Mitch Marsh is something like the 50th Australian No. 6 since Doug Walters and with him Dave Brown thinks the selectors are trying something new
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Almanac Cricket – From Walters to Marsh: A brief history of the Australian No. 6
Don’t let the door hit you on the arse.
Reprising an old classic, Ron Wells AKA San Diego Catter on Grand Final day contemplates the dreams of players, the lamentations of fans, and the fairytale of one neglected player who lived his dream.
What is wrong with Big Sports Media?
David Wilson hears the noise, sees the noise, and suggests we should all expect more from Big Sports Media.
Almanac Golf: Golf Capital – DJ wins at Crooked Stick, this time for the major in France
Hamish Neal is back with his comprehensive weekly golf column, covering the PGA and European tours as well as the LPGA circuit. Includes some breaking Tiger Woods news.
Round 22 – North Melbourne v Sydney: Lunch and Footy in Tassie
The Almanac Lunch in Tassie was a cracker. John Harms tells the story of the footy from Blundstone Arena and the lazy Friday afternoon at the Ball and Chain Grill. He looks forward to the tradition continuing.
Almanac WAFL: Early elimination final for WAFL by Les Everett
Les Everett reviews WAFL round 22 with one spot still available for top 5, who will take it?
Almanac Gaming: Go Pokémon Go!
Robbo celebrates Pokémon Go! with an analysis of “what this phenomenon is telling us.” Those involved with traditional sport and leisure activities need to watch and learn.
Almanac Country Football: The Footballer – Rupanyup Rumour 1954
David Parker has recently discovered a 1954 copy of The Footballer, the Official Organ of the Wimmera League. Enjoy this cracking read of Rupanyup Rumours.
WAFL Round 11 – Roll of Thunder heard by Sharks
Peel were always in control at East Fremantle, Subiaco thrashed co-tenant East Perth, West Perth shook off a gallant Perth and Claremont didn’t take long to shake off Swans, WAFL Round 11.
Almanac Life: Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
On a wet and cold Melbourne day, Tess Pryor’s misery is enlightened by a fellow traveller who barracks for Essendon and “has a dog instaed of a cat.” [Superb – JTH]
WAFL Round 8: Sharks maul Lions
Les Everett wraps up WAFL Round 8. East Fremantle Sharks again enjoyed visiting Leederville [who doesn’t? – Ed].
1986 – A Year With The Blacks Round 4: I’m Not Home Boz
What can I say, says Gordon Agars? Why were the A1s so tired this week? Does Griff have the answers, or is the problem closer to home?
WAFL Round 6: Bulldogs prevail in classic derby
Les Everett reviews WAFL round 6.
Round 4 – Carlton v Western Bulldogs: A Football Kind Of Day
For Alex Docherty, a win is a win for the Dogs against Carlton , and it capped off a pretty good day for football and Alex.
1986 – A Year With The Blacks Round 1: Off To A Flyer
Gordon Agars reports on Round 1 of the Blacks 1986 season. This week’s standouts were Sandy, Sniffer and Gazza.
Round 2 – Essendon v Melbourne: You Only Get One Melbourne
From a rainy, windswept North Port Oval in June to a sun-drenched MCG on a Saturday afternoon less than a year later. The journey of Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti, Kyle Langford and Nick Kommer as the Bombers adjust to life without Hurley, Watson, Heppell and co.
Foody Almanac: Extra thyme
Crankypete gets to watch all the footy he likes – if he cooks. Three ripper recipes – beautifully constructed. “Unconcrete the pears”. [This is funny, and homely – Ed]
Five players that made AFL the game it is today
Alex Darling does an excellent profile on 5 players who excelled at, and influenced the modern game.
Almanac Weekend Sports Rewind 7th March
All the Sporting results that matter.











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