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BE HAPPY Dees fans! Melbourne’s inconsistent form last year should be attributed to growing pains of a developing side and supporters should be very excited about 2018, writes David King.
BE HAPPY Dees fans! Melbourne’s inconsistent form last year should be attributed to growing pains of a developing side and supporters should be very excited about 2018, writes David King.
PORT Adelaide lacked depth in 2017 and it showed, winning just two of nine games against top 8 teams. An off-season recruiting spree has corrected that flaw, now it’s up to Ken Hinkley and Co.
IN the name of Gary, Patrick and Joel. Amen. The “Son of God” returns and the excitement is consuming all football fans, with the fairytale finish to an unbelievable career as “Junior” comes home.David King and Mark Robinson on the Cats’ bid for premiership glory.
THE Tullamarine Globetrotters will play the most aggressive offensive footy of 2018. It will be thrilling to watch, but there are still some question marks over Essendon, writes DAVID KING.
SYDNEY’S 10-year gamble on Lance Franklin is all about premierships. Right now the Swans’ ledger stands at 0-1, writes David King.
BRENDON McCartney did the hard work but will 2015 be the season we see the Western Bulldogs re-build bear fruit, asks David King.
IF PORT Adelaide doesn’t finish inside the top four in 2015, something has gone drastically wrong, writes David King.
PAUL Roos embarked on what was set to be the toughest coaching appointment in decades. His legacy at Melbourne will be decided in 2015.
THIS Brendon Gale-led Richmond Football Club is vastly different to its predecessors. That was evident during 2014, writes David King.
WHAT has improved at Carlton in the past 12 months? David King says Mick Malthouse’s job is on the line if the Blues struggle in 2015.
WEST Coast almost made the finals but was the only team in 2014 not to beat a top-eight side. Will the real Eagles please stand up, writes David King.
ADELAIDE had all the assets required to play finals in 2014 and failed. Expect big things from the Crows in 2015, writes David King.
BRISBANE’S “mosquito fleet” is a weapon of mass destruction. But the big question mark remains over the Lions’ tall stocks, writes David King.
ESSENDON appears confused as a football club — certainly off the field, but more critically inside the boundary line, writes David King.
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