Halfway through the season,he was on the outer at the Western Bulldogs. But a positional change has reinvigorated Rory Lobb’s career.
We have gone through each club to see what they might get up to in this year’s AFL trade period,and which players remain without a deal for the 2025 season.
Some famous names have donned the No.23 guernsey at Hawthorn. Josh Weddle is quickly emerging as the latest star who could yet leave a premiership imprint.
Adam Treloar says it would be a travesty if club great Marcus Bontempelli finishes his career without a Brownlow Medal. Meanwhile,the AFL has hired a former Eagles boss to fill a key role.
In the first round of the AFLW season,Daisy Pearce showed why she was “one of the biggest recruiting coups in history” and there was a late free kick in Melbourne’s win over Geelong that caused a stir.
He might be coming back from injury,but the star Blues forward is so good,and so competitive,that a breakout finals performances is simply a matter of time. As for the All-Australian selectors,they went rogue this year.
We are always told that football changes in September when the pressure is greater. Here’s what the data shows.
The AFL has banned a Carlton supporter for life from all AFL and AFLW matches,the Bulldogs have moved their match,and a Power star stays put.
In the tightest season ever,many pundits think the teams in the bottom four of the eight are as good a chance of winning the flag as those in the top four. But are they really?
The AFL is expected to move the Western Bulldogs’ round two AFLW match to avoid the clash with the men’s elimination final,Hawthorn wins the battle for Josh Battle,the Magpies announce a number of new deals,and Tom Hawkins contemplates a return through the VFL.
These six men face the toughest task of all – staying composed when the heat is on in finals and delivering when it matters most in September.