Hardwick: Don’t blame Edwards for our issues
The heat is on Richmond and veteran Shane Edwards after another poor outing against Melbourne. Will the Tigers make a ruthless call or back their stalwart?
The heat is on Richmond and veteran Shane Edwards after another poor outing against Melbourne. Will the Tigers make a ruthless call or back their stalwart?
Richmond received the fewest free kicks of any team last year and the numbers aren’t great to start 2022. See just how bad the figures are.
The Demons’ 10-goal third quarter blitz was another example of their superiority as the league heavyweights pounded a hapless Giants outfit and put the rest of the competition on notice.
A former AFL footballer’s premiership win turned sour when he was caught drink-driving after the victory, a court has heard.
THE TACKLE: LYNDEN Dunn’s courage, Essendon’s rampant midfield, a resurgent Blues and St Kilda’s slump. Mark Robinson has revealed his likes and dislikes. TELL HIM WHAT YOU THINK
SIMON Goodwin would have been furious with Melbourne’s first half. That all changed in the third quarter and Collingwood wilted, writes Mark Robinson.
NINE years ago Jack Watts was bullied by Collingwood on Queen’s Birthday. It has taken a while, but on Monday he had the last laugh.
RE-CAP THE ACTION: Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley says his team is one of the AFL’s most consistent and is still a finals chance despite losing to Melbourne.
MELBOURNE surged into sixth place, beating Collingwood in a Queen’s Birthday classic, sparked by the AFL’s next Dusty, Christian Petracca.
JACK Watts’ AFL debut against Collingwood was one to forget. Eight years later, he may have given the performance of his career.
ST KILDA star Nick Riewoldt is unlikely to be right this week while three big names are down for the Magpies. WHO’S INJURED AT YOUR CLUB?
FOOTY legends David Parkin and Robert Walls rate Gary Ablett the best they’ve seen but fans were surprised by a few omissions in their best team of the past 50 years. SEE THE TEAM and VOTE
SOME people respond to an old fashioned bake and Melbourne veteran Cameron Pedersen is one of them. But there was one particular spray earlier this year that was the tipping point.
COLLINGWOOD defender Lynden Dunn has carved out 171 matches in a career defined by hard work and determination. But there’s an itch he needs to scratch.
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