Magpies coach Craig McRae has put the idea of shorterning quarters back on the table, revealing that 153 players across the competition missed round 10 through injury – including a Dons midfielder who’s set for a stint on the sidelines.
As one observer explains, if you saw Clayton Oliver on the street last year, he would cross the street and ignore you. But after his life hit ground zero in December, the Melbourne star had to change his ways. Here’s how he did it.
Matthew Nicks isn’t the first coach, nor will he be the last, to have Nick Daicos nightmares. Scott Gullan asks the question many Crows fans will be thinking – and what the answer means for the rest of the competition.
Channel 9’s Tom Morris is poised for a return to the airwaves and will share the microphone with Gerard Whateley. Find out more in this week’s Media Street.
Athletics Australia announces first major appointment under new presidency ahead of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
The Collingwood fan who reached over the fence to pat West Coast’s Harvey Johnston won’t be able to do so again anytime soon.
It was a witches hat sort of effort from Richmond, writes Scott Gullan. And the embarrassing performance raises a big question – who will jump off the sinking ship? All the early likes, dislikes.
A quartet of Australian athletes have put themselves well and truly in the frame for Paris medals, finishing with strong podium results at the Doha stop of the world’s premier athletic series.
Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley was beaming with pride after the Power’s win at the Cattery off the back of a disappointing Showdown defeat the week prior.
Before Crows fans can begin salivating about the thought of Patrick Dangerfield’s return, it seems plans for a return to Adelaide were not as serious as first thought.
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