott GullanScore Columnist – AFL/Athletics writer

Scott Gullan has more than 25 years experience in sports journalism. He is News Corp’s chief athletics writer and award-winning AFL correspondent. He’s covered numerous Olympic Games, world championships and Commonwealth Games. He’s also the man behind the Herald Sun’s popular Score column.

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Carlton

Caretaker Teague lets results tell story

Much has been made of Carlton not interviewing David Teague after his sterling start as caretaker. But Teague says he’s happy to focus on results and the Blues’ improvement is winning plenty of fans.

Carlton

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‘Not a tosser, just a good honest country boy’

David Teague, the man behind Carlton’s resurgence, is a senior coach in waiting and there’s one story that perfectly sums up the humble country boy.

Essendon

Orazio Fantasia has dyed his hair blonde.

The Score: Reason behind Fantasia’s new look

Essendon livewire Orazio Fantasia is sporting a bold new look after dying his hair this week. He reveals the reason for his new hair choice. Plus, Nic Nat might have a new career on his hands.

The Score

Melbourne great Shaun Smith says EJ Whitten would not be happy with the new Legends Game format.

EJ ‘would be turning in his grave’

A former Melbourne high-flier has taken to social media to vent his anger at the deciion to change the format of the EJ Legends game, suggesting the Footscray great would be horrified.

AFL News

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 28: Rhylee West of the Bulldogs pictured with his father and Bulldogs champion Scott West holds his new jumper with the number 14, the number his dad first wore as a Bulldog during a Western Bulldogs media opportunity at Whitten Oval on November 28, 2018 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Adam Trafford/AFL Media)

Bevo’s timing best for son of the West

WATCH: Premiership coach Luke Beveridge enjoys the romance in footy and on Wednesday his timing was impeccable as he brought two famous Bulldog sons together.

Olympics

Sporting GOATs to descend on Tokyo Olympics

The 2020 Tokyo Games could see the greatest gathering of sports people ever assembled as a herd of GOATs look for one last shot at Olympic glory.

Women's sport

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 07: Catriona Bisset of Victoria wins the Womens 800m during the Australian Track and Field Championships at Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre on April 07, 2019 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images)

Surprise packet breaks 43-year-old 800m record

Just months after shocking Australian athletics by claiming national 800m title, Catriona Bisset has knocked off a record that has stood for over four decades.

The Score

Andrew Jarman from the All Stars tackles Jude Bolton from Victoria during the AFL EJ Whitten Legends match between the All Stars and Victoria at Adelaide Oval in Adelaide, Friday, August 31, 2018. (AAP Image/David Mariuz) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Legends game set for AFLX revamp

The EJ Whitten Legends Game will have a different look this year when it’s played under the AFLX format. Plus, Lachie Neale’s cheeky clip to Dermott Brereton and Brett Ratten’s unconventional initiation for a debutant.

The Score

AFL Grand Final - Sydney Swans v Hawthorn at the MCG. 'Kenny and Rhyce Shaw with the cup.

The real reason Shaw shouted flag drinks

Find out why Rhyce Shaw picked up the bar tab after Sydney’s 2012 premiership. Plus, a Tour de France rider’s hilarious reaction after a spectator bared his backside and England’s incredible record in sporting World Cups.

Geelong

‘In this together’: Richo not interested in job talk

St Kilda coach Alan Richardson hasn’t given his own job security any thought, preferring to focus on how his side can finish the season positively after its loss to Geelong.

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