The Tackle: Has Woosha saved his job?
Three weeks ago, John Worsfold was on the brink — his papers weren’t quite stamped, but unless there was a decent push for a finals spot, he was unlikely to coach next year. What a difference three wins makes.
Mark Robinson
‘Punch in the face’ that gave Richo new outlook
Alan Richardson has lost his job at St Kilda after six unsuccessful seasons. In February he sat down with Mark Robinson to talk about a tough 2018 and a confronting off-season review that led to what he hoped would be big changes this year.
Why Essendon, North hate each other
Once the fiercest rivalry in the game, the spark around clashes between North Melbourne and Essendon had dimmed with the two clubs’ lack of success. But it’s back — and set to explode at Marvel Stadium Mark Robinson writes.
AFL legends welcome Smith into elite club
Four AFL legends entered the inner sanctum of Melbourne Storm to welcome the newest member of their club — Cameron Smith, who will become the first NRL player to reach the 400-game milestone.
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Dons the all-time AFL villain
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Bomber the man for Dons’ top job
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Mark Robinson
Mark “Robbo” Robinson is not only chief football writer of the Herald Sun, he is a household name in footy-mad Victoria.
Hird prepares for long game
THE TACKLE – FULL VERSION: IF IT was the end, as it appears to be for James Hird for the next 12 months, it ended in remarkable scenes.
Hird’s future hangs in the balance
JAMES Hird will coach Essendon against Carlton on Saturday night, but beyond that has not been decided.
Hird resolute despite tide turning
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