AFLW Nickname Watch  – Part 1: Bulldogs edition

Jackie Lynch has come to the rescue of Bulldogs AFLW fans in need of nicknames for their new heroines.

Almanac Cricket: Hobart Hurricanes – a BBL07 review

It was close but no cigar for the Hobart Hurricanes in BBL07. Thommo3 gives his review of the Hurricanes’ season from his bottom of the ladder predictions to being final contenders.

Almanac Art: Opening Night of ‘You Kick Like A Girl’

A fine night was had by all at the opening of “You Kick Like a Girl” and Lyn Campbell-Anderson took the photos to prove it. Exhibition open until February 18th at Red Gallery, 157 St Georges Road Fitzroy North.

Tamworth: the ritual

Andrew Starkie writes on Tamworth, on old mates and on ritual.

AFLW Round 1 – Melbourne v GWS: Dees win in tight first round tussle

The Melbourne v GWS clash at Casey on Saturday was a display of entertaining footy for Cat Jones and despite the Dees being Premiership favourites in AFLW2, she anticipates great things from the Giants too.

The Numbers Game

Old Dog has taken his family Up North here he’s work in the FNQ humidity. He’s been thinking. And in this piece, he’s thinking out loud. What’s the impact of the number of players in a team on community?

AFLW Round 1 – Carlton v Collingwood: A Second Act With A Future

John Butler recounts Friday night’s AFLW Season Opener and despite a low-scoring and defensive match, he sees enormous potential for development in the years to come.

Odd Friday Lunch – Friday Feb 9: Geoff Southby

The first Odd Friday Lunch for 2018 features Geoff Southby this Friday (Feb 9)

AFLW Round 1 – Adelaide v Brisbane: Photo Gallery by Peter Argent

Photographer Peter Argent has produced some beautiful images from Saturday night’s AFLW Grand Final re-match between the Adelaide Crows and Brisbane Lions.

AFLW Round 1 – Carlton v Collingwood: Here we go again

It was strange for Gillian Dite to transition back into football in February after being immersed in summer sports but she still made it to Princes Park on the Opening Night of AFLW to experience the excitement.

AFLW Round 1 – Carlton v Collingwood: Unusual Crowds

The diverse crowd at Princes Park contributed significantly to Jack Banister’s match day experience at Friday night’s AFLW Season Opener.

Cricket Australia Shame

Citrus Bob Utber is fuming. For a few reasons. But especially because of the way the women’s BBL final was conducted.

AFLW Round 1 – Carlton v Collingwood: Bobbleheads burst

The 2017 AFLW season opener between Carlton and Collingwood at IKON Park was a triumph in every sense of the word. Its 2018 sequel? Well…
Callum O’Connor with five talking points after a disappointing Round 1 clash.

AFLW Round 1 – Western Bulldogs v Fremantle: Experiencing Unfamiliar Territory at the Western Oval

Craig Dodson had to face some 2016 GF demons as a Swans fan on Sunday afternoon entering Whitten Oval, but he could enjoy the Bulldogs victory this time around with his family.

Almanac Exclusive: Footy Almanac Haiku T-Shirts for sale

Haiku Bob, Chris Rees and the Footy Almanac bring you some genuinely original T-shirts.

AFLW Round 1 – Adelaide v Brisbane: It’s not all about the Vics

Verity Sanders is here to remind you that women’s footy (just like the men’s) is not all about the Victorian sides and her Adelaide Crows (the reigning premiers thank you very much) will be ones to watch again in 2018.

AFLW Round 1 – Melbourne v GWS: A Giant Future

Melbourne played like the quality team that they are, but last year’s wooden spooners, GWS, showed they’ll be no easybeats this season as Anna Pavlou reports.

AFLW Round 1 – Carlton v Collingwood: What makes a great game of footy?

For Yvette Wroby, a game of footy starts way before the siren and the countdown to Friday night’s AFLW Season Opener was full of excitement and anticipation.

Kate O’Halloran in The Guardian: ‘Opening night crowds a clear sign AFLW is here to stay’

Read Kate O’Halloran’s latest piece on AFLW Opening Night on The Guardian website. [Great article Kate – KS]

Carlton’s Controversial President George Harris – The Power and the Glory

  This is an edited version of an article originally published on the website blueseum.org in 2010.   George Henry Harris elected himself President of the Carlton Football Club in 1964. Rambunctious and ruthless, he led the Navy Blues for twelve seasons and won four Premierships. Amid those triumphs, he became embroiled in one of [Read more]