Most of us know who gets a lot of disposals per game and who kicks the goals but do you know who has spent the most time on the ground this season? What about running bounces? See the AFL’s quirky stats leaders for 2019.
Who has been your club’s unsung hero and greatest flop this season? From Sydney Stack’s rise to Lance Franklin’s injury worries, 2019 has been full of storylines.
Chris Judd was copping it from everyone in the blame game after Brendon Bolton’s sacking. But he refused to back down and took a big swing at Garry Lyon.
As Carlton starts its search for a new senior coach, Andrew Walker has urged the club to turn to a former mentor to replace Brendon Bolton.
AFL fans have reacted to Brendon Bolton’s sacking, declaring the former Carlton coach should not be made a scapegoat for the battling club’s continued struggles.
Nat Fyfe or Scott Pendlebury? Lachie Neale or Harris Andrews? The SuperFooty team has allocated their votes from Round 11 matches, but did they get it right? Vote here.
For the first time in 26 years, the AFL will hold a mid-season rookie draft. So who will your club pick up? Draft expert Matt Balmer puts his neck on the line with his PHANTOM DRAFT.
Collingwood ruckman Brodie Grundy racked up a monster 64 hit-outs and Sydney forward Sam Reid kicked a career-best six goals. Who was BOG? Vote for your best players in Round 10.
The big names are in play for this week’s teams announcement, with Patrick Dangerfield one of a host of stars to miss. Meanwhile, the Blues have swung the axe. SEE THE FULL ROUND 10 TEAMS
Sam Docherty wants to see his teammates ‘breathing fire’ against St Kilda after a no-holds-barred honest session. What was said between the players? He joined this week’s SuperFooty podcast to break it down.
GWS has welcomed back Shane Mumford, Lachie Whitfield and Brett Deledio to take on Carlton but it’s not all good news for the Giants. Meanwhile, some SuperCoach studs have missed the cut. SEE THE FULL TEAMS
Patrick Cripps or Brodie Grundy? Who deserved three votes at the MCG? The Herald Sun experts have cast their votes, now it’s your turn to vote for the best on ground in every game of Round 8.
Our experts have had their say. Now it’s your turn. Were Scott Pendlebury, James Harmes, Jeremy Cameron and Ben Brown the best players of Round 7? HAVE YOUR SAY.
Collingwood star Scott Pendlebury was a deserved winner of the Anzac Medal but was Lachie Neale unlucky not to win the QClash medal? Pick your best on ground players in all nine games.
Patrick Cripps has long stood out in a poor Carlton side, but that should not detract from how good a player he is. It’s a belief punters are starting to wise up to. See this week’s best bets in this week’s Ladbrokes Late Mail.
Tim Kelly led the expert votes, but our readers couldn’t go past Gary Ablett after his 23-disposal, three goal game on Easter Monday against Hawthorn. Who did you vote for? READER VERDICT
Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti was an obvious pick for best on ground in Essendon’s victory over Brisbane Lions. But who else featured in your votes? See the readers’ verdict on every Round 4 game.
Carlton forward Charlie Curnow will miss at least the next two weeks after sustaining bone bruising in his right knee against Port Adelaide. However, the diagnosis could have been a lot worse for the young gun.
Both teams have named unchanged line-ups for Sunday’s AFL Women’s grand final. But one Crow will be given until the final minute to prove her fitness.
Tim Kelly and Adam Treloar fought out the honours for best on ground in Geelong’s nailbiting Round 1 win over Collingwood, splitting our expert and fans. Who plumbed for who? Plus, every match’s reporters v fans vote.
After months of speculation, we finally have the answers to the questions we have been waiting for. Who got the call up for Round 1 and who missed out? See the final Round 1 teams right here.
Collingwood and Hawthorn are among the AFL clubs bringing back their stars as teams try to gain some important chemistry in their final pre-season clash of the year. SEE THE JLT SERIES SQUADS
Collingwood will be desperate to avoid a winless season and have recalled two key players for its clash against North Melbourne while Carlton and Brisbane are preparing for a mini elimination final.
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
Geelong key forward Phoebe McWilliams will make her Cats debut against reigning premiers the Western Bulldogs, who have named Irish recruit Aisling McCarthy for the clash. SEE ALL THE INS AND OUTS
The stars will be coming out to play AFLX but which ones are still anyone’s guess. Our experts select their squads for the revamped four-team extravaganza.
Western Bulldogs are the reigning AFLW premiership but don’t expect them to go back-to-back, at least that’s the opinion of the 10 captains who were surveyed ahead of the season openers. Who do they think will make the Grand Final?
The Silvagni name is synonymous with the Carlton Football club, so it comes as no surprise that the latest member of the family, draft pick Ben SIlvagni, would inherit a legendary Blues guernsey number. See every club’s guernsey numbers for 2019.
Reality is setting in for injured Sam Docherty, who is set to miss another 12 months of football. But the Carlton co-captain says the support he’s received since his cruel blow will help him as he sets about helping
Despite three tumultuous seasons at Melbourne, Tomas Bugg has vowed to play with his trademark aggression for Carlton after the combative utility was thrown an AFL lifeline.
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