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North Melbourne Kangaroos hosts the Western Bulldogs in a clash of the top two teams in the competition at the University of Tasmania Stadium on Friday night. Join The Roar for a live blog and scores at 7:15pm AEDT.
North Melbourne Kangaroos hosts the Western Bulldogs in a clash of the top two teams in the competition at the University of Tasmania Stadium on Friday night. Join The Roar for a live blog and scores at 7:15pm AEDT.
Match result: The Western Bulldogs have defeated the Geelong Cats by 18points at Whitten Oval on Saturday evening.
After being outplayed for most of the match, the Western Bulldogs have escaped with a thrilling one-point victory in their AFLW season opener against a very wasteful Adelaide at Norwood Oval.
Match result: The Western Bulldogs have escaped with a one-point win in a low-scoring an inaccurate match against the Adelaide Crows.
Having become just the second team under the current finals system to miss out on September action the year after winning the premiership, there was a considerable amount of pressure on the shoulders of Luke Beveridge as he embarked on his fourth year as head coach of the Western Bulldogs.
The financial reports for AFL clubs for last season are starting to come in, and early indications are that quite a few clubs are reporting good profits, including clubs which failed to make the final eight.
With the AFL draft having been completed, let’s preview every team’s 2019 season.
This is the 18th of 19 articles looking at the meta-results for both team and players, as collected from ELO-Following Football’s wide range of sources.
Two-time Charles Sutton Medallist Marcus Bontempelli has committed himself to Western Bulldogs for another three seasons.
So if my rule of thumb is that AFLW teams need to improve twenty percent each year to hold their position in an improving league, how can I justify predicting the Dogs going back-to-back?
So if my rule of thumb is that AFLW teams need to improve twenty percent each year to hold their position in an improving league, how can I justify predicting the Dogs going back-to-back?
So if my rule of thumb is that AFLW teams need to improve twenty percent each year to hold their position in an improving league, how can I justify predicting the Dogs going back-to-back?
After stints in local and state league football, at just 24, Sam Lloyd’s career has had its rollercoaster of ups and downs.
Sitting at the pub and listening to the conversations around who will win the flag in 2019 – and ignoring the biases – three common choices stand out.
How about that celebratory jig at the end
The most devastating news for the Bulldogs as they review their 2018 season will be the highly likely defection of Luke Dahlhaus to Geelong.
It’d be easy to look at the Bulldogs’ record since winning the 2016 flag and question the quality of their performance, but if you look below the surface, they’ve arguably done better than expected.
With the home-and-away season done and dusted, it’s finals time and awards season.
Later on today the AFL will unveil the initial All Australian squad of 40, ahead of the team’s announcement on Wednesday. We can skip all that: here’s the team of the year for 2018.
Jack Riewoldt has booted five goals to tighten his grip on a third Coleman Medal and lead Richmond to a tense three-point AFL win over the Western Bulldogs at the MCG.
The pre-finals bye weekend is the perfect moment for some reflection, and what better case for introspection than the club that was the first beneficiary of the bye, two years ago.
The pre-finals bye weekend is the perfect moment for some reflection, and what better case for introspection than the club that was the first beneficiary of the bye, two years ago.
The pre-finals bye weekend is the perfect moment for some reflection, and what better case for introspection than the club that was the first beneficiary of the bye, two years ago.
North Melbourne Kangaroos hosts the Western Bulldogs in a clash of the top two teams in the competition at the University of Tasmania Stadium on Friday night. Join The Roar for a live blog and scores at 7:15pm AEDT.
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