Just 15 days ago more than 80,000 fans crammed the MCG for the Women’s T20 World Cup. The country has changed radically since with footy played behind locked doors before a complete suspension. How did it unfold so suddenly?
We managed to squeeze in one round of the AFL season before the coronavirus crisis claimed the game until at least May 31. So who gets bragging rights throughout the break? Jon Anderson looks at every club.
After Carlton kicked eight goals from free kicks on Thursday night, more umpiring decisions in front of goal again left fans baffled during the Collingwood-Western Bulldogs clash.
Amid all these changes, brave coaches willing to try a new attacking, burst style might end up being the big winners. Mick McGuane lists the players who could thrive at your club.
WESTERN Bulldogs playmaker Jason Johannisen has capped a fairytale season by winning the Norm Smith Medal. SEE HOW THEY VOTED
WHICH Bulldogs starred and who flopped on the biggest stage? Sam Landsberger and Gilbert Gardiner assess every Dog’s Grand Final performance. Do you agree?
UPDATE: JORDAN Roughead says he’s “feeling good and ready to go” after he was given the all-clear to play in tomorrow’s Grand Final. See how the Bulldogs and Swans will line up
DAVID King nominates his five key performance indicators that will make one of Sydney or the Western Bulldogs the 2016 premiers.
THE Western Bulldogs have embraced the hype of Grand Final week with coach Luke Beveridge saying there’s plenty of room in the cabinet for a second premiership cup.
WESTERN Bulldogs defender Matthew Suckling says the two premierships under his belt aren’t enough to take the sting out of being overlooked for Saturday’s Grand Final.
LIN Jong says he regrets his mid-season tour of Collingwood’s facilities as he weighs up the “big decision” whether to leave Western Bulldogs.
YOU might laugh at the punter who has backed Fletcher Roberts to win the Norm Smith Medal. But he’s already ahead of those who had Brisbane for the flag.
THE son of Bulldogs legend Ted Whitten reckons his dad would be as proud of the red, white and blue blokes in Saturday’s Grand Final as any Footscray team he played for.
ADVERSITY, including losing his father at a young age, has moulded Bulldogs youngster Toby McLean into a caring kid with a flint-hard attitude on the field.
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