Geelong are a successful club with people who make more good decisions than bad,but they should stop flirting with the idea of recruiting Clayton Oliver.
The AFL’s silly season begins on Monday. We assess every club,who’s in,who’s out. All the potential trade moves,draft targets and more.
The Tigers are on the verge of a new era as they farewell premierships stars and prepare to welcome a batch of young guns. But is there a clear No.1 choice?
Interim Melbourne president Brad Green has declared Clayton Oliver will be at the Demons’ opening centre bounce of season 2025,as the club remains unmoved by Oliver’s desire to become a Cat.
Five young guns have a case to have their names called out first on draft night,although the rebuilding Richmond appear to be zeroing in on two in particular.
The Cats would only pay the full amount of Clayton Oliver’s massive Melbourne contract,or close to it,if the draft cost in a trade was heavily discounted.
What do you call a free agent who isn’t actually free? What is a salary dump? And will pick purchasing become a feature in the AFL?
Richmond’s president has taken a swipe at a quartet of premiership stars who want out of the club as megastar Dustin Martin shut down speculation that he would come out of retirement to play for Gold Coast.
Bailey Smith has requested a trade to Geelong,and now the question becomes:How can the Cats get the cream by landing both him and Clayton Oliver this trade period?
A Melbourne Football Club member has written an open letter to new club president Brad Green demanding an “unbiased and transparent review” of the club.
Clayton Oliver’s feeling that his club Melbourne has dangled him as trade bait twice in 12 months led to the four time best and fairest winner met with Geelong on Tuesday.