Can Nolan bring them home in his first year as coach?
10 months prison for the rule breaking Melbourne duo.
Tonight kicks off the AFL’s radical fixture plan
Can Nolan bring them home in his first year as coach?
10 months prison for the rule breaking Melbourne duo.
Tonight kicks off the AFL’s radical fixture plan
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Richmond’s poor start in 2014 has been shielded by Carlton’s early season woes. Jake Keating puts the blowtorch on a team touted by many to be a top-four side.
Matt Walsh senses deja-vu as Carlton slips to its worst start in more than 20 years.
Joel Hargreaves thinks that people who aren’t playing fantasy football are missing all the fun.
Matthew Pavlich has played 289 games for the Dockers over 14 seasons and finally his loyalty is being rewarded with a chance at an AFL premiership, says Grant Roberts.
Mitchell Wood went down memory lane, ahead of preliminary final weekend, reviewing five of the best preliminary finals since 1990.
Travis Boak’s decision to resist Geelong’s overtures in 2012 was the pivotal moment in the club’s resurgance, writes Tom Morris.
September in Melbourne is unlike any other time for an AFL fan, writes Matt Walsh.
After a demanding first two seasons in the AFL, the Gold Coast Suns have vastly improved over the course of this year, writes Mitchell Wood.
A pair of forward spearheads dominated the AFL this weekend, writes Riley Beveridge in his Round 18 wrap.
Who were the big movers in Round 16 of the AFL? Josh Barnes ranks the competition in his True Ladder.
Scott Pendlebury’s brilliance, and another Kangaroo capitulation, featuring in Riley Beveridge’s weekly AFL wrap.
While footy experts talk about the future, Gold Coast has become a finals threat now, writes Sam McInerney.
In his weekly wrap, Riley Beveridge laments the latest spate of byes in the AFL, and celebrates Hawthorn’s streak reaching double digits.
What clubs took advantage of some easy picking across the weekend to climb the True Ladder? Josh Barnes breaks down his rankings.
Adelaide is struggling at the moment, but Sam McInerney says it has more to do with defections than deficiency.
A pair of comeback victories dominate Riley Beveridge’s weekly AFL wrap, The Fifth Quarter.
The bye reared its head for the first time this season, but there was still some change in Josh Barnes’s True Ladder.
With the dust settling on a tumultuous week in the AFL, David Lowden explores how the events shone a light on the work we still have to do.
When hope is scarce, what keeps the turnstiles clicking over? Liam Quinn put himself in the shoes of a Melbourne fan on Sunday.
