The clash between the Gold Coast Suns and the West Coast Eagles should be considered the biggest mismatch of Round 2 when it gets underway as one of the two later matches on Saturday week. Not only are they from opposite sides of the country, but from opposite ends of the ladder, with the Suns winning...
The only way is up for the Gold Coast Suns and we are here to take you along for the ride, keeping you in the know with up-to-the-minute news from out of Metricon Stadium.
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Gold Coast has three homes games to resume the season. (Sports Media Image/Marcel Berens) A KIND fixture list with three home matches in a row may present the perfect opportunity for Gold Coast to snap their 19-game AFL losing run. The Suns return to action on June 13 when they face West Coast at Metricon...
West Coast premiership defender Will Schofield is still weighing up whether or not he will join the Eagles in their Gold Coast hub. Veteran journalist Mark Duffield, from the West Australian, says the 31-year-old is continuing to consider forgoing the month away with the club so he can focus on family...
Will Izak Rankine make his eagerly awaited debut for the Gold Coast Suns in Round 2? Suns CEO Mark Evans says the Rankine is “in a good position” to face West Coast at Metricon Stadium on June 13. The No.3 pick in the 2018 draft has been hampered by hamstring problems that restricted him to just three...
Fremantle will take its entire playing list to the Gold Coast hub, but very few families will be part of the travelling group for the first four weeks as the club aims to keep the vibe “pretty business-like”.
Fremantle forward Jesse Hogan is all but certain to join his teammates in the Gold Coast hub next month, as the tall steps up his training ahead of Round 2.
The AFL’s perennial cellar-dwellers claimed their second wooden spoon last season with a miserable three-win campaign and could have scarcely begun 2020 any worse. Fresh off an unprecedented assistance package that netted them the top two picks in the draft, among a host of other concessions, and...
The Gold Coast Suns chairman has hit back at suggestions the Suns are not viable in the COVID-19 era.
Gold Coast CEO Mark Evans says the club is planning a potential world first visual integration for their home games in 2020. The Suns play three of their next four matches at Metricon Stadium and Evans revealed the club is devising a way to help improve the TV product with games being played behind closed...
It’s hard to believe that this Round 2 clash between Geelong, one of the oldest clubs in the competition who have made the finals in nine of the last ten years and Gold Coast, the second youngest club in the competition who have never made the finals, will not result in a comfortable victory to...
Silky Gold Coast midfielder Brayden Fiorini says young guns Matt Rowell and Noah Anderson have the Suns buzzing.
AFL: The Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide Power are hopeful that they will avoid having to travel to a hub in the Gold Coast in light of recent reports.
Jesse Hogan’s former teammate Jordan Lewis believes a Queensland hub could be the best place for the Fremantle forward to spend time following a mental health break.
It also strengthens a bid from the clubs to be able to play their round two fixture - The Showdown - in Adelaide and not Queensland.
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It’s fair to say the Gold Coast Suns didn’t do the best job putting their inaugural playing list together in the lead up to and during the 2010 National Draft. Of the players they drafted in 2010, David Swallow, Josh Caddy, Dion Prestia and Tom Lynch ended up working out, but only Swallow remains at...
The Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide will have to get to their Gold Coast hub before May 25, so they can join the rest of the competition in starting contact training AFL chief executive Gill McLachlan says
AFL: Chief executive Gillon McLachlan tells media that West Coast, Fremantle, Adelaide, and Port Adelaide will relocate to the Gold Coast for an initial period of at least four weeks, for the resumption of the competition.
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