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Essendon vs. Port Adelaide at Etihad Stadium, 10th June, Melbourne Australia.  Essendon's Cale Hooker celebrates his goal in the second quarterPicture : George Salpigtidis

Fearless Bombers on finals march

EXCITING, bold and creative. Essendon were in scintillating form against Port Adelaide and after that performance, the Bombers are well and truly in the mix to feature in September.

Port Adelaide
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 10:  Ollie Wines of the Power kicks whilst being tackled Dyson Heppell of the Bombers during the round 12 AFL match between the Essendon Bombers and the Port Adelaide Power at Etihad Stadium on June 10, 2017 in Melbourne, Australia.  (Photo by Quinn Rooney/Getty Images)

Port’s top four hopes pear shaped

A STUNNED Port Adelaide’s top-four hopes took a major hit on Saturday night – and left coach Ken Hinkley searching for answers – as it ran into a Bomber blitz at Melbourne’s Etihad Stadium.

Essendon
Set up pic of Essendon's Conor McKenna for Chris Cavanagh feature . Pic: Michael Klein

McKenna eyes ‘unbelievable’ feat

HE almost quit Essendon two years ago but now Irishman Conor McKenna is settled in at the Bombers and relishing his role as a running defender who is intent on improving his game.

AFL
Artwork for what the players said

Famous last words: Contract red flags

HISTORY shows when an AFL superstar puts contract talks on hold, it’s bad news. What did stars like Chris Judd, Lance Franklin and Adam Treloar say before their big money moves?

AFL
MND sufferer Neale Daniher visits Collingwood Pies training. Neale Daniher with coach Nathan Buckley for the team's support for MND and the Big Freeze 3.   Picture: David Caird

The award fit for Neale Daniher

NEALE Daniher continues to bravely fight MND but at the same time deliver hope to fellow sufferers and he should be recognised for his contribution to the community with an AFL award coined back in 2014.

Sport
North Melbourne v Western Bulldogs. MCG. Adam Cooney gets his right knee attended to late in the 4th q

The dark side of ‘pain-free footy’

ADAM Cooney couldn’t tell you how many times he has been jabbed in the name of footy while there is a litany of players whose careers and post-football lives have been cruelled in the pursuit of success.

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