Walters excited by Fremantle future
FREMANTLE has followed a productive trade period by locking away one of its biggest stars and Michael Walters is bullish about the Dockers’ future with Jesse Hogan and Rory Lobb.
FREMANTLE has followed a productive trade period by locking away one of its biggest stars and Michael Walters is bullish about the Dockers’ future with Jesse Hogan and Rory Lobb.
THERE is no pre-season grand final any more but clubs will travel far and wide — including a match at Great Barrier Reef Arena — for next year’s JLT Community Series. FULL FIXTURE
CARLTON has been dumped from the AFLW season opener after a poor season last year but Collingwood will still feature in the first game of the new season alongside an expansion club. SEE THE FULL 2019 AFLW FIXTURE
JESSE Hogan has revealed that a frank chat with Nathan Fyfe and Ross Lyon last year helped lay the framework for his shift to Fremantle this trade period. The former Demon has given the inside story on his big move.
A FRANTIC final day of trading has seen all but one of the major trades completed. See every deal that has been made during the 2018 exchange period.
RICHMOND midfielder Reece Conca is set to become Fremantle’s first acquisition in the free agency period starting Friday, adding to a long list of repatriated West Australians.
HAYDEN Ballantyne and his family are grieving following the tragic death of the Fremantle veteran’s brother, Brendan, after he was hit by a car in Perth.
LISTEN: Will West Coast’s premiership win influence Andrew Gaff’s decision to stay or go? Our SuperFooty Podcast team dissects the Grand Final and reviews the latest trade news.
FREMANTLE has offered midfielder Lachie Neale a lucrative four-year contract extension, as the Dockers attempt to see off interest from Brisbane.
THERE’S plenty of big names among the 40-man squad, but also some stars missing. And Hawks coach Alastair Clarkson thinks one of his men is unlucky. HAVE YOUR SAY
BRENDON Bolton admits Carlton’s nightmare season has pushed him to the brink, but he insists the Blues will stick to their rebuild plan.
IT’S been a bumper year for big grabs, and emerging Essendon young gun Aaron Francis may have saved the best for last. WHAT’S YOUR MARK OF THE YEAR?
SYDNEY has picked Lance Franklin to line up against the Hawks, but will he play? Hawthorn has worries of its own, with potential Buddy stopper James Frawley, while Richmond and GWS welcome back stars.
ALASTAIR Clarkson says the better team lost after the Hawks escaped with a four-point win against a brave St Kilda — and the coach predicted a quick exit from the finals if Hawthorn serves up similar performances. RECAP
MELBOURNE will take a revamped forward line into the must-win clash against West Coast while the Bulldogs have regained their skipper and Carlton debuts a big man. SEE THE TEAMS HERE
MELBOURNE coach Simon Goodwin has vowed to eventually secure a breakthrough win against a top-eight team with the Demons in danger of missing finals.
NORTH Melbourne has regained Shaun Higgins while Dan Hannebery is back for Sydney. Meanwhile, Richmond has welcomed back four premiership stars but given another a rest. SEE ALL THE INS AND OUTS
ANDREW Brayshaw has spoken for the first time about the hit that left him with five dead teeth, saying he has forgiven Andrew Gaff and opened up on the aftermath of the unexpected punch.
FREMANTLE midfielder Lachie Neale says it was upsetting and distressing seeing his housemate Andrew Brayshaw return home from jaw surgery on Monday night.
ROSS Lyon has revealed the extent of the damage to young gun Andrew Brayshaw after he was punched in the face by Andrew Gaff during the derby and the emotional scenes in the rooms as Brayshaw’s mum came down to see her injured son.
THE rivalry is always fierce between Hawthorn and Essendon. But with what is at stake at the MCG today, is this the biggest game between the clubs since the ‘line in the sand’ battle?
IT’S good news week in the AFL with Nathan Freeman, Alex Johnson and Brodie Smith back while Gold Coast and Fremantle have swung the axe for Round 20. SEE ALL THE INS AND OUTS
HAWTHORN’s bid to cement its spot in the top eight has received a significant boost with the return of two key players, while the Bulldogs have more injury troubles and the Power have pulled two selection surprises. SEE ALL THE ROUND 19 TEAMS
Chris Scott couldn’t bring himself to watch Harry Taylor kick after the siren against the Western Bulldogs. But his eyes were wide open for Zach Tuohy’s shot against Melbourne. Find out what’s next for the Cats.
HAWTHORN has reacted at selection while Carlton has boosted its line-up and Port Adelaide has confirmed Robbie Gray will play despite suffering concussion last week. SEE EVERY LINE-UP
SHOULD teams play each other twice a season? Is 17 games too few? Or have we got things just right? The 2018 Footy Fans Survey is here — and you can win tickets to the AFL Grand Final.
GARY Ablett has copped criticism for his lack of defensive intensity but as we enter the last part of the season there’s no doubt the little master will fire up. LISTEN TO THE SUPERFOOTY PODCAST
DESPITE Collingwood’s loss to West Coast, Magpies captain Scott Pendlebury has shown his class wishing Eagle Nic Naitanui well with his knee injury. Plus, re-cap all of today’s action.
A STAR Pie to return, the Bulldogs to replace a star with a star, GWS gets a much-needed forward boost and West Coast welcomes back key arsenal against Collingwood. SEE THE TEAMS HERE
LISTEN: JORDAN De Goey played a major role in Collingwood’s victory over Essendon on the weekend, leading the SuperFooty Podcast team to say the Pies were lucky to pay unders and make a huge call on the prodigious talent.
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