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Essendon has made the decision to delist its entire E-Sports team

Bomber retires on eve of season

Essendon youngster Luke Lavender has retired from AFL football on the eve of the season with the Bombers now likely to have a list spot open for a Michael Gibbons-style rookie pick. SEE EVERY CLUB’S LIST CHANGES 

GWS
AFL Round 21. Western Bulldogs vs GWS at Etihad Stadium.  GWS Giants Josh Kelly celebrates a 3rd qtr goal  . Pic: Michael Klein

Kelly Q&A: Will Giant stay or will he go?

GWS star Josh Kelly admits the last time he was out of contract “there were times I thought I was gone” before he re-signed. He’s doing it all again and Mark Robinson finds a passionate man who admits he’s an “indecisive procrastinator”.

AFL News
Dustin Martin and Clayton Oliver.

Why Demons gun is the next Dusty

Dustin Martin, Patrick Dangerfield, Lance Franklin and Alex Rance are widely regarded as the modern day greats of the game but who’s ready to step up to elite status? Champion Data predicts Generation Next.

Women's sport
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 06: Alyce Parker of the Giants poses during a Greater Western Sydney Giants AFLW media opportunity at Drummoyne Oval on February 06, 2019 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Cameron Spencer/Getty Images)

‘Relaxed’ Parker ready to make presence felt

Alyce Parker is the youngest GWS player by 12 months and while at times she admits it can be “intimidating”, she’s not letting her age hold her back as she looks to make a bigger impact on the field after settling into life as an athlete.

Supercoach
Josh Kelly during GWS Giants open training session ahead of their semi final match against Collingwood at the MCG. Picture. Phil Hillyard

Giants chock full of SuperCoach studs

If the SuperCoach stars align, GWS could have the top-scoring defender, midfielder and forward in 2019. And at least one of them is available at a bargain price. The Giants’ best premium picks, mid-price risks and cash cows.

AFLW
Nina Morrison - Geelong Cats AFLW Training at GMHBA Stadium. Picture: Stephen Harman

AFLW faces growing ACL crisis

Research show women are up to 10 times more likely to tear their ACL than men and after Nina Morrison became the fourth knee injury victim of the AFLW season, the game faces a worrying trend.

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