Caspar McLeod is very happy with Sydney’s ‘Battle of the Bridge’ win over GWS in their Round 12 clash in Perth.
Round 12 – Sal’s Preview: You can’t travel but you can trip, apparently.
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Sal is miffed that the powers that be seem to have gone soft on tripping and says, “Hit them hard!” Meanwhile, he offers his tips for the start of Round 12.
Round 11 Review, Round 12 Preview: The draw returns as the top eight begins to settle
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Sean Mortell continues his in-depth coverage of the AFL season, reflecting on the recently completed Round 11 and looking ahead to this week’s Round 12.
Round 11 – Adelaide v Collingwood: Baby steps
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Sean Mortell says it isn’t easy being a black and white fan. He experienced the whole range of emotions as he watched the Pies confront the Crows.
Cam Hooke’s Collingwood Life: Round 11 Review and Round 12 Preview
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After an uncertain win against the bottom of the ladder Crows, Cam Hooke is quietly confident that Collingwood can return to form, starting with their match up with the Demons.
1981 Revisited – Round 20: ‘Once in a Lifetime’, The Neale Daniher Edition
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As a moment in history, this was the pinnacle of Neale Daniher’s career as a footballer; the marvel of Fight MND was a young, talented defender ahead of his time. Sam Steele continues his look back on 1981, with particular focus on the Dons’ clash with the old enemy, Carlton.
’Heners’ – schoolboy champ to country football icon……by KB Hill
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KB Hill recounts the long career of Jon Henry, the boy from Kamarah who played in the AFL but made his greatest contribution in Wangaratta.
Almanac Rugby League – Round 14 Preview: Clear favourites everywhere
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The NRL’s Round 14 looks pretty cut and dried to tipster Ian Hauser who prefers to keep his eyes on the field rather than be distracted by the rubbish playing out beyond the sidelines.
Almanac Rugby League: Getting to the heart of the matter with the Reggies
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According to John Campbell, ‘if you really want to see the type of bloke that lives and breathes country rugby league, the character that epitomises the game’s ethos, just get to the ground early and check it out as the Reserve Graders, the ‘Reggies’, go round.’ Here’s why.
The Footy Almanac 2007 Round 20 – Adelaide v Bulldogs: One door closes, the Crows’ opens
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John Kingsmill was at AAMI Stadium once again for a crucial finals clash in 2007. Both the Crows and the Bulldogs had everything to play for, but only one side turned up.
The Footy Almanac 2007 Round 20 – North Melbourne v Geelong: A scrap for 15
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The Cats were on the verge of something special in 2007. John Harms was at Docklands, cheering Geelong on as they neared 15 straight wins.
The Footy Almanac 2007 Round 20 – Hawthorn v Port Adelaide: A cracker in idyllic Launceston
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Mark Hawthorne was keen to take in the suburban-like feel of Aurora Stadium in 2007. He got more than he bargained for, viewing a thriller between the finals-bound Hawks and Power.
Round 12 – AFL Footy Fixture
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All the details for where, when and who your favourite team is playing in Round 12.
The Footy Almanac 2007 Round 20 – West Coast v Richmond: An honourable loss for the depleted Tigers
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It was a hard night in 2007 for Tim Adam, who had to explain to his son why the Tigers were underperforming. Despite this, a late surge meant Richmond didn’t do too badly against the reigning premiers.
FEARLESS 2020 Round 10: The AFL’s Rodeo Road Trip equivalent is well underway
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Fearless is back to dissect the Round 10 action and provide his entertaining view on the festival of footy.
Book Extract: ‘A View of Australia From Fine Leg’
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In another excerpt from Craig Dodson’s ‘A View of Australia From Fine Leg’, Craig battles the fear of bushfire in country Australia while meeting a wonderful turning pitch.
1966 and all that: First Semi-final – Essendon v Geelong
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Peter Clark’s tremendous account of the 1966 season continues – with defending premiers Essendon playing the Cats in the First Semi-final. Here’s what happened.
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