Bombers defender Michael Hurley will retire after Saturday’s clash.
Jake Lever is officially a Demon.
With the initial 40-man All-Australian squad announced on Tuesday, Robert Beaton picks his final 22 players.
Bombers defender Michael Hurley will retire after Saturday’s clash.
Jake Lever is officially a Demon.
With the initial 40-man All-Australian squad announced on Tuesday, Robert Beaton picks his final 22 players.
The AFL’s trade period has concluded.
Bombers defender Michael Hurley will retire after Saturday’s clash.
Jake Lever is officially a Demon.
With the initial 40-man All-Australian squad announced on Tuesday, Robert Beaton picks his final 22 players.
With many calling for a quick end to the Essendon investigation, accuracy is still more important than expediency, writes Liam Quinn.
The June curse has struck Essendon again, but Sam McInerney assures Bomber fans this season is different to the previous two.
In this week’s Emerging Journalist Spotlight, Sean Ellicott speaks to St Kilda star Nick Dal Santo about performing-enhancing drugs in the AFL.
In the first of upstart’s The Emerging Journalist blog spotlights, Jake Stevens explores how the margins of victory in the AFL are changing.
It’s the second last round of the AFL season and teams are looking to cement their spots in the 2012 finals, writes Joshua Jeans.
Ahead of this weekend’s round of footy, Paul Bastin makes the tough calls and tells us his shock, sure thing, smoky and smashing.
Essendon faces Carlton this weekend in a must-win elimination final. Sam Patrick takes an in depth look at the Bombers’ chances in the finals.
The versatility of Essendon young gun Michael Hurley has inspired passionate debate amongst supporters. Kevin Cheong discusses where he believes Hurley should be played for the remainder of his career.
There is an air of expectation over Essendon with new coach James Hird at the helm. Michael Pell previews the Bombers’ chances as upstart continues its countdown to the 2011 AFL season.
The Pies and the Bombers go head to head in tonight’s NAB Cup final. upstart sports editor Ben Waterworth weighs in on what is sure to be an electrifying game.
Only four teams remain in the NAB Cup and Ben Waterworth believes the in-form Bombers have enough momentum to upset the Saints in the first semi-final tonight.
Essendon fans are very excited about their team’s 2011 chances. But as Ben Waterworth explains in his column ‘From the Grandstand’, they need to calm down.
The Bombers were lucky to make the finals last season but will things be a little different this year? Ben Waterworth has the answers in part five of his 2010 AFL season preview.
