Essendon president Paul Brasher has revealed the four major themes to emerge from the club's recent review. Speaking on SEN’s Whateley on Wednesday morning, Brasher says the review sought feedback from a sample of 40 people from the club and within the broader football business, allowing for anybody...
"I thought it was unprofessional and it was a bit like the kid going home and crying to mum that the other kid didn’t play fair." The post “Sour grapes”: Essendon president hits back at rival club appeared first on Zero Hanger.
Essendon can’t just be like Richmond, and a split between John Worsfold and Ben Rutten made life difficult in 2020, according to the club’s now-completed internal review.
Essendon president Paul Brasher has slammed “unprofessional” comments made by GWS football boss Jason McCartney about his club’s conduct during the trade period. McCartney was left frustrated with the Bombers over their pursuit of Giants midfielder Jye Caldwell. “The Caldwell one was a millimetre away...
Essendon president Paul Brasher has hit back at the Giants’ recent trade criticism of his club, describing the comments as “unprofessional” and “sour grapes”.
Essendon's review reveals a club that lacked definition on a few fronts: how they played, what they stood for and who called the coaching shots
Essendon president Paul Brasher has described Greater Western Sydney's reaction to the Jye Caldwell trade as "sour grapes'' and "unprofessional".
Essendon has conceded there were fundamental coaching differences between John Worsfold and Ben Rutten this year.
A frank review of Essendon's football operation has revealed a need for change, consistency in game style and improved leadership.
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Brayden Ham leads his Essendon teammates off the field following his debut match in 2019. (Sports Media Image/Marcel Berens) BRAYDEN Ham and Jayden Laverde have both signed one-year contract extensions with Essendon. Drafted in 2018 from the Geelong Falcons, Ham will look to add to his 15 AFL matches...
In a trade period during which 33 players headed for a new ‘home’ to restart their careers, Essendon were at the forefront, saying farewell to four of their 2020 playing list. Along with Collingwood, this was only one fewer than the player exodus from Greater Western Sydney, the leader of...
“That would have been the biggest trade of the whole trade period." ? The post Rance to Essendon? The bombshell AFL trade rumour involving retired Tigers star appeared first on Zero Hanger.
Josh Dunkley’s manager Liam Pickering says his client is a “little bit flat” after his failed trade request to Essendon. The star Western Bulldogs on-baller recently signalled his intention to leave Whitten Oval, despite having two years left on his current contract. The Dogs went public with their desire...
All AFL players, especially those picked up at the pointy end of the draft, burn to play at the top level. It’s easier for most to find a solid footing in bottom teams than to break into a perennial finalist. GWS drafted Jye Caldwell at pick 11 in 2018 – with his first year being a year...
AFL: Giants list boss Jason McCartney has labelled Essendon's negotiations for Jye Caldwell as "disappointing", while giving Adelaide a whack as Jackson Hately prepares to leave the club.
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Greater Western Sydney footy boss Jason McCartney has taken a swipe at both Adelaide and Essendon for disrespecting the club with underwhelming offers for two outgoing players.
All the big names got their 2020 trade wishes granted — except midfielder Josh Dunkley, who’ll remain with the Western Bulldogs after they couldn’t strike a deal with Essendon.
AFL: GWS youngster Jye Caldwell has been granted his wish, after requesting a trade to Essendon.
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