Four-time premiership coach Alastair Clarkson fronted the media,days after three former Hawthorn players lodged a statement of claim in the Federal Court as part of their racism action against the Hawthorn Football Club.
The Demons can mathematically still be part of September this year – but they won’t make it. Still,anyone saying their opportunity for next year has passed them by is off the mark.
He might not be the standout No.1 pick like Harley Reid 12 months ago,but this midfield rubberman from the Oakleigh Chargers has emerged as the probable top selection at year’s AFL national draft.
The Magpies’ season is still alive after beating Blues in nail biter,Sydney is in damage control after Port thumping and Geelong moves into the top four after scraping home against Adelaide.
Scott Pendlebury becomes the sixth person,and the first Collingwood player,to reach the 400-game milestone on Saturday night against Carlton. Is he the best player of the exclusive club?
Alastair Clarkson insists he would welcome the opportunity to defend himself against racism allegations in Federal Court,as Cyril Rioli and others continue to pursue legal action.
Ollie Dempsey was innovative and eye-catching in a performance that might help him secure the Rising Star as Geelong’s clinical performance reminded rivals they aren’t out of the race.
McKay kicked two goals after an apparent head knock in his team’s win over North Melbourne,and the Blues now have a quick turnaround to their next match on Friday night.
Carlton have kept their second spot on the ladder,while Brisbane have climbed into the top-four.
Carlton have taken major strides towards their first flag since 1995,but there are two key issues Michael Voss must address. One crucial question - are they better with two frontline ruckmen or not?
The chaotic chase for AFL finals spots continues as Hawthorn dare to dream after another win and the Demons took down the Bombers. Flag favourite Sydney demolished the Kangas and Carlton cling to second spot after back-to-back losses.