Would Essendon ask the question of Ben Brown if North Melbourne could secure picks No. 5 and No. 9 from Sydney as part of a three-way trade involving Joe Daniher? Jay Clark says it could satisfy all three clubs.
Eddie Betts has returned to the club where he started his AFL career, finalising a move to Carlton after six seasons at the Adelaide Crows.
It’s been a slow burn, but Brisbane small forward Lewis Taylor’s potential move to Sydney could be the first domino to fall in a trade period that has promised much but, so far, delivered little.
When Dylan Shiel chose the Bombers over the Blues, he took less money than what he could have earned elsewhere to be part of something special at Tullamarine. Joe Daniher could cripple that vision.
UPDATE: Adelaide has released a statement saying Patrick Dangerfield wants to return to Victoria as a restricted free agent. READ THE STATEMENT
THE next two months are critical in Melbourne’s fight to keep Jesse Hogan. Herald Sun reporter Jay Clark on what Melbourne must do to ensure the young gun stays a Demon for the long term.
BRISBANE will have to start talking tough if the writing on the wall is correct about young wingman James Aish.
RICHMOND defender Alex Rance said he considered walking away from football before deciding to stay at Punt Rd until the end of 2019.
THEY’RE the players that can either lift a team to premiership success or cost it dearly. We assess each AFL club’s trade recruits through the first six rounds.
DYLAN Shiel’s market value continues to skyrocket, with the Greater Western Sydney midfielder in no hurry to decide on his future at the club.
THE AFL’s leading recruiters believe the league will soon allow teams to trade away future draft picks under a new system.
RYAN Griffen says leaving the Western Bulldogs was the hardest decision he’s ever made as the new Giant came close to tears.
ADAM Cooney says it was “bittersweet” leaving the Western Bulldogs but there was never any doubt in his mind Essendon was his club of choice.
ST KILDA is expected to crown Christian Petracca this year’s No.1 draft pick after rejecting four concrete offers for the coveted selection.
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