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Five rounds into the 2019 AFL season and 11 teams have won at least three games. Every team has at least one, and all but two have also lost twice. What a start! And speaking of starts, let’s make one on today’s talking points.
Five rounds into the 2019 AFL season and 11 teams have won at least three games. Every team has at least one, and all but two have also lost twice. What a start! And speaking of starts, let’s make one on today’s talking points.
Easter is one of the best times of year. Chocolate eggs, hot cross buns, an overwhelming amount of food at family gatherings – and another chapter in the Geelong vs Hawthorn story.
The annual Easter Monday blockbuster between Geelong and Hawthorn is always an entertaining affair, and 2019 isn’t likely to be an exception.
The Roos are back on the Good Friday stage for the third time, and face their third different opponent after the AFL predictably sought a #BigClub for their latest marquee slot following the disappointment of last year’s clash between the Kangas and the Saints.Â
For so long Good Friday was deemed off limits by the AFL, and now we’ve got a double-header. Excellent.
Carlton senior coach Brendon Bolton is under increasing scrutiny after his side fell agonisingly short against Gold Coast on the weekend to make it four losses on the trot to start the 2019 AFL season.
Today in breaking news I can exclusively reveal the AFL is working on a secret plan to start a new professional Australian Rules football league ahead of the 2020 season.
Round 5 is upon us in the AFL and, with upsets galore, it’s no surprise to see our crowd pundit showing the experts up.
Thursday night football makes its way to The Gabba for a highly anticipated clash between the Lions and Magpies.
The second episode of The Roar’s brand new podcast, Game of Codes, is here for you to feast your ears on.
The second episode of The Roar’s brand new podcast, Game of Codes, is here for you to feast your ears on.
The second episode of The Roar’s brand new podcast, Game of Codes, is here for you to feast your ears on.
When the Crows were the Crows, everything worked in unison.
When the Crows were the Crows, everything worked in unison.
When the Crows were the Crows, everything worked in unison.
The 2019 AFL ladder is finally taking shape after a typically confusing start to the season, with every side in the competition having now been defeated at least once.
After four rounds and 36 games of 2019 AFL season, we are finally getting a feel for the impact of the competition’s raft of new rules and interpretations.
Roarers, we’re pretty stoked to announce the launch of a brand new podcast. We’re calling it Game of Codes.
“Keepings off is starting to become an epidemic in our game.” – Mark Robinson, 3AW
Round 4 hit us as the AFL does with highlights, drama, and controversy. Here’s my talking points from the round.
Two weeks ago the Adelaide Crows were crowned AFLW Premiers for 2019, defeating Carlton 10.3 (63) to 2.6 (18).
Three games into the season and the big picture isn’t a whole lot clearer that it was a month ago.
With nearly a month of AFL action in the books, we’re at the point where radar blips and aberrations turn into legitimate expectation-defying trends.
In 2018, the AFL was ruined. Well, it was if you asked every former player turned expert commentator.
In 2018, the AFL was ruined. Well, it was if you asked every former player turned expert commentator.
In 2018, the AFL was ruined. Well, it was if you asked every former player turned expert commentator.
Five rounds into the 2019 AFL season and 11 teams have won at least three games. Every team has at least one, and all but two have also lost twice. What a start! And speaking of starts, let’s make one on today’s talking points.
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