Confused Roos wants explanation
MELBOURNE coach Paul Roos last night said he was at a loss as to how to coach players on handling on-field collisions.
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Wingard backs AFL’s tough stance on bump
CHAD Wingard has backed the AFL in its firm stance on the bump as widespread debate rages over the suspension of Melbourne’s Jack Viney. VOTE NOW
No common sense in kangaroo court
OPINION: THE AFL tribunal system, introduced 10 seasons ago to reduce guesswork and subjectivity, should be replaced immediately.
Demons appeal Viney bump ban
VOTE AND HAVE YOUR SAY: AFL boss Andrew Demetriou admits Melbourne’s Jack Viney was “unlucky” as the Demons prepare to appeal the midfielder’s two-match ban.
Experts, fans slam Viney ban
UPDATE: THE AFL tribunal’s decision to ban Jack Viney for two weeks has sent the football world into social media meltdown.
Voss slams Viney ban as ‘over the top’
MICHAEL Voss has implored Melbourne to appeal Jack Viney’s two-week suspension, labelling the ruling “tragic” for the game.
Jack Viney, the case for and against
WATCH AND VOTE: JACK Viney faces the tribunal tonight for his bump on Tom Lynch. Mark Robinson and Sam Edmund argue the case for and against.
Behind the Play, Round 7
MUMMY’S sausage love, Corey goes undercover, Demons and Crows in show of strength, the biggest upsets and Collingwood’s favoured son.
Hot Shots: Weekend sports action
AFL, Melbourne Rebels and Melbourne Vixens — See the weekend sport action through the lenses of our photographers.
Lake, Buddy face uncertain futures
BRIAN Lake’s calf injury will see him forced to negotiate another contract, with Lance Franklin also facing an uphill battle to take on his old club.
Demons defy odds, form to sink Crows
MELBOURNE forward Chris Dawes kicked three goals in a three-point upset victory against Adelaide as the Demons logged their second win of the season.
Alex is back in different work boots
IN six months Melbourne’s Alex Georgiou has gone from working for the company that built Adelaide Oval to playing on it.
Saving Dees takes more than one man
CAN troubled Melbourne be saved by just one man? “Absolutely not,’’ says coach Paul Roos.
Why Bernie is praying for rain
MELBOURNE is praying for rain as former Crows best-and-fairest Bernie Vince faces Adelaide for the first time at Adelaide Oval on Saturday.
Roos puzzled by Watts inquisition
MELBOURNE coach Paul Roos won’t banish the battling Jack Watts to the VFL and says he can’t understand the public’s fascination with the No. 1 pick.
Roos takes slow, steady approach
PAUL Roos has copped it once before for playing ugly and it remains one of the most famous digs in footy from outgoing AFL chief Andrew Demetriou.
Roosy is the man: Leo Barry
SWANS 2005 premiership hero Leo Barry believes his former coach Paul Roos is the right man for the job of dragging Melbourne back to football respectability.
Jackson urges AFL to rethink
BEMUSED Melbourne chief executive Peter Jackson has urged the AFL to rethink its dismissal of a proposed Anzac Day eve clash.
Anzac Day eve like two Christmases
COLLINGWOOD president Eddie McGuire yesterday railed against a proposed Anzac Day eve clash between Richmond and Melbourne.
Tigers, Dees seek Anzac Eve clash
AN annual Anzac Day eve night clash between Richmond and Melbourne at the MCG could be launched next season.
Behind The Play: AFL Round 5
A MUSICAL nickname, St Kilda young gun’s double Billing, the Bomber virus crisis and Tomahawk’s name change. It’s all in Behind the Play from Round 5.
Latest cap is hard to wear
FIELD MARSHAL: THE new interchange cap was always going to be a test for clubs and while some have got the maths right, others struggle.
Foot injury threatens Trengove’s career
MELBOURNE midfielder Jack Trengove will miss the remainder of the 2014 season and maybe more with a serious foot injury.
Weekend Heroes: Round 4
DERMOTT Brereton and Jon Anderson name their five standout players from Round 4 — and they will surprise you.
Retired Demon made his mark
IN a short and interrupted time at Melbourne, Mitch Clark made an undeniable imprint.
Melbourne supporters, look away now
AS JOSH Kelly danced atop a soaked Spotless Stadium last weekend, it was Melbourne fans who may have felt that familiar sinking feeling.
Wright’s not your average Joe
VICTORIAN key tall Peter Wright has been dubbed better than Joe Daniher as Melbourne and Carlton eye a forward line saviour in November’s draft.
Macca’s week in sport
MELBOURNE’S potential draft bonanza, Cloke’s goalkicking woes, bruise-free footy and KB’s blast at the AFL — it’s the week according to Macca …
Hey Blues, Jones has a long memory
CO-CAPTAIN Nathan Jones says he still remembers bruise-free footy barbs directed at the Demons three years ago by two Carlton players.
Dees’ unthinkable draft trifecta
MELBOURNE could achieve the unthinkable and claim the first three picks in this year’s national draft.
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