Early Tackle: No malice, but May must be handed a holiday
Steven May didn’t line Francis Evans up when he collided with the Blues forward, but he still got him high – and in today’s footy that’s enough, writes Josh Barnes.
Steven May didn’t line Francis Evans up when he collided with the Blues forward, but he still got him high – and in today’s footy that’s enough, writes Josh Barnes.
Arguably footy’s strangest contract negotiations around Marcus Bontempelli’s future look to be heading to a close, but the future of two other gun midfielders at the Dogs remains a question.
It was another case of so close, yet so far for the Western Bulldogs, but Luke Beveridge has declared finals are still in the picture, sending a stark message to his side.
The speedy nature of Linc McCarthy’s recovery from a knee reconstruction has surprised Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan.
In his fourth game for the season, Adam Treloar was left distressed on the bench after suffering another calf injury – but as he reveals, the pain is much deeper than that.
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan’s difficult year has taken another bizarre turn, with the star Dog alleging on Instagram that his car had been stolen from Port Melbourne.
Adam Treloar has played just four games this year, with the latest – again – ending in pain on Sunday. He won’t be adding to his tally any time soon after scans on Monday.
Adem Yze said Richmond had their heart ripped out by a ruthless Western Bulldogs side in a clinical demolition on Sunday afternoon at Docklands.
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan says he’s been ‘watching every Bulldogs game’ and revealed the real reason he missed the club’s 100th year anniversary match earlier this season.
A 21-year-old key forward has impressed with a bag of goals after being described as a “unicorn” player with the potential to change the AFL.
Bulldogs star Jamarra Ugle-Hagan has shared the devastating moment he “hit rock bottom”. WARNING: Distressing content.
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan in back in the corridors at Whitten Oval – but plenty of work has to be done to rebuild trust. Scott Gullan reveals what happened in Jamarra’s first week back.
For the first time in months, Jamarra Ugle-Hagan trained with teammates at the Bulldogs main training session. How did it go? What did he do? What’s to come? Get the inside word here.
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan’s has returned to the Western Bulldogs, and the young superstar is open to the idea of staying and repaying the faith – while also apologising to teammates. SEE THE PICTURES.
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