The Blues made a raft of changes for their elimination final against Brisbane,while luckless Swans recruit Taylor Adams was dropped.
We have gone through each club to see what they might get up to in this year’s AFL trade period,and which players remain without a deal for the 2025 season.
Carlton’s Sam Docherty will make a miraculous return to football in this weekend’s elimination final against the Brisbane Lions.
He might be coming back from injury,but the star Blues forward is so good,and so competitive,that a breakout finals performances is simply a matter of time. As for the All-Australian selectors,they went rogue this year.
We are always told that football changes in September when the pressure is greater. Here’s what the data shows.
Hawthorn have ruled out star Will Day for Friday night’s elimination final,while Carlton stalwart Sam Docherty believes he can pull off a September miracle.
In the tightest season ever,many pundits think the teams in the bottom four of the eight are as good a chance of winning the flag as those in the top four. But are they really?
These six men face the toughest task of all – staying composed when the heat is on in finals and delivering when it matters most in September.
The three-hour meeting at a wine bar owned by Melbourne captain Max Gawn ended with hugs and high-fives,but no confidence in Petracca’s future at the club.
Their Friday night elimination final at the MCG has caused a scheduling headache for the Western Bulldogs and their AFLW team,while Carlton’s attempt to overturn the ban on goalsneak Matthew Owies playing in week one of the finals has failed,and the Saints have delisted Seb Ross.
It’s always nice to have bragging rights over someone with strong football opinions. Here’s how I ended up winning,and who I’m picking in the finals.