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Three rounds down and it’s obvious that the conferences are heavily skewed. That’s not all that became obvious in Round 3, as we look to unpack the teachings we were offered this week.
Three rounds down and it’s obvious that the conferences are heavily skewed. That’s not all that became obvious in Round 3, as we look to unpack the teachings we were offered this week.
Match result: The Melbourne Demons have defeated the Brisbane Lions by 39 points at Hickey Park.
Match result: The Fremantle Dockers have marked themselves as the AFLW premiership threat they were long prophesied to be with a domninant 27-point win over the Brisbane Lions at home on Sunday.
The first round of AFLW for 2019 concludes at Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex, with the Brisbane Lions hosting the GWS Giants. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the match from 5:05pm AEDT.
Coming off a season in which they claimed their first wooden spoon since 1998, the Brisbane Lions entered 2018 with their finals drought extended to eight years.
The season of player movement is almost over and the draft is just around the corner.
For fans of lower-ranked teams, often the best part of the year is the off-season, where every team is even and seeds of hope can be sewn.
This is the second of 19 articles that are looking at the meta-results for both team and players, as collected from ELO-Following Football’s wide range of sources.
No one has won or lost this year’s trade period, because you can’t be a winner or a loser this far out from the 2019 season. This column doesn’t crown winners and losers, but it does have views on the most important outcomes from this year’s trade period.
If the rule of thumb is that AFLW teams need to improve by twenty percent each year just to hold steady with the competition, then it’s hard to make a case that Brisbane could reach a third Grand Final in a row.
If the rule of thumb is that AFLW teams need to improve by twenty percent each year just to hold steady with the competition, then it’s hard to make a case that Brisbane could reach a third Grand Final in a row.
If the rule of thumb is that AFLW teams need to improve by twenty percent each year just to hold steady with the competition, then it’s hard to make a case that Brisbane could reach a third Grand Final in a row.
Two former captains, a best-and-fairest winner, a dual-All Australian, a Rising Star winner, a premiership ruckman and an All Australian midfielder have switched clubs on a frantic final day of the AFL trade period.
Two former captains, a best-and-fairest winner, a dual-All Australian, a Rising Star winner, a premiership ruckman and an All Australian midfielder have switched clubs on a frantic final day of the AFL trade period.
Two former captains, a best-and-fairest winner, a dual-All Australian, a Rising Star winner, a premiership ruckman and an All Australian midfielder have switched clubs on a frantic final day of the AFL trade period.
The AFL trade period has brought plenty of shifting sands for the competition’s 18 clubs. Here’s a breakdown of how your team fared.
There weren’t that many official transactions, but it was still another day of high drama at Marvel Stadium, as day five of the 2018 AFL trade period concluded just before.
There’s a common thread to a whole heap of mooted player exchanges looming large over the 2018 off season. And it suggests players, their agents and many clubs are growing more sophisticated in how they deal with player exchange.
Like Adelaide, Brisbane also had an AFL top 100 game player to cheer on.
The Brisbane Lions made a splash on Thursday with two good pieces of trade news. One, Dayne Beams is staying, two, Lachie Neale might be coming.
A team’s record is rarely a perfect indicator of its underlying potential. So it is for this year’s Brisbane Lions, who should harbour realistic ambitions to finish inside the top eight in 2019.
West Coast coach Adam Simson upbeat about his side’s finals prospects after they stitched up second spot on the AFL ladder with a breezy 26-point win over Brisbane.
Match result: West Coast coach Adam Simson upbeat about his side’s finals prospects after they stitched up second spot on the AFL ladder with a breezy 26-point win over Brisbane.
Calls are growing for Brisbane to consider its position on Dayne Beams’s trade potential.
Calls are growing for Brisbane to consider its position on Dayne Beams’s trade potential.
Calls are growing for Brisbane to consider its position on Dayne Beams’s trade potential.
Three rounds down and it’s obvious that the conferences are heavily skewed. That’s not all that became obvious in Round 3, as we look to unpack the teachings we were offered this week.
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Forget to say Macca, great effort by Carlton to get on the board.