AFL chief ready to help out Bomber
AFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan is prepared to help Mark Thompson as the former coach faces drug-trafficking charges.
AFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan is prepared to help Mark Thompson as the former coach faces drug-trafficking charges.
Geelong have surged back into the eight with a comprehensive 61-point thrashing of the undermanned Giants.
AFL chief executive Gillion McLachlan remains adamant the handling of the Ross Lyon matter has been transparent.
James Hird says the club’s failure to support he and Mark Thompson has contributed to the latter’s stunning fall from grace.
St Kilda defender Dylan Roberton will assume a mentoring role for younger Saints amid uncertainty about his playing future.
Malcolm Blight has defended coaches against allegations they are to blame for one of the lowest scoring seasons in decades.
There is no certainty Shaun Higgins will be available for North Melbourne’s important clash against the Swans in Sydney.
An AFL coach tasked with ensuring the game’s welfare has urged critics to do their research before commenting on the state of the game.
Having overcome adversity, John Millman is confident of reaping the benefits in coming years after reaching his first tour final.
Rodney Eade has bemoaned the standard of football currently on offer in the AFL.
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