AFL to review Xerri call after he was ‘laid out on the ground’
The vision of North Melbourne big man Tristan Xerri looking dazed sparked serious debate on Thursday night – should he have come straight off? AFL CEO Andrew Dillon has responded.
The vision of North Melbourne big man Tristan Xerri looking dazed sparked serious debate on Thursday night – should he have come straight off? AFL CEO Andrew Dillon has responded.
He’s banned by both the Kangaroos and the Bulldogs. Now, Kane Cornes will be right in the middle of North’s biggest night of the season. How will it all shake out?
Commentators and fans are running out of ways to describe Bulldog Sam Darcy after he produced more insane acts at the SCG.
With arguably the best one-two punch in the competition, on paper the Bulldogs are the best team in it. Most of the data says the same. But some numbers point to a completely different outcome.
The latest member of a famous Western Bulldogs family has stepped up in a clutch moment on his Coates Talent League debut. WATCH THE GOAL
Western Bulldogs defender Bailey Dale did whatever he liked against an embarrassing Essendon on Saturday night – and, in a 91-point demolition, he wasn’t the only one.
Bailey Dale rewrote the record books as the Western Bulldogs handed Essendon one of the most one-sided beltings of the 2025 season.
James O’Donnell is part of a growing number of cricketers to make the successful transition to football. Ed Bourke explores how he did it and why so many others have enjoyed success.
Luke Beveridge has shot down Port Adelaide chairman David Koch’s claims his players made ‘culturally insensitive’ remarks, while also questioning the Power’s handling of the saga.
Some clubs have been thrust into the primetime spotlight and others sent off-Broadway. Jon Ralph unpacks the winners and losers from the AFL’s round 16-23 fixture.
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan should be lauded for booking into a health facility. But now the penny has to drop for the young star – like it did for Jesse Hogan and Tyson Stengle – or his career could slip away.
Two weeks into his period of indefinite leave from the Bulldogs, Jamarra Ugle-Hagan has ventured north to an interstate health retreat in a bid to save his football career.
They almost stole it, but not even the in-form Bulldogs were able to conquer Gold Coast in Darwin, despite one individual display Luke Beveridge described as the ‘best he’s seen in a while’.
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan was the number one draft pick for the Western Bulldogs, but a new off-field development tells a state of affairs far removed from football.
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