Keep up with all the action from day eight of the AFL’s player movement period. Got a key trade question? Our experts will answer them.
Essendon and the Giants are open to a deal that would see the Bombers receive a strong return for Jake Stringer.
Among our football codes,there are three teams that do have a right to confidence,and three that should listen to their pessimists.
Collingwood are aiming to secure dual All-Australian Dan Houston for a pick and a player in the hope they can retain a selection in the first round of this year’s draft.
Jake Stringer has met with Giants officials as they consider whether to take on the talented 30-year-old,who would need to be offered at least a two-year deal to make relocating from Melbourne viable.
The St Kilda defender will play for Hawthorn next year,while Collingwood,Melbourne and Gold Coast have also made free agency signings.
Brisbane Lions father-son prospect Levi Ashcroft could become the second player to attract a bid at pick one of the national draft in November as clubs start to drill down on the draft pool.
Port Adelaide contracted back-to-back All-Australian Dan Houston’s wish to return to Melbourne is the biggest potential deal this year.
Defying predictions of a tight count,and counter-intuitively to a season in which so little separated so many – and so often – Carlton superstar Patrick Cripps strolled away with his second Brownlow Medal.
Back-to-back All-Australian defender Dan Houston remains a live trade target for Victorian clubs as Carlton forward Matt Owies prepares for an extended wait to discover his fate.
A week after a tight loss to the Swans,the Giants were up by 44 points against Brisbane – but got rolled by a stunning Lions comeback. So what happened?