The eloquent empathy for Essendon in verse by Alex Darling
Wangaratta Gift – Bombers history
Essendon players have featured in past Wangaratta Gifts, David Griffin shares the history.
A club is bigger than the team.
In this retrospective piece, David Parker reflects on his journey and his Footy Club.
Time to reload 2016 with the Monkey
After a gloomy start to 2016, David Parker raises hope that the year of the monkey will reset his year.
Sliding doors and Groundhog Day and Standing at the Crossroads
Rick Kane has no time for James Hird’s metaphors and suggests a few of his own.
Book Review: The Straight Dope by Chip Le Grand
John Butler provides an thought provoking review of Chip Le Grand’s book, a must read.
James Hird, Essendon and the CAS judgment
Daddsy is ahead of 99% of the rest of us, having actually read the CAS judgment and considered an opinion. A useful summary of the findings before you next read / listen to James Hird
The Fan
Davemitri has lost a fair bit of sleep over the past three years – because he is a Bombers fan. He records his response to the events of the past week.
I Don’t Love You Anymore
At once poetic and succinct, an Essendon supporter, Aussiegus, conflates the emotional and the rational in a poignant expression of his position on James Hird.
RIP Ken Judge
Les Everett pays a tribute to Ken Judge who sadly died today.
Here Comes the Judge
Hawthorn and East Fremantle premiership player, and former Hawks, Eagles and Sharks coach, Ken Judge passed away today. Peter Baulderstone shares some memories.
Mentoring Jake Melksham
Dam is reconsidering Jake Melksham’s year ahead following the small Swiss kerfuffle during the week. Suggestions welcome
Entitlement, Anger, Denial – Cheats and Apologists
The Essendon wash up is not so complicated, Neil Belford breaks it down for you.
If you were on an AFL list what would you do?
David Parker raises a few personal questions about the Essendon brouhaha
Essendon Saga: Statement from AFL Fans’ Association
AFLFA feels for Essendon fans.
Book Review: Breakfast with Bails
For a good footy yarn, Ben Footner encourages you to read Paddy Steinfort’s “Breakfast with Bails”
NTFL Club-by-Club Mid-Season Report
Jackson Clark gives us the NTFL mid season form guide. Still plenty of chances for the flag with a cavalcade of local and interstate nomads who make the NTFL the unique league it is. When you have a few Motlops, Daveys and Riolis going around, things are always going to get exciting. The Ross Tungatalum clip is worth the read alone.
NTFL: Top 15 Players
While footballers down south are all in the middle of their best pre-seasons ever, Jackson Clark provides a mid-season analysis of the 15 players having the biggest impact in the NTFL. Some familiar and not so familiar names.











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