Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (West Coast)

This is Rodney Boyd’s last Arrivals and Departures post based on AFL clubs, the mighty Westralian birds of prey and kings of the big game – West Coast.

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (Sydney)

You may have cheer, cheered these players in red and white or other colours over their footy careers – it’s Rodney Boyd’s Sydney Arrivals and Departures

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (St Kilda)

The Saints have certainly seen plenty of traffic to and from their lists and Rodney Boyd has fashioned the best of the bunch into his Arrivals and Departures sides this week.

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (Richmond)

Two teams of the Strong and the Bold from Rodney Boyd, the first with Punt Road converts and the second with Tigerish turncoats (tongue-in-cheek!)

Almanac Teams: Olympic Team

With the Paris Olympics around the corner, Rodney Boyd has assembled an Olympic dream team with direct ties to AFL players.

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (Port Adelaide)

Rodney Boyd returns with his Arrivals and Departures sides for Port Adelaide.

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (North Melbourne)

Rodney Boyd has collected teams of Shinboners who either came to Arden Street from elsewhere or went on to new locations after a stint at the Roos.

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (Melbourne)

As their song says ‘every heart beats true for the red and the blue’, but some players’ hearts skip a beat or even elect for a bypass…Melbourne has gained and lost plenty of players over the years and Rodney Boyd has selected his best sides in the last 40ish years based on those men.

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (Hawthorn)

The family club has plenty of interesting in-laws and cousins once-removed when it comes to Rodney Boyd’s Arrivals and Departures sides.

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (GWS)

There’s a big big sound from all the big big names who have either come to the Giants from elsewhere or left after a stint in charcoal and orange. Read on for Rodney Boyd’s latest Arrivals and Departures.

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (Gold Coast)

The glitter strip is widely known for having a fairly transient population, and in Rodney Boyd’s sides this week he looks at that factor as it applies to the local AFL club.

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (Geelong)

You might find these players at the dawn of their careers or the twilight just before dark at Kardinia Park; it’s Rodney Boyd’s Geelong Arrivals and Departures side.

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (Fremantle)

Some got the old heave ho, others were taken in by the purple haze – this week Rodney Boyd’s arrivals and departures sides focus on Fremantle.

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (Footscray/Western Bulldogs)

Arrivals and Departures from the ‘Scray/West are up this week for Rodney Boyd’s side.

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (Essendon)

Just who did Essendon recruit from other clubs before they donned the sash? Which stars started out at Tulla before launching careers elsewhere? Read Rodney Boyd’s latest Arrivals and Departures to find out.

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (Collingwood)

They are arguably the biggest club in all the land, and have had their fair share of comings and goings. Rodney Boyd’s Arrivals and Departures side this week concerns Collingwood.

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (Carlton)

Rodney Boyd’s latest ‘Arrivals and Departures’ sides are made up of those who either packed their bag(ger)s at Prinny Park for greener pastures or joined the crew after starting out elsewhere.

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (Brisbane)

Second cab off the rank for Rodney Boyd’s footy-related teams in 2024 is Brisbane. What do you think of his sides based on players who arrived at or departed from the Bears/Lions over the past decades?

Almanac Teams: Arrivals and Departures (Adelaide)

Footy’s back for 2024 and so are Rodney Boyd’s footy-related teams. This time he is basing them around the theme of ‘Arrivals and Departures’; players who either came to the club after a stint elsewhere or flew the nest to find a new home. First up are the Adelaide Crows.

Almanac Teams: One Test Players

Rounding out his series of cricket-related teams for 2024, Rodney Boyd takes a deep dive into those who played just one Test for Australia – and some who played just the solitary match for other nations too.