Grundy opens up on Dees’ ruck headache
Brodie Grundy says his partnership with Max Gawn remains an “exciting prospect” despite being relegated to scratch match duties as the Demons skipper produced his best game of the year against Brisbane.
Brodie Grundy says his partnership with Max Gawn remains an “exciting prospect” despite being relegated to scratch match duties as the Demons skipper produced his best game of the year against Brisbane.
The Lions were left absolutely seething after a controversial last-second umpire call. Now AFL legends are all saying the same thing.
Giving up a four-goal lead on Friday night compelled the Brisbane Lions to a 14th loss in 15 games at the MCG.
The Melbourne Demons have pulled off a miracle comeback against the Lions to ensure Brisbane’s MCG curse continues.
WITH just one round to play before finals, the top eight still isn’t set. GWS, Geelong, Richmond, Sydney and Essendon all had big wins but where will they finish? SEE WHERE YOUR CLUB SITS
IT HAS been one of the most even seasons in VFL/AFL history and despite being at Round 23, we still don’t know who will play finals, finish top four or win the wooden spoon. THE ROUND 23 IMPLICATIONS
AFTER another spirited effort on Sunday, the Brisbane Lions can jump off the bottom of the ladder with a final round victory against North Melbourne.
BRISBANE have asked the AFL to extend the international rookie rules for Irishman Cian Hanley so the club can continue to develop the youngster beyond this season.
FORGET Dayne Zorko, Tom Rockliff or Dayne Beams. Another Lion has stepped up to take on the most important tag. And it is not who you’d expect.
ADELAIDE wasn’t happy when Brisbane flagged its interest in Charlie Cameron. But Lions coach Chris Fagan has hit back, saying this time his club is the hunter.
RORY Sloane has had a light week on the training track after hurting his knee against Essendon, while Will Hoskin-Elliott is in doubt and two teams have already made late changes. SELECTION WHISPERS
Where are they now? The ‘Bad News Bears’ were not so terrible, recalls Norwood recruit Neil Hein
A DEMON sends the ball forward more than anyone, a star Cat is the king of clutch and an in-demand Crow is the best interceptor. Here are the inaugural Field Marshal Awards winners.
BUCKLEY, Hird and Archer v Hodge, Riewoldt and Mitchell. There is no doubt that the retirement classes of 2007 and 2017 are two of the all-time greats. But which one is the best ever? HAVE YOUR SAY.
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