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Scott Pendlebury disposes of the ball in a game against Essendon in 2019.

How does Scott Pendlebury stop time?

We explored the Collingwood veteran’s Matrix-like manoeuvres in this Explainer from 2019. Five years later, the now 36-year-old, on the cusp of his 400th AFL match, is still defying the passage of time.

  • Jake Niall

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Players have told the AFLPA they are being stung by excessive fines, disproportionate to their indiscretions, and want transparency to show how the money is being spent by the league.

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Patrick Dangerfield’s tackle on Carlton’s Sam Walsh was deemed dangerous by the AFL match review officer.

‘You can’t tackle someone like that’: Concussion expert takes aim at Dangerfield call

A leading concussion expert has hit out at the AFL tribunal’s decision to overturn Patrick Dangerfield’s one-match suspension, but the coach trying to stop the Cats captain this week agreed with the call.

  • Jon Pierik and Scott Spits
Scott Pendlebury is on the verge of a return for the reigning premiers as he pushes towards the 400-game milestone.

Trio of premiership Pies back in the mix; Danger plans for appeal, Tomahawk consults specialists

Scott Pendlebury headlines the list of premiership Pies on the verge of a return; Tom Hawkins meets with specialists to determine the extent of his foot injury, and Patrick Dangerfield prepares for a date with the tribunal.

  • Peter Ryan, Jon Pierik and Russell Bennett
Dangerfield left the ground with a hamstring injury in the third quarter. It is his second hamstring injury this season

The Danger of rushing a star: Cats won’t hurry their skipper back despite a tough month ahead

With a challenging month of football to come, the unbeaten Cats will meet this week to determine the best course of action for Patrick Dangerfield after his second hamstring injury for the year.

  • Peter Ryan
Scott Pendlebury and Steele Sidebottom: Collingwood’s only dual premiership players since the 1950s.

Tough calls needed: Good Old Collingwood has seemed more old than good

The most immediate task for Collingwood is to handle the older players in a manner that maximises performance in 2024 and also begins the task of transitioning to 2025 and beyond.

  • Jake Niall
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Patrick Dangerfield with the lure of the AFL premiership cup in the foreground.

‘One day I would love to’: Dangerfield ponders a move to the goal square. But when?

When the day finally comes and Tom Hawkins succumbs to age Paddy Dangerfield has identified his replacement. It’s Paddy Dangerfield.

  • Michael Gleeson
Playing for Melbourne in 2022, Luke Jackson was duped by Geelong runner Shannon Byrnes (inset).

Ex-Demon duped by the devil he knew: How Cats runner pranked Jackson

Shannon Byrnes is loved at Geelong and Melbourne, and now a tale has emerged about how he used that familiarity to fool a former clubmate. Meanwhile, the Cats’ 2023 demise hasn’t stopped the Dangerfield clan collecting another premiership medal.

  • Peter Ryan
Geelong have missed the finals after winning the flag in 2022.

Cats napping or ready to reload after failed premiership defence?

The Cats have become the seventh premiers since 1990 to miss the finals the following season, an injury-riddled year creating havoc. Coach Chris Scott insists they do not need to be “terrible for a few years”.

  • Jon Pierik
Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge and Rohan Smith.

Beveridge fights tears over Smith’s departure; Danger says commission not in his plans; Isaac Smith to retire

Clayton Oliver back for his first game since round 10. Meanwhile, Patrick Dangerfield says he spoke to Richard Goyder about his off-field ambitions, but won’t be joining the AFL commission any time soon. Isaac Smith calls time and Rohan Smith is leaving the Bulldogs.

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