Victorian clubs eye young Giant
Aiden Bonar faces a challenge breaking into the Giants’ stacked midfield next season. And rival clubs might make their move if the talented GWS ballwinner decides to make a move.
Aiden Bonar faces a challenge breaking into the Giants’ stacked midfield next season. And rival clubs might make their move if the talented GWS ballwinner decides to make a move.
Several players have declared their hand ahead of trade period, nominating the clubs they wish to join. But how soon will they get their wish and will there be a deal on day one?
What must your club do at the trade table and through the off-season? Respected footy analyst and Collingwood premiership player Mick McGuane ponders the burning questions for every team.
Tim Kelly becomes a Docker. Tom Papley joins the Blues. Essendon snares two first-round picks for Joe Daniher. What’s your club’s dream scenario from the trade period?
AT last Toby Greene’s list of footballing honours is drawing level with his rap sheet. The former bad boy was the All-Australian bolter on Thursday night.
VICTORIAN clubs are queuing up to poach talented GWS youngsters with as many as six high draft picks set to find new homes in the trade period.
THE Lachie Whitfield saga threatens to be a major finals distraction which could have been avoided if the AFL stuck to running a football competition, writes RICHARD HINDS.
WHEN Essendon’s band of whiz kids were dubbed ‘The Baby Bombers’ way back in 1993, they boasted almost double the finals experience GWS have now.
RIGHTLY or wrongly, the Lachie Whitfield furore has left Graeme “Gubby” Allan with a target on his back, writes Mark Robinson.
THE whistleblower in the Lachie Whitfield drugs case tipped off ASADA after two months of inaction by Greater Western Sydney football boss Graeme Allan.
GWS Giants star Lachie Whitfield, who is at the centre of an AFL probe, claims he is the victim of revenge. His ex-girlfriend, meanwhile, admitted she “might” be the source of the allegations and called him a ‘c***’.
THE GWS Giants team entering the first Sydney Derby final will not be comprised of a bunch of gun kids on work experience. It will be a formidable outfit, a genuine threat, a premiership contender.
I CAN’T wait for next Saturday and the chance to take on the Swans in September, writes PHIL DAVIS. Like 15 of my teammates, I’ll be making my finals debut.
THE AFL is proposing to pay the majority of players in the inaugural national women’s league $5000 in their debut season.
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