McKernan out: First domino falls for Dons, who’s next?
Shaun McKernan has announced he has played his final game with Essendon. And there may be other Bombers who won’t be at The Hangar in 2021.
Shaun McKernan has announced he has played his final game with Essendon. And there may be other Bombers who won’t be at The Hangar in 2021.
West Coast’s injury woes have continued after spearhead Josh Kennedy went down with an ankle concern against North Melbourne.
It all comes down to this. There are no second chances here. It’s do or die. One round, four teams, two finals spots. Which two of the Saints, Dogs, Dees and Giants are good enough to make it? Plus: Could the Cats fall out of the top four?
Shane Mumford took a physical approach to his battle with Max Gawn on Saturday, leading one critic to label him a sniper. But Mark Robinson says those questioning the tactics applied by the Giants ruckman need to move on.
KOBY Stevens tells Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge he wants to be traded to St Kilda. But deals for Travis Cloke and Will Hoskin-Elliott are a long way off.
UPDATE: JOEL Hamling’s manager confirms the premiership defender is considering a massive offer from Fremantle but no decision would be made until he met the Bulldogs this week.
WHO’S in demand? Who wants out? We’ve got every club covered as the two-week AFL trade period kicks off at Etihad Stadium. Who is your club chasing?
ROBBO’S No.1 is obvious, but a Western Bulldogs star has made a meteoric rise up the Top 50, while another Dog has been dumped. LIVE CHAT TODAY 11.30AM (EDT).
ST KILDA has entered the race for Koby Stevens as the out-of-contract Bulldog weighs up his future at Whitten Oval after missing out on an AFL premiership.
ALL 18 clubs have now held their best and fairest awards for 2016. Catch up on all the results, top 10 finishes and season report cards here.
AS the Western Bulldogs flew to Perth, no-one knew the most magical finals campaign in football history was about to unfold. RE-LIVE THE DOGS’ MAGICAL MONTH.
WESTERN Bulldogs premiership captain Easton Wood will be sidelined for four months following major ankle surgery this week.
ETIHAD Stadium’s long-suffering tenant clubs — St Kilda, North Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs — will strike new stadium deals with the AFL before the start of next season.
WESTERN Bulldogs midfielders Clay Smith and Lin Jong will help drive the club’s bid for back-to-back premierships after re-signing new deals.
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