How a SANFL club became Geelong’s recruiting hot spot
Three times in 18 months Geelong tapped a SANFL coach on the shoulder and grabbed one of his players. Here is why the Cats are so into Woodville-West Torrens.
Three times in 18 months Geelong tapped a SANFL coach on the shoulder and grabbed one of his players. Here is why the Cats are so into Woodville-West Torrens.
He may have only kicked two goals this year but nobody in the AFL is playing his position better right now than master assistant Gryan Miers.
After a training session, Mitch Hardie would reach for the runners and go again, pounding through another run on the pavement. It was all part of his rise to being drafted by Geelong.
Having injured the same foot three times, Jack Henry went through a ‘tough’ road back to Geelong’s side. But the premiership Cat took it all in his stride.
DO you pick Patrick Dangerfield despite his huge price? Are the Essendon “big three” worth the risk? See the price and position for every Bomber, Docker, Cat and Sun. HAVE YOUR SAY
PATRICK Dangerfield likes the idea of a 17-round AFL season but can’t see it happening. So he’s floated his own radical idea on how to revamp the AFL schedule. HAVE YOUR SAY
SUPERCOACH ALERT: Anyone thinking Gary Ablett is on the slide might be mistaken. Star Cats teammate Patrick Dangerfield has some ominous words as the Cats prepare for 2018.
JOEL Selwood has his brother Scott covered on the football field, but did the younger brother get one over his Geelong teammate in the Lorne Pier to Pub swim?
AFL clubs can be likened to Australian Open superstars such as Roger Federer, Maria Sharapova and Rafael Nadal. But which team is most like Aussie firebrand Nick Kyrgios?
THE ‘Big Three’ Dustin Martin, Patrick Dangerfield and Scott Pendlebury are almost unanimous inclusions in hypothetical AFLX All Star teams but, from there, it’s a mixed bag as Herald Sun reporters pick their ‘best 10s’.
HAWTHORN veteran Shaun Burgoyne is set to join a very exclusive club in 2018 while a host of other players will also etch their names in the record books this year.
GEELONG coach Chris Scott has some major decisions to make when it comes to his forward line in 2018. But as CHRIS CAVANAGH writes, getting Harry Taylor’s position right could lead to flag.
IT’S now 2018. The last time Melbourne beat North Melbourne was in 2006. How is that even possible? Plenty of other clubs have long-term hoodoos they want to break. Who spooks your team?
THE AFL’s new concept, AFLX, is set to excite next month by showcasing the game’s hottest young stars. Here’s why we should be getting excited about the pre-season game.
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