The AFLPA says it hopes personality won’t be stripped from players after the AFL warned it was not impressed with Bailey Smith’s response to a social media post referencing illicit drug use.

But AFLPA boss Paul Marsh said he did not want to strip the game of personalities and said Smith’s comments were “tongue in cheek”. Dillon said on Tuesday the AFL did not “condone ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. FOR more than 50 years Sam Smith was one of the best known faces in Worcester. He used to sell this newspaper from his stand in the shadow ...

Arthur Henry Smith (Sam to all and sundry) was born on May 4, 1916 in the Brickfields area of Worcester and went to Stanley Road School. He was the youngest of three children and as a young ...

“People read about craft beer now. Sam Adams has gone from being odd and unknown to being well-respected everywhere.” On the role of Sam Adams: Koch said his company has helped support local ...

One follower asked the Geelong midfielder if he'd had 'nose beers after the game mate?'. Smith responded by writing: 'na bro, after the flag maybe tho.' Nose beers is another name for the illicit ...

One follower asked the Cats star whether he’d had “nose beers after the game mate?”. Smith didn’t shy away from the question and responded by writing: “na bro, after the flag maybe tho.” ...

One of Smith’s followers asked him whether he would have “nose beers after the game”, to which Smith responded: “na bro, after the flag maybe tho”. Nose beers is a common expression for ...