‘Spooky’: AFL history repeats itself
Melbourne got off to the perfect start in the AFL season opener, and eerie similarities to last year’s grand final had fans seeing double.
Melbourne got off to the perfect start in the AFL season opener, and eerie similarities to last year’s grand final had fans seeing double.
The AFL season has barely started and a coach might have just played the most insane selection mind games we have ever seen.
There’s no love lost between last year’s AFL grand finalists but the reason behind their bitter rivalry has raised eyebrows in the footy world.
Claims of disrespect during the off-season have set the stage for an electric grand final rematch between Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs.
MELBOURNE’S ambitious plan to develop the MCG’s Yarra Park training ground appears dead in the water after it was shot down today by the newly-elected Andrews Government.
It doesn’t matter where your team finished on the ladder or who it recruited, fans of the 18 AFL clubs are already looking to 2019 with a nervous mix of anticipation and anxiety. So what will your club be asking for from Santa for Christmas?
New Demons chief Gary Pert wants to make Melbourne great again. And as the one-time Collingwood boss plots his club’s course, he says the Dees don’t want to be like the Pies.
Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin has given his players more responsibility and more say this pre-season after learning some valuable lessons during his time with England’s rugby union team and Tom McDonald says the benefits are clear already.
Money to play, an all-indigenous side and superhero-themed teams. That’s some of the highlights footy fans and players can look forward to for a revamped AFLX Series in 2019.
West Coast says star ruckman Nic Naitanui is ahead of schedule in his recovery from a second knee reconstruction, fuelling hopes he will be able to return by round 15 next season. How is your club shaping on the track?
AFL clubs will be busy strategising over the summer to get an important tactical advantage from the new rules as Jon Ralph looks at which players will have the edge in 2019.
James Harmes won’t become complacent in 2019 after a superb breakout season as a tagger, and the proof is that chiselled six-pack he flaunted on Instagram.
They are the big names with big question marks hanging over them in 2019. The likes of Gary Ablett, Tom Liberatore, Jake Stringer and Jesse Hogan will have plenty of pressure on them come Round 1.
IT might still be 105 days until their Round 1 game, but Demons players weren’t cut any slack during a gruelling training session in Melbourne’s searing heat on Friday. SEE THE PICS
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