Magpie becomes a Grun-Dee as trade struck
Brodie Grundy is finally a Demon after a week-long standoff between Collingwood and Melbourne on the ruckman’s trade value.
Brodie Grundy is finally a Demon after a week-long standoff between Collingwood and Melbourne on the ruckman’s trade value.
Luke Jackson is finally a Docker after months of speculation he would leave Melbourne to return to Western Australia.
The biggest deal of the AFL Trade period has taken a dramatic turn with one club refusing to play ball as a “lie” gets called out.
Melbourne list manager Tim Lamb has had his say on speculation linking promising forward Kozzy Pickett with Port Adelaide.
BE HAPPY Dees fans! Melbourne’s inconsistent form last year should be attributed to growing pains of a developing side and supporters should be very excited about 2018, writes David King.
THE “daughters of the west” are one win away from becoming the Queens of the west after the Western Bulldogs booked their place in the AFLW Grand Final with a thrilling win over Melbourne.
MELBOURNE in and West Coast out. Legendary coach Mick Malthouse believes Melbourne can break its finals drought in 2018 but must drop a nasty habit of getting ahead of themselves.
WE are just days out from Round 1 but there are still plenty of big selection questions facing all 18 clubs. JON RALPH runs his eye over which draftees are in prime position to debut for their new clubs.
MELBOURNE ruckman Max Gawn feels like a new man after shedding 8kg but he concedes his dramatic weight loss could work against him against the bigger bodies.
DID your club get its 2018 marketing slogan right? Fear not, we are here to help. With Round 1 approaching fast, check out the 18 club marketing slogans that should have got the green light this season.
TRADES don’t come much bigger than moving on a former No. 1 draft pick. But Melbourne may have already found its Jack Watts replacement heading into Round 1. And his name is Bayley Fritsch.
MELBOURNE is one win away from making this year’s AFLW Grand Final but if they are to make it they will need to do so without star Mel Hickey who has torn her ACL.
CAN Adelaide rebound from Grand Final heartache or will we see another Tigers-type fairytale? The Herald Sun team together with James Hird, Dane Swan, Dermott Brereton and Brendon Goddard, lay it on the line as they give their predictions for 2018.
EX-Melbourne coach Paul Roos says if he was a Demons supporter he’d be pretty exciting this year, declaring his former club will “definitely play finals” this season.
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