The Bulldogs wanted to make a statement after their elimination final mauling last year: No more timid Dogs. So what happened? The forwards didn’t get a sniff, but some much bigger names have to shoulder the blame. LIKES AND DISLIKES
Just 15 days ago more than 80,000 fans crammed the MCG for the Women’s T20 World Cup. The country has changed radically since with footy played behind locked doors before a complete suspension. How did it unfold so suddenly?
We managed to squeeze in one round of the AFL season before the coronavirus crisis claimed the game until at least May 31. So who gets bragging rights throughout the break? Jon Anderson looks at every club.
No fans, 17 rounds – season 2020 is very different to years gone by. But what will it take to succeed? See who Mick Malthouse expects to thrive in this new-look season.
ADELAIDE has claimed the first AFLX premiership, defeating Geelong in the Group 1 grand final. Gillon McLachlan says the concept is a winner, but fan reaction was mixed. RECAP
HE’S the unluckiest footballer in the AFL and yet to make his senior debut after four years, but we want Nathan Freeman in our SuperCoach team. Will this be the year? Every cheapie you need to know about.
FOOTY is a high-pressure game, but some enter 2018 under more pressure than others. Coaches, players, presidents and key staff at many clubs will be under the pump. SAM EDMUND names who’s in the hot seat at your club.
ADELAIDE has won the first ever AFLX tournament, defeating Geelong in the grand final of group 1 that featured Collingwood, Port Adelaide, West Coast and Fremantle as youngsters and new recruits stole the show.
DESPITE the fact the AFL’s biggest names were absent in Adelaide, the game’s first taste of AFLX was exicitng and showcased all the great aspects of our game, JON ANDERSON writes.
SQUADS might consist of a lot of faces yet to be regularly seen on an AFL ground but the league says it’s happy enough with the likely line-ups ahead of its bold new venture.
AFLX is days away and the home-and-away season is fast approaching. Who’s injured at your club, who’s flying and who is pushing to play in Round 1?
IT is the one thing all SuperCoach players must get right. Selecting the right rookies can be the difference between winning premierships and missing finals. Fear not, we are here to help. Check out the 2018 SUPERCOACH ROOKIE BIBLE.
IN the last of their three-part team preview series, the panel discusses the SuperCoach stars, the players ready to take the next step and the rookies to keep an eye on from Port Adelaide, Richmond, St Kilda, Sydney, West Coast and Western Bulldogs.
PORT Adelaide giant Charlie Dixon has paid tribute to premiership player Chad Cornes for helping to turn him from unfulfilled talent to game-changing forward.
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