Jamie Simmons (who can write a line) with some rather amusing observations of Mr Ebb and his Dockers.
AFL Round 6 – Carlton v Melbourne: Remembering the Kreuzer Cup
I am joined by The Paradox and his son. The Paradox makes his living as a fitness guru but he needs a hip replacement, a lifelong friend and lifelong suffering Demon supporter who follows the game more passionately than he follows the club.
AFL Round 6 – West Coast Eagles v Western Bulldogs: Facts, curiosities, odds and ends
If you want to know what happened at Subiaco on the weekend, it was the umpires what did it, says Bulldogs fan Peter Zitterschlager in a therapeutic rant.
AFL Round 6 – Sydney v Brisbane: Footy and family – life is good
David Williams loves the similarities between his trip to the SCG with his young daughter and his grandfather and mother’s trip to the Brunswick Street Oval to watch their beloved Roy Boys.
AFL Round 6 – Adelaide v Hawthorn: Cyril-less Hawks still too good
Young Cody Lane is impressed with The Danger Man, but even more impressed with his Hawkers and is looking forward to the big match this week at the MCG.
AFL Round 6 – Adelaide v Hawthorn: Cloudy with a chance of Hawks
Mark Seja believes the Crows have settled into the “comfort zone” of the coach/player relationship.
AFL Round 6 – Richmond v Geelong: Get Kelly in the middle
David Treloar had a sense of trepidation entering this match against the Tigers. Old habits die hard. (Warning: David’s roll call of former Geelong greats could leave Cats fans a little misty eyed.)
AFL Round 6 – Gold Coast v Fremantle: Saturday night’s for fighting, bad decisions, skill errors and 10km on Sundays
Once upon a time Fremantle were once known as a team of turnover merchants thanks to their high risk possession style in the early Gerard Neesham era. It seems that mantle has been passed on to the Suns.
AFL Round 6 – Carlton v Melbourne: Arrested Dee-velopment
Here’s a fun fact – since beating Port Adelaide in July 2011, Melbourne has won only one of its 30 games against non-expansion sides.
Crio’s Question: Big J.Brown – say it ain’t so
J.Brown spruiking KPI targets for an accounting firm? Can anyone recall another sports product placement as improbable?
AFL Round 6 – Essendon v GWS Giants: Mind games, magic tricks, martian moves
Caught between two teams, Pamela Sherpa barracked for the Giants in the first half. Inspired choice that.
AFL Round 6 – Collingwood v St.Kilda: Expectation is a funny thing
St.Kilda made the Grand Final in 1997 when they were 1-4 after five rounds. Unfortunately, a lot has changed in 16 years, writes Kelsey Smith.
AFL Round 6 – The View from Shepparton: Look a bit deeper, Vossy
Voss said: “ Our first quarters are letting us down tremendously” Err, well yes that is true but I think that we need a somewhat deeper analysis than that.
WAFL – Round 8: Slick, Dick show in Falcon Shark shootout
IT was the kind of game coaches hate and spectators love at East Fremantle Oval. The Sharks and Falcons kicked 45.11 between them confusing all sorts of arguments about negative footy and how modern players can’t kick for goal.
AFL Round 6: Winners and Losers
The first rule of Round Six is don’t talk about Round Six. Not because we don’t want anyone to know about it, but because you didn’t even need to witness it to know what happened for 90 per cent of it.
AFL Round 6 – West Coast v Western Bulldogs: Nobody, Nothing and NicNait
The contest reminded Peter Baulderstone of a Bill Collins race call from the 1970’s when two gallopers called Nobody and Nothing were both running around in Melbourne.
AFL Round 6 – Adelaide v Hawthorn: Sunday Mail Back Page
Hot off the press!
AFL Round 6 – Richmond v Geelong: Second v First
When you have genuine feelings for your second favourite team, how does it feel when they come up against your favourite?











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