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Poor goal kicking and a scrappy second half from NSW kept Queensland in the contest but the consensus following Game I was that the Maroons were soundly beaten in most facets of the game.
Off the back of a strong win over Carlton, anchored by Isaac Heeney and Chad Warner, the Swans were outclassed by Melbourne last weekend, falling by 53 points at the MCG. Sydney remains heavily ...
The Hawks have beaten just one team inside the eight (GWS), have lost to three contenders (Geelong, Gold Coast and Brisbane), while six of their seven wins have been against sides placed 10th or lower ...
“So I just stood there and looked out and as he came closer to me he was staring at me strongly with a strong look on his face. That was from 10 or so metres away and as he got a little bit closer I ...
Richmond was agonisingly close to a fourth win in 2025, however, fell short against North Melbourne last Sunday. They allowed the Roos to kick six first-quarter goals but were solid defensively ...
He might not like it when a seat at the AFL Commission table would cost him millions in lost income from a top-rating breakfast radio show and his football commentary. And we all know the Brownlow ...
Fermor was named on the interchange bench in Queensland’s Game I squad and is set to make his representative debut. Despite Cotter largely playing at prop or lock at club level, he has been named to ...
Adopting that same method, the Suns have recruited two elite movers in Daniel Rioli and John Noble, both playing a vital role in securing victory over both the Bulldogs and the Hawks, while the Dogs’ ...
“We will miss Adam deeply — his spirit, his kindness, and the joy he brought to every room. His determination, the lessons he shared, and his infectious personality will stay with us always. Adam had ...
The Hawks have won three on the trot to entrench themselves in the top four. It took them a while to shake off the Demons but they did so with a six-goal final term to get the chocolates by 35 points.
After claiming the 1987 premiership with a brilliant second half and reversing the previous year’s result over the Hawks, Carlton exited the 1988 finals in straight sets and then it all unravelled ...
Dylan Stephens has reached a new level for North Melbourne this season, and Round 9 was no different. The 24-year-old is becoming a vital cog for the Roos, with 22 disposals and a goal in almost 90 ...
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