With three All-Australian selections and a dominant minor premiership, is a flag the only thing standing in the way of this current midfield being the Sydney Swans’ best of the modern era?
Four big ins at the Sydney Swans for their local derby final with GWS means big decisions for coach John Longmire about who misses out.
John Longmire is adamant Taylor Adams will have a role to play in Sydney’s premiership tilt, despite looming as a hardluck story for the second finals series running.
The Swans are yet to win a final against their cross-town rivals GWS. For some players, that means nothing. For others, it’s extra motivation as they hit the track ahead of the derby.
He left Collingwood for Sydney and Taylor Adams is struggling to deal with the fallout from missing a dream premiership win.
Laura Gardiner took her game to another level after a bold move away from her hometown of Geelong. She opens up on the trade, what changed at her new club and her All-Australian honour.
His dad might be one of the most revered leaders in the club’s history, but Indhi Kirk has pledged to step out of his shadow and forge his own path at the Sydney Swans.
The NRL has won the battle for one of New South Wales’ most-exciting dual-sport talents, who has opted to quit the Sydney Swans Academy and take up a rugby league deal.
The Giants were in the thick of the action on the opening night of the AFL draft, leading to one of the best celebrations we’ve seen in Draft history, as the Swans played hard yet again.
With three of the first 16 picks between them, the Swans and Giants are set to play a big role in this year’s AFL Draft. Their respective list managers take us inside their thinking.
The Swans haven’t found themselves short of inspiration during their remarkable AFLW turnaround. But a 34-game AFL player-turned-coach has become the master orator inspiring them to “run through walls”.
Callum Mills is set to be out for a large portion of 2024 after a Mad Monday injury. So what does that mean for the 26-year-old’s leadership role next year?
After five seasons as Sydney’s GM, Charlie Gardiner is heading back to Melbourne – and this move will result in significant off-field changes. Get the full details.
The Swans loaded up in the traded period and the salary cap will be tight next year and beyond – so what does it mean for a few out-of-contract young guns? Jon Ralph takes a look.
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