‘Time to make an example’: The damaging history behind ugly slur
Members and supporters of the LGBTIQ+ community say it’s no surprise no male players have come out in the AFL with incidents such as Jeremy Finlayson’s still happening in 2024.
Port Adelaide
The AFL must throw the book at Finlayson – or expose a double standard
There isn’t a single openly gay player in the AFL – and the response to Finlayson’s comments shows why. The AFL now has a critical decision to make, writes Emily Olle.
‘Just unacceptable’: Ugly AFL slur revealed
Calls for Port Adelaide’s Jeremy Finlayson to be suspended for a homophobic slur towards an Essendon player have grown.
Robbo: The AFL must suspend Finlayson for gay slur
The AFL was too forgiving with Alastair Clarkson’s conduct in pre-season, now it’s time to put a stop to the warnings and the excuses and suspend Jeremy Finlayson, writes Mark Robinson.
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Dogs crash out of the top-four
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Coach’s admission after AFL heartbreak
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Power leave rivals’ hopes hanging by thread
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