AFL hypocrites turn on their heels over Higgins sledge
The stud from St Kilda put the lie to the old gripe about big footy personalities at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday, writes Matt Welch.
The stud from St Kilda put the lie to the old gripe about big footy personalities at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday, writes Matt Welch.
Ken Hinkley says he hasn’t spoken to anyone at Hawthorn since last year’s fiery semi-final – and no-one from the Hawks had reached out. Watch the video here.
It’s that time of the year where someone just had to sound off on their disdain for the great state of South Australia on a national stage, writes Michael Mkoka-Nicholson. Have your say.
There’s only one city in Australia capable of breathing new life into the State of Origin, writes Andrew Capel.
A footy legend has given some advice for some his “bold” colleagues in the media as an unfashionable trend takes over the AFL.
It was like we had fast-forwarded 12 months – Josh Carr was speaking where a senior coach would at Adelaide Oval, but it’s far from unusual, MATT TURNER writes.
Essendon hung around against a hot Hawthorn side, but one key deficiency in their game must be rectified if they want to win this week. Read Nathan Buckley’s Super Saturday preview here.
There’s no bigger name in Port Adelaide’s history than Russell Ebert. Travis Boak opens up on his special connection to the Power great as he prepares to break Ebert’s games record.
Even as a victorious Crows fan this weekend I could see the double standards at play, writes Michael Mkoka-Nicholson.
They love him down at West Lakes, but is Josh Worrell under-rated by the rest of the footy world? In The Lowdown, the case for why he’s the Crows’ best defender.
The loss to Collingwood raised more questions about Port Adelaide’s coaching succession plan – but Ken Hinkley wasn’t having any of it on Tuesday.
A Port Adelaide premiership player has delivered a truth bomb as rumours swirl surrounding Ken Hinkley’s future at the club.
The pressure on Port Adelaide’s succession plan has cranked up to 11 but Power assistant Chad Cornes has hit back, saying there is no confusion at Alberton – only embarrassment.
Succession plans are always fraught with danger, but the Power’s meek showing against the Pies will pour petrol onto a ‘Ken Out’ fire which has been raging for years, writes Simeon Thomas-Wilson.
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