Chris Cavanagh has poured over the form to find the best betting value in Round 4 and believes Essendon could be vulnerable against a Carlton side on a high after last week’s surprise win. Check out his punting tips.
Sydney has emerged as a genuine contender to snatch the AFL decider away from the MCG, with the NSW government reportedly open to an approach for the match to be played at the Olympic Stadium.
Brisbane showed the value of a rare home crowd in 2020 as they found another gear against West Coast. Lions star Hugh McCluggage said 1965 fans sounded like a whole lot more.
West Coast’s bid to overturn Jeremy McGovern’s one-game striking ban started with a bizarre twist when a documentary crew was booted from the hearing. Here’s why.
WEST Coast coach Adam Simpson was left puzzled by star ruckman Nic Naitanui’s suspension for a dangerous tackle as ex-players slammed the decision. HAVE YOUR SAY
SHOWDOWN 44 will set up the Adelaide Crows for a top-four finish — and leave Port Adelaide to fight its way to September’s finals, says Malcolm Blight.
EXPECT the blowtorch to be turned on Essendon coach John Worsfold this week as The SuperFooty Podcast panel discuss the big issues from Round 7.
NORTH Melbourne has been the surprise packets of 2018, defying the critics who had nominated them for the wooden spoon this season. How is your team placed after Round 7?
THE AFL has given the OK to a controversial goal review decision that saw Kangaroo Billy Hartung awarded a goal that proved crucial to the final result on Saturday night despite Swan Jarrad McVeigh claiming he had touched it.
POWER vice-captain Ollie Wines says the Power’s inability to kick despite orders from the coach’s box showed it couldn’t handle West Coast’s pressure.
IT is one of football’s most despised words but Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley conceded he would not take issue if somebody wanted to call the Power’s performance against the Eagles “soft” after they got smashed in contested ball.
PORT Adelaide has proved it can match it with the very best teams in the competition but that proof comes with a caveat — that it is for part of matches.
ADAM Simpson called this West Coast’s biggest test. The Eagles’ not only passed with flying colours, the new league leaders did it without midfield star Luke Shuey as Port Adelaide are left looking for answers.
GEELONG is adamant it can get rid of all of its pokies after already selling more than half of its gaming machines but must work out how that is going to happen.
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