The intriguing game of poker surrounding the future of Melbourne back-up ruckman Brodie Grundy has gone quiet. The Demons are saying nothing and doing nothing.
The AFL’s pre-finals bye was a response to the ruthless selections of Ross Lyon and Brad Scott,the coaches who rested key players in the final rounds of 2013 and 2015.
The AFL will introduce a $250 payout limit to make sure the irregular betting activity and alleged leaks detected on the 2022 Brownlow Medal count never happen again.
End of seasons always bring retirements,but this year’s crop of champions leaving the game will cause more than a few to shed a tear.
The first XI of this year’s AFL retirees have a host of premierships and honours to their name,but as is often the case,it’s the key forwards who stand out above the rest.
As Australia experiences a week of extraordinary Women’s World Cup hype,the AFL season edges towards the end of its home-and-away season. But what does the Matildas’ success mean for the AFLW?
Marcus Bontempelli is the bookies’ new Brownlow Medal favourite,and Bulldogs legend Doug Hawkins believes the skipper is on his way to becoming the Dogs’ greatest player.
Michael McLean has been fighting racism on the footy field for 30 years,and he’s still doing it in his own,quiet but profoundly effective,way.
Collingwood have locked the dynamic duo in for the next six years,confirming both Daicos brothers have agreed to new deals to stay at the club their father starred for.
Darcy Moore has been disrespected by the 18 AFL coaches,including his own,Craig McRae. But he’s not the only player who should feel this way.
There are just 11 sons of Brownlow medallists who have played in the AFL,but after Taj Woewodin’s debut on Saturday night,there are four in the game right now.