Sam Taylor has opened up on the torment he felt after GWS’ agonising finals exit last year and why he’s torn up he won’t get a chance for redemption against Joe Daniher. LACHLAN MCKIRDY reports.
Days after losing its prized No. 3 draftee Jagga Smith for the season, another rising star gave Carlton fans reason to smile — and left Michael Voss with a lot to ponder ahead of round 1.
It wasn’t long ago AFL clubs were reluctant to commit to players long-term due to the risks involved. Now, deals of six years or more are the norm. LACHLAN MCKIRDY finds out why.
Suspended GWS player Josh Fahey has spoken publicly for the first time of his regret after being one of the Giants banned for his part in the club’s Wacky Wednesday scandal.
Prior to the Giants’ defeat against the Western Bulldogs in a huge clash in Ballarat, another AFL club was firmly on GWS’ mind.
He’s not a secret but, as a teammate puts it, Lachie Whitfield would be ‘shone in a different light’ if he played in another state. The GWS star opens up to LACHLAN McKIRDY.
In 2023, the Giants stormed into finals on a seven-game winning streak – the same streak they’re on now. Here’s why the rest of the competition should be more worried about them this year.
Brent Daniels has lit up the competition in recent weeks, and his latest starring hand against the Fremantle Dockers has elevated him right into All-Australian consideration.
Toby Greene is the latest player to bear the brunt of some umpiring controversy after being penalised for holding the ball in a tense clash against Fremantle.
Fremantle’s finals hopes are no longer in their own hands with the side ruing a late brain snap that cost the Dockers any chance of victory.
Make no mistake, writes LACHLAN MCKIRDY, after what happened at Engie Stadium on Saturday afternoon, the Giants should now be premiership favourites. Here’s why.
In 2020, GWS took a punt on bringing maligned Fremantle swingman Jesse Hogan to Sydney. SAM LANDSBERGER reports picking him up for just pick 56 is proving an absolute steal.
A former GWS captain hopes to snap a frustrating run of shoulder injuries in a clash that will heavily shape the AFL ladder.
GWS rising star Darcy Jones took little time to capture the imagination in his orange helmet — now footballers across the country will be able to sport the same look.
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