GWS are looking towards the next generation and Tasmanian James Leake is eager to break into the side. Plus the young Giant touches on his future — with the Devils entering the AFL in 2028.
Stephen Coniglio faced one of the “most difficult periods” of his career after injuring his shoulder last year, but is on track for round 1. Plus, see the latest from the GWS match simulation.
At some AFL clubs, young guns form the nucleus of a premiership challenger. At others, fans are nervous about whether their investment will pay off. Where does your team sit ahead of the 2025 season?
GWS vice-captain Josh Kelly has tipped the best is yet to come from Jake Stringer as the former Bomber relishes his start to life at the Giants.
They might have been overwhelmed against their cross-town rivals, but the Giants are taking plenty of positives out of their loss to the Swans in the Sydney Derby.
GWS expects coach Adam Kingsley to fulfil his duties this weekend despite being away from the club with Covid. Plus, the latest on star Sam Taylor’s painful testicle injury.
The GWS Giants have copped a massive blow after All-Australian defender Sam Taylor was sidelined after suffering a horror injury.
When Toby Bedford saw Adam Kingsley’s name flash up on his phone, he thought he might be getting dropped to the twos. Instead, it brought about a season-defining role change that could be crucial in the Giants match against the Swans.
The Swans look unstoppable in season 2024. But one Giants forward reckons that if there’s going to be a team that beats Sydney, it might just be the Orange Tsunami.
Charlie Dixon and Jeremy Finlayson were dropped and Port Adelaide kicked 6.15 in its loss to GWS on Sunday – the club’s second-worst return for the year. So, where does Ken Hinkley turn next?
A couple of stars that helped win Port Adelaide’s one and only AFL premiership will now attempt to mastermind their demise against GWS this week.
The cavalry is coming for the Giants with captain Toby Greene knowing that this week’s clash against Port Adelaide is verging into must-win territory if they want to keep their premiership hopes alive.
The Giants have been missing personnel due to injury, but a more crucial part of their game has fallen away in the past month. LACHLAN McKIRDY unpacks how and why the Giants have fallen off the pace after being premiership favourites.
It will come as little relief to Damien Hardwick and the Suns but the AFL has admitted error in Gold Coast’s loss to St Kilda, while also weighing in on two more contentious calls.
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