Just when you thought the list changes were finalised for 2019, West Coast and Port Adelaide had other ideas. The Eagles have cut two midfielders while Port plans to redraft a couple of emerging talents. SEE EVERY LIST CHANGE
Melbourne is considering throwing a curve ball at one rival early in this month’s national draft, but has been urged to pounce on one of the nation’s best ruck-forward prospects.
Brodie Grundy, Jeremy Cameron and Lachie Whitfield headline the in-demand free agents of 2020. But will any of the big names entertain an offer from rival clubs? Jay Clark breaks down 13 of the potential moves.
Collingwood finished fourth and lost the Preliminary Final last season and, on first look, has been stung by a late-season double trip to Perth. But looks can be deceiving, with Champion Data rating its draw far easier than 2019.
GREATER Western Sydney skipper Callan Ward would still be a Western Bulldog if not for $50,000 per season and a bungled contract negotiation.
THIS Saturday’s all-Sydney qualifying final has captured the imagination of the city’s footy fans.
THEY’VE met 10 times before but it is their 11th clash in week one of the 2016 AFL finals that will prove the fiercest. This is everything you need to know about Swans v GWS.
Misfiring Giants star Jeremy Cameron denies he’s feeling the pinch heading into Saturday’s epic final at ANZ Stadium.
NOT every one is eligible for the AFL Rising Star, so we’ve looked at your club’s best first-year player. Who will you pick? Have your say!
PATRICK Dangerfield and Lance Franklin are ready to put their stamp on September. Can Jake Stringer or Drew Petrie step up when the stakes are highest? Mark Robinson previews the finals.
TALENTED defender Adam Tomlinson has ended speculation he would depart GWS at the end of the season by committing his future to the Giants.
IT could all be over for Geelong next week while the Western Bulldogs snared a double chance. What the AFL Finals would look like in a 17-game competition.
WHEN Josh Kennedy said sledging Lachie Whitfield wasn’t off limits at the All-Australian presentation this week, the gloves well and truly came off.
GWS Giants star Tom Scully says he feels ‘vindicated’ after years of criticism over his controversial move from Melbourne on a big-money contract.
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