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One of the most consistent teams of the modern era faces a tough task to keep hold of some talented young players ahead of the 2017 Free Agency and Trade Periods. 2017 is set to see some big names hit the AFL’s Free Agency, with star midfielders Nathan Fyfe, Tom Rockliff and Dustin Martin all players […]
Read More Swans in battle to retain young talentParents in sport, many of them are outspoken, perhaps none more so than LaVar Ball. Another week, another LaVar Ball controversy. It currently has the feel of a never-ending merry-go-round in which LaVar dangles a carrot, and the media takes a massive bite. Such is the controversy of a man who is arguably now more […]
Read More LaVar boasts, as Lonzo ballsThe Border-Gavaskar Trophy remains at 1-1 thanks to an incredible performance from Peter Handscomb and Shaun Marsh in Ranchi. Against all odds Australia held on for a famous draw on day five of the Third Test in India, thanks to the heroics of middle order duo Peter Handscomb and Shaun Marsh; two contrasting cricketers at […]
Read More Australia shows character in Ranchi rescue missionAll to play for, and no second chances. It’s preliminary final time. Friday night looms as one of the most exciting games of the year when Sydney travel to the Melbourne Cricket Ground to take on Geelong in the second preliminary final. Both teams will take to the MCG on Friday after extremely different preparations, […]
Read More Geelong vs Sydney | Preliminary-final Preview, what to expectTonight night sees the Hawks and Bulldogs clash in a do or die semi-final at the MCG. The second week of the finals is upon us, with the Western Bulldogs, Geelong, Greater Western Sydney and Adelaide all successful in their pursuit to advance further into September last weekend. The Cats and the Giants have earnt […]
Read More Hawthorn vs Western Bulldogs | Semi-final PreviewOur worst fears have been confirmed, there is a new superpower in the AFL. Following their 36-point triumph over the Sydney Swans, it is clear that Greater Western Sydney has given this year’s premiership race a severe shake-up. It is a huge changing of the guard, and one the AFL will be most pleased with […]
Read More Is the AFL ready for a GWS premiership?Is there a more frustrated AFL fan base than those of the Richmond football club? After the Tigers 88-point loss against Greater Western Sydney today the answer is definitely not. Today’s performance against the Giants caps off a horror fortnight for Damien Hardwick’s men, losing their last two games by a combined margin of 158 […]
Read More Punt Road woes, pressure mounts on RichmondEight teams, eight chances, it doesn’t get closer than that. Its round 17 of the AFL season and incredibly the top eight may already be decided roughly two months out from the first week of the AFL finals. It seems that every team inside the eight has at least a case to be a labelled […]
Read More Contender or pretender? How realistic are the top eight’s flag hopes?It may be winter in Australia, but it’s summer in England – which for many, means Wimbledon. The Wimbledon Championships are once again in full flow with the best tennis players around the world on both the ATP and WTA tours descending on the All England Club in London. There’s just something special about Wimbledon; […]
Read More The Kyrgios case of NickThe AFL has an issue – and it’s called Queensland football. It’s a worrying conundrum for the AFL, having two clubs out of Queensland not only performing poorly on the field but also generating little interest whilst doing so. Establishing a strong footprint in the Queensland sporting scene was always going to be a challenge […]
Read More Crisis time is nearing in the Sunshine State
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