AFL stars make New Year’s resolutions, predictions for 2024

This time last year, Oleg Markov wouldn’t have thought playing in a premiership was in his near future. So what does the flag Pie predict for himself in 2024?

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As Australia prepares to ring in 2024, hundreds of thousands of people will be thinking of their New Year’s resolutions and what they want to achieve in the next 365 days.

Footballers are no different, and we’ve gone behind the curtain to ask some of them how the plan to attack 2024.

David Cuningham wants to get a puppy in 2024. Picture: AAP Image/Dan Peled

Outside of footy, St Kilda forward Cooper Sharman wants to work on his golf game. Picture: Robert Cianflone/Getty Images

Sydney's Angus Sheldrick wants to explore his new hometown more in the new year. Picture: Phil Hillyard

Hawthorn ruckman Ned Reeves is planning to take up tinkling the ivory in 2024. Picture: Michael Klein

Brisbane big man Oscar McInerney once tried to give up his phone after 6pm, but didn’t last long. Picture: Daniel Pockett/AFL Photos/via Getty Images

Port Adelaide’s Zak Butters is going into 2024 on the up. Picture: Sarah Reed/AFL Photos via Getty Images

Elijah Tsatas thinks Marvin Harrison Jr. of the Ohio State Buckeyes is going to set the world alight in 2024. Picture: Sarah Stier/Getty Images

Ollie Henry wants to be able to make a mean coffee by the end of next year.

Oleg Markov will be keeping his eyes on the high jumping at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Picture: Russell Freeman/AFL Photos via Getty Images

Elliot Himmelberg wants to pick up a different hobby in 2024. Picture: Zoe Phillips

Connor Idun once tried and failed to give up chocolate. Picture: Marco Bertorello/AFP

Richmond’s Hugo Ralphsmith wants to spend more time with family and friends in the New Year. Picture: Michael Klein