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Football fans rejoice, the last of the bye rounds is upon us.
Football fans rejoice, the last of the bye rounds is upon us.
AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan has fronted the media today to respond to growing fan unrest as to a supposed crackdown on fan behaviour at AFL venues over the last few weeks.
It’s something of a novel position to be in for me to follow a club that doesn’t know who its senior coach will be next year.
On a scale of enjoyable to incredibly uncomfortable, how was the atmosphere at Marvel Stadium for Round 13’s clash between Carlton and the Western Bulldogs?
It’s a case of two down, one to go as the AFL’s bye rounds continue. Here’s my five talking points from this weekend’s action.
It’s not often you can draw a line through a top four team at the half way point of the season. But here we are, with the West Coast Eagles in 2019.
Last week saw the competition come down with upset-itis once again, with this weekend’s of matches looking to be some of the hardest tips all season.
It became clear a few minutes into their Queen’s Birthday clash against Collingwood that the Demons had no idea what they were doing.
It’s hard to believe how little hype there is for a Friday night game between two great rivals that involves the likes of Joe Daniher, Chad Wingard, Devon Smith, Tom Mitchell and… oh.
It’s hard to believe how little hype there is for a Friday night game between two great rivals that involves the likes of Joe Daniher, Chad Wingard, Devon Smith, Tom Mitchell and… oh.
It’s hard to believe how little hype there is for a Friday night game between two great rivals that involves the likes of Joe Daniher, Chad Wingard, Devon Smith, Tom Mitchell and… oh.
The first of three AFL bye rounds has come to an end – let’s dive right into the talking points from the weekend.
The first of three AFL bye rounds has come to an end – let’s dive right into the talking points from the weekend.
The first of three AFL bye rounds has come to an end – let’s dive right into the talking points from the weekend.
There are many special individuals in this game, but it’s hard to find one having as much of an impact as Neale Daniher.
For years now we’ve been told how even the competition is from top to bottom.
The top eight looks mighty settled through 11 rounds of the 2019 season, but there’s still plenty of room for teams to rise and fall in the second half of the year.
Last weekend looked to be the easiest round in AFL tipping history and, after a dicey start, most people would’ve been happy with their scores.
After three and a half years and 77 AFL games, Brendon Bolton’s tenure as senior coach of the Carlton Football Club came to a swift end yesterday following a 41-point loss to Essendon in Round 11.
The Carlton Football Club has today sacked a senior coach for the third time in eight years, making the decision to part ways with Brendon Bolton.
It seems a lifetime ago that we took the AFL pre season competition seriously.
The AFL season is officially halfway done at the close of Round 11. Here’s my talking points from the week.
The Bulldogs’ best is electric, their worst catastrophic. When they’re on, their passages slot seamlessly into the 2016 catalogue.
The Bulldogs’ best is electric, their worst catastrophic. When they’re on, their passages slot seamlessly into the 2016 catalogue.
The Bulldogs’ best is electric, their worst catastrophic. When they’re on, their passages slot seamlessly into the 2016 catalogue.
Football fans rejoice, the last of the bye rounds is upon us.