Why Gryan Miers should be on the All-Australian radar
He may have only kicked two goals this year but nobody in the AFL is playing his position better right now than master assistant Gryan Miers.
He may have only kicked two goals this year but nobody in the AFL is playing his position better right now than master assistant Gryan Miers.
After a training session, Mitch Hardie would reach for the runners and go again, pounding through another run on the pavement. It was all part of his rise to being drafted by Geelong.
Having injured the same foot three times, Jack Henry went through a ‘tough’ road back to Geelong’s side. But the premiership Cat took it all in his stride.
Geelong was sluggish heading into the weekend but keyed in on one area to ramp up their game and show glimpses of their premiership best.
With the addition of former Adelaide big forward Josh Jenkins, the Cats got taller in the off-season, but also gave themselves a conundrum: Can he play in the same forward line with Tom Hawkins and Esava Ratugolea?
After a big trade period, Geelong’s two key signings are planning early pre-season returns. But how are the new faces at your club settling in? See where all 18 clubs are at.
It looks good on paper, with superstar Eddie Betts joining Harry McKay and Charlie Curnow. But how good will Carlton’s forward line be in reality? According to Brendon Goddard, there are plenty better. See his full 1-18 rankings.
Mid-season draftee Josh Deluca has returned to Carlton in an effort to reignite his AFL career as one of nine ex-AFL players given permission to join pre-season training before this month’s national and rookie drafts.
Richmond’s premiership backline is only going to get better with the return of five-time All-Australian Alex Rance. Can anyone rival the Tigers for defensive talent? Brendon Goddard ranks every team from 1-18.
Tom Hawkins has been the mainstay of Geelong’s front half for a decade. But with the goalkicker turning 32 next season, the Cats will use their strong draft hand to find their next star forward.
Just when you thought the list changes were finalised for 2019, West Coast and Port Adelaide had other ideas. The Eagles have cut two midfielders while Port plans to redraft a couple of emerging talents. SEE EVERY LIST CHANGE
He has plenty of entertaining stories up his sleeve, but Wylie Buzza is serious about making the most of his second chance in the AFL as he linked up with his Port Adelaide teammates for the first time.
Brodie Grundy, Jeremy Cameron and Lachie Whitfield headline the in-demand free agents of 2020. But will any of the big names entertain an offer from rival clubs? Jay Clark breaks down 13 of the potential moves.
He has been likened to Joel Selwood, is the nephew of a former AFL captain and played through a dislocated shoulder. It’s no wonder Deven Robertson has attracted top-10 interest — including from Melbourne.
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