The first game of Round 11 is only hours away so it’s time to get your KFC SuperCoach trades sorted. We look at trade strategy, the top targets coming off the bye, the mid-price value and all the best rookie options
KFC SuperCoaches with Max Gawn on the pine will be hoping for Brodie Grundy to go large against a lacklustre Adelaide side. But the Crows could hit Grundy with the same tactics that quelled the Melbourne star.
On Sunday, Patrick Cripps and Jy Simpkin each recorded seven clangers. Champion Data numbers reveal exactly how they affected their KFC SuperCoach scores. Should you be worried? These are the burning questions of Round 11.
The AFL is close to releasing the next fixture block after Round 13, and the league isn’t ruling out another festival of footy if the players give it the green light. Here’s a few hints what the next few rounds may contain.
The troublesome hamstring injuries that continue to plague Collingwood midfield jet Adam Treloar have been exacerbated by the condensed AFL schedule, the Pies vowing to be conservative with their oft-injured star.
St Kilda could launch another trade raid but first it has to deal with its own uncontracted stars. Where do the Saints stand on Jack Steele, Josh Battle and Jake Carlisle? Plus trade news from the Demons, Blues and Port.
Essendon has backed second-gamer Sam Draper to ruck solo against veteran GWS big man Shane Mumford, with the Bombers opting to manage Tom Bellchambers in Round 10. Check out the full teams for Friday’s clash.
Ben Brown concedes he feared he had suffered an ACL injury when he went down in the opening quarter against Geelong, but hopes scans will clear him of serious damage to his knee.
KFC SuperCoaches were nervous after Max Gawn was sent for scans ahead of the clash with the Crows. Now they should be worried after the star big man confirmed he’s battling injury. The latest update and how you can prepare for his potential absence
Adelaide’s season sunk to a new low on Wednesday night when it crashed to a heavy defeat to Melbourne, condemning the club to its 10th-consecutive loss under first-year coach Matthew Nicks.
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