Kangaroos footy boss Todd Viney revealed the ban on Wednesday morning after Cornes’ stinging criticism this week of skipper Jy Simpkin and young gun Harry Sheezel.
Paul Curtis will miss North’s prime-time clash with Essendon as he starts his controversial ban,but he won’t be the only important Roo missing. Here are the teams and tips for round eight.
Lyon hit out at the system that handed a young Saint a six-week ban for a four-match sanction. Meanwhile,Blues star Adam Cerra is free to play on Saturday after having his striking ban overturned.
It’s been a super Saturday indeed,with Chris Scott taking a crack at the AFL,Ross Lyon giving his Saints some home truths,and Alastair Clarkson’s men pushing Port to the brink.
In what should have been a season where the Kangaroos showed marked signs of a rebirth,they again find themselves having to explain what’s gone wrong.
Versatile Hawk Conor Nash is set to miss a month of footy after an incident on Easter Monday. Meanwhile,Nick Daicos will become Collingwood’s youngest skipper in 57 years on Anzac Day.
Are the Hollywood Hawks potential premiership Hawks yet? Can the Bulldogs maintain their bite without Sam Darcy? And which two clubs let a golden opportunity slip? We take a look at the key takeouts of an intriguing round six.
As Essendon turn to 36-year-old veteran Todd Goldstein after the season-ending injuries to Nick Bryan and Sam Draper,the calls will grow louder to allow mid-season trades. Not so fast.
It’s official:the star Western Bulldogs player has been named to return this week after a calf injury. Here are the teams for round six.
Brad Scott has all but confirmed the worst fears of Essendon fans – that Sam Draper has injured his Achilles.