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The Bombers will have a red hot go in their clash with the Eagles in Perth on Thursday night, and history seems to support them winning.
The Bombers will have a red hot go in their clash with the Eagles in Perth on Thursday night, and history seems to support them winning.
As scores of amateur philosophers will incorrectly paraphrase, those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.
The season-ending injury to Sydney’s Nick Smith brought into sharp focus the likelihood of a number of players not being around next season.
The heroes are all of us, represented by one loud-mouthed, but apparently not foul-mouthed Collingwood fan, and a Carlton fan known as Frankie. The villains, as always, were the AFL and Gillon McLachlan.
AFL fans and finding something to complain about go together like a pie and sauce.
The last of the reduced rounds sees two grand final rematches from yesteryear, a Thursday night clash in the west and one of Melbourne’s favourite sons returning to the MCG to face his old side.
I have not seen the Adam Goodes documentary, The Final Quarter. Until it is aired, I cannot comment specifically about the issues it raises.
Marvel Stadium CEO Michael Green has apologised for the overzealous security staff intimidating and removing AFL fans last weekend at the stadium, according to a report in the Herald Sun.
It’s time to look at five more stocks that have stood out ahead of the final bye round of the season.
It’s time to look at five more stocks that have stood out ahead of the final bye round of the season.
It’s time to look at five more stocks that have stood out ahead of the final bye round of the season.
The AFL in recent weeks has begun to alienate their own fans.
The AFL in recent weeks has begun to alienate their own fans.
The AFL in recent weeks has begun to alienate their own fans.
A weekend of controversy and close finishes has come to a close, let’s take a look at who made Round 13’s Team of the Week.
The bye weeks continue. There were a couple of good games at the weekend, it’ll be nice to have a full suite of nine games back. Just one week to go.
Of the final three matches of Round 13 Fremantle won the one game that really mattered, beating Port Adelaide by 21 points.
Round 13 started with a tussle between a spirited Richmond and a developing Adelaide.
You have to take this article with a grain of salt as most of it was thought up prior to the horrendous loss against a resurgent from a Carlton mob hell bent on following in the Lions’ footsteps.
There is no doubt the twilight game in Perth on Saturday evening between Fremantle and Port Adelaide is the game of Round 13 as it will be a season-defining game for both clubs as we head towards the pointy end of the home-and-away matches.
It has been an interesting 12 weeks for the powers that be at AFL House.
If you play sports at a schoolyard level, you referee your own games. Whether it’s footy, basketball, soccer – whatever – you’re going to get into arguments if you call fouls of any kind unless they literally stop the game with their egregiousness.
If you play sports at a schoolyard level, you referee your own games. Whether it’s footy, basketball, soccer – whatever – you’re going to get into arguments if you call fouls of any kind unless they literally stop the game with their egregiousness.
If you play sports at a schoolyard level, you referee your own games. Whether it’s footy, basketball, soccer – whatever – you’re going to get into arguments if you call fouls of any kind unless they literally stop the game with their egregiousness.
The Bombers will have a red hot go in their clash with the Eagles in Perth on Thursday night, and history seems to support them winning.