Inside coaches’ box: What Cats were thinking as Tiger ran amok

GEELONG coach Chris Scott has opened up on the tough, crucial conundrums his coaching panel faced as Richmond defender Nick Vlastuin ran amok on Sunday afternoon.

Adelaide’s midfield was ‘soft’ in a ‘disgraceful’ performance against Hawthorn, says Jonathan Brown

ADELAIDE’s midfield has been slammed as “soft” after producing a “disgraceful effort” in a season-defining game against Hawthorn.

AFL 2018: Chris Scott explains approach to Nick Vlastuin in Richmond v Geelong game

GEELONG coach Chris Scott has opened up on the tough, crucial conundrums his coaching panel faced as Richmond defender Nick Vlastuin ran amok on Sunday afternoon.

Strong return earns Lion new deal

LION Allen Christensen’s solid return from long-term injury has been rewarded with a one-year contract extension that will keep him at the club until the end of 2019.

Crows were soft & disgraceful

On The Couch: The On the Couch team looks at some poor bits of play by Adelaide during their loss to Hawthorn.

AFL 2018: Jack Watts unlikely to play in Port Adelaide v Melbourne game

THE major headline of Friday night’s crunch clash between Port Adelaide and Melbourne is set to be absent, with big-name Port recruit Jack Watts highly unlikely to face his old side.

Allen Christensen earns contract extension at Brisbane after strong return from long-term injury

LION Allen Christensen’s solid return from long-term injury has been rewarded with a one-year contract extension that will keep him at the club until the end of 2019.

AFL umpire contact list

AFL: From Tom Hawkins' slap to Dustin Martin's push, these are the AFL umpire contact incidents that have polarised the footy world.

Blues hit ‘toughest’ point

AFL: Carlton has hit its toughest point in its well-publicised rebuild, according to club president Mark LoGiudice.

West Coast’s injury woes

AFL: The West Coast Eagles face losing both Josh Kennedy and Jack Darling to injuries.

Carlton’s Mark LoGiudice is ‘the invisible president’ and must speak to Blues fans more says Gerard Whateley

CARLTON president Mark LoGiudice has been “the invisible president” and must speak more frequently to the Blues fanbase, according to AFL commentator Gerard Whateley.

Living in the now

​On October 2, 2016, while waiting for OUR team, the 2016 Premiers, to step out and greet us from the Whitten Oval balcony, the Libba Sisters fulfilled a long-held pledge of what action we would...

Rule changes will ‘dictate draft choices’

AFL clubs are already discussing how players could be valued differently should several rule changes being considered come to pass.

SuperCoach Press Conference: Shorty’s Superstars – Round 13

Silvagni's season over

Alex Silvagni will miss the rest of the season after rupturing his Achilles tendon in the VFL.

Beware the unintended consequences, coaches warn

The AFL admits it is acutely aware of the danger posed by the range of significant proposals being considered to change the game.

GWS’ Brett Deledio tells of how a family tragedy put his latest injury in perspective

INJURED GWS veteran Brett Deledio says a family tragedy put his latest injury issue into perspective.

HEROES, VILLAINS AND THE DAMNED Round 13

This season’s highest-scoring player – Jack Macrae – is expected to miss 3-4 weeks with a hamstring complaint. Those who own Macrae now face a tough decision – keep or trade? Most will be trading...

AFL U18 National Championships: Vic Metro v Allies

Eagles rue missed opportunity

AFL: West Coast Eagles favourite Elliot Yeo talks about the missed opportunities in round 13's game against the Sydney Swans.