West Coast Eagles defender Jeremy McGovern has retired after being urged to do so by the AFL's concussion panel. He played 197 games for the Eagles since making his debut in 2014, including a ...

West Coast Eagles star and five-time All-Australian Jeremy McGovern says he’s “gutted” but respects the decision of the AFL’s concussion panel that ruled he should retire on medical grounds.

McGovern arrived at the Eagles from North Albany with pick No.44 in the 2010 rookie draft. But it wasn't until mid-way through the 2014 season, at age 22, that McGovern earned his AFL debut under ...

The Eagles are currently sitting 18th on the ladder and have lost their first five games by an average margin of 59.2 points. At 0-5, club greats fear that it could still get worse for West Coast.

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A "gutted" Jeremy McGovern will leave the AFL as a West Coast great after being forced into premature retirement through concussion. McGovern announced his 197-game career was over on Friday, with ...

West Coast Eagles great Jeremy McGovern has played his final game, after being urged to retire by the AFL's concussion panel. " [They] probably had the best judgement I've seen.

West Coast coach Andrew McQualter says he'll ask the AFL for a please explain after the Eagles were on the wrong end of a ...

West Coast Eagles star and five-time All-Australian Jeremy McGovern says he’s “gutted” but respects the decision of the AFL’s concussion panel that ruled he should retire on medical grounds.