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.
Max Gawn produced the highest rating game in four years on Friday night without axed sidekick Brodie Grundy who will have to be a goal kicker to get back.
Just as the Lions looked set to banish their MCG hoodoo, they imploded. Jonathan Brown is saying what everyone else thinks about his club.
RICHMOND’S depth — more specific its bottom six players — was one of the keys to the Tigers’ premiership last year. Are they the benchmark team again? Champion Data ranks every finalist.
DUSTIN Martin, Trent Cotchin, Dion Prestia, Kane Lambert, Toby Nankervis. Richmond has a star-studded midfield and a handy ruckman, but cannot win the footy at stoppages. What does every finals club need to get better at?
AS HIS new club strives for September success, Melbourne veteran Jordan Lewis says he can see the similarities between this year’s Demons and Hawthorn of 2008.
MAX Gawn looms as a large stumbling block in Geelong’s bid to advance beyond Friday night’s elimination final. But there’s another potential bogey standing in coach Chris Scott’s way.
THE clock is ticking. Adam Treloar, Jack Viney, Kane Lambert and Toby Greene are desperate to prove they are fit for finals. Who will make it — and who will miss out? Every team’s selection posers.
DAMIEN Hardwick is coach of the year but he’s about to meet the coach of the decade. And Alastair Clarkson knows exactly the way Richmond wants Thursday night’s final to be played, writes Mick Malthouse.
IF HAWTHORN is to spring a qualifying final upset it must not only overcome Richmond’s imfamous pressure game but its backline ball hawks. See the big questions facing each team ahead of finals.
MELBOURNE has received a boost on the eve of its breakthrough finals campaign with co-captain Jack Viney looking the goods in today’s solid hitout at Goschs Paddock.
THE future of the AFL is in elite hands, with young stars Marcus Bontempelli, Jordan De Goey, Charlie Curnow and Clayton Oliver spearheading the AFLPA’s 22 Under 22 team.
SUCH has been the significance of Jaidyn Stephenson’s debut season that he could well become the first player since Daniel Hannebery to clean sweep the Rising Star. Will he get close? Our experts give their votes.
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