TODD Goldstein would enhance Geelong’s premiership chances if he joined the Cats mid-season, the same for West Coast if it traded to secure Marc Murphy. Opening a June trade window would add spice to the season, writes DAVID KING.
AFTER a horror start to the season Essendon has found its groove over the last two weeks with upset wins over Geelong and GWS. But on Saturday night they face the reigning premiers and their finals campaign is on the line. Are they good enough?
YOU don’t have to look hard to find an expert with a question mark over West Coast. They are about to get an emphatic answer from a genuine premiership threat, writes David King.
RICHMOND has kicked the most goals from inside 15m, between 16-30m and from the corridor. If you’re wondering why the Tiger players get goal-side so frequently so unopposed, here is why.
TRAVELLING has become a nightmare in 2016 and where the top eight teams finish on the ladder will go a long way to determining their finals fate, writes DAVID KING.
THE Western Bulldogs have an identity and genuine relevance on the AFL premiership landscape for the first time for almost a decade, writes David King.
GEELONG’S fortunes against the Greater Western Sydney on Saturday will be dictated by star factor, DAVID KING writes.
THE Sydney Swans have improved this season and have been regenerated by youth, but they face their Kryptonite — the Hawks, winners of six of their past eight encounters.
AN ADDICTION to recruiting hand-me-down talent has turned Richmond into the home of the list-clogger, writes David King. Will anyone take responsibility?
HAWTHORN Football Club has done it all. It’s won all the recent titles and remains the toughest fight on the AFL landscape.
THERE’S angst whenever Ross Lyon’s coaching record is addressed. Sledging the Fremantle coach has become its own sport, writes David King.
WITH 23 top-20 draft picks the Giants list wants for nothing. Like the Baby Bombers of 1993, belief could win them the 2016 flag, writes David King.
THE mild and meek Hawks of the past four weeks will be replaced by angry birds against Adelaide. And David King fears for the Crows.
LIKE it or not, the story of the Richmond-North Melbourne elimination final will be the losing coach and the press conference that follows, writes David King.
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