A Blues overhaul is coming – so, who’s in the gun?
If there is no remarkable turnaround in the run home, Carlton’s entire football department is going to be under the microscope from a man who’s not afraid to make big calls.
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Kennedy steps out of Gout Gout’s shadow with sub-10 stunner
A heartbreaking national championships looked set to haunt Lachlan Kennedy, who seemed destined to always be in the shadow of Gout Gout. But there were two things which gave Kennedy a chance at history.
‘Absolute star’: Why Nate Caddy could haunt North Melbourne
What Nate Caddy did against the reigning premiers at the Gabba warrants a closer look at the 2023 national draft — and it shines the spotlight on North Melbourne, among some other clubs.
Cornes is changing AFL media – can the footy world handle it?
The battle to be the loudest voice in the AFL media has become an arms race – and there’s a clear leader. But insiders are starting to ask big questions. SCOTT GULLAN looks for the answers.
Fox Footy hails ratings success, won’t be drawn on BT stoush
Fox Footy’s decision to go head-to-head with Channel 7 has proven a winner, with huge numbers flocking to the broadcaster in 2025. But, it won’t be drawn on public criticism from Brian Taylor.
The magical May night that belongs in September
Thursday night had it all – including shades of the greatest home-and-away clash in history. And, like that day in 2009, this one could lead to a grand final rematch, too.
The Baz text that shocked Cats legend
When Bailey Smith was handed the famous Geelong No. 3, club great Jimmy Bartel reached out – and what ‘Bazlenka’ did next proves there is so much more to his very public image.
Early Tackle: Putrid Dons confirm pretender status
By half-time on Saturday night, the conversation surrounding the Bombers was about whether they were a bottom four team rather than a potential top eight side, writes SCOTT GULLAN.
‘They’re coming for her’: The unspoken bias confronting Kane
Laura Kane knew what she was stepping into. If it didn’t go right, she would have to deal with an underlying current of old-school misogyny. But, SCOTT GULLAN asks, is the pile-on fair?
Footy’s TV war: The ‘suspicion’ giving one show a decisive edge
It’s nearing half-time in the footy TV wars and bragging rights well and truly belong to one side. SCOTT GULLAN investigates the numbers in Footy Classified’s battle with The Agenda Setters.
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