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Brian Lake in action for the Western Bulldogs. He says that anything less than a grand final appearance would mean season 2010 was a failure for the club.
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Chat with Crawf
SHANE Crawford defended his fearless predictions for the year ahead in a live chat. See what he had to say.
Get a life, Stokes
MATHEW Stokes must get a job and a taste of life outside the privileged AFL bubble before he is allowed to play football again.
NRL tackles AFL
RUGBY League's Nathan Hindmarsh versus AFL's Kevin Sheedy? Bring it on, says the NRL.
Cat leaders keep pressure on
THOSE of us who have been musing about the resolve of Geelong's leadership group post-Tom Harley have our answer.
Love still Forbidden
FORMER AFL footballer Jason Love is attempting to have a ban lifted so he can coach Port Melbourne Colts this season.
Who will make the eight?
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Opinion
Play on at your peril
Mike Sheahan LEAVE the game alone, they cry. Year after year. Why? Inaction on flawed rules is no better than change for change's sake.
Cat leaders keep pressure on
Mike Sheahan THOSE of us who have been musing about the resolve of Geelong's leadership group post-Tom Harley have our answer.
Chat with Crawf
Shane Crawford SHANE Crawford defended his fearless predictions for the year ahead in a live chat. See what he had to say.
Dogs drought over - Crawf
Shane Crawford SHANE Crawford looks into his crystal ball and predicts a Bulldogs premiership in 2010.
Shane tips Dogs for flag, Ablett to go
Glenn McFarlane AFL great Shane Crawford has tipped the Western Bulldogs to end the AFL's longest drought this season.
Cat's future lies in court
Mike Sheahan MATHEW Stokes seemed rather too familiar with an alleged drug dealer for my liking.
Saints put spin on Ball
Mike Sheahan FOR the record, Luke Ball is at Collingwood because he reluctantly, and sadly, came to the conclusion he wasn't wanted by St Kilda.
Footy's still hard without cheap shots
Mark Robinson I DROPPED into The Alfred hospital last week to visit my cousin-in-law, who lay prostrate with a neck brace supporting two broken vertebrae in his neck.
New Lion will be in my team
Kevin Sheedy A WISE man once said: watch out for players with a point to prove. That's why I'm looking closely at Brendan Fevola for my SuperCoach team.
Diving has no place in AFL
Mike Sheahan IT'S been going on since Big Bob Johnson exploited the dubious art to great advantage for Melbourne during the 1950s and '60s.
More Footy News
Fans help Brisbane's logo defence
FITZROY fans have provided documentation the Brisbane Lions believe will scuttle a court bid to ban the club's new logo.
Sticking by rules
THE AFL has ruled out tinkering with the rules for the home-and-away season after introducing a raft of experiments for the NAB Cup.
Johnno achilles delays return
WESTERN Bulldogs captain Brad Johnson is managing a lingering achilles injury but is expected to play late in the NAB Cup.
Play on at your peril
LEAVE the game alone, they cry. Year after year. Why? Inaction on flawed rules is no better than change for change's sake.
Sheeds steps up the Sydney fight
KEVIN Sheedy is spending his final week in Melbourne before moving to Sydney and the greatest challenge of his career.
Blues adapting to post-Fevola attack
SOME clubs want to win the AFL's NAB Cup pre-season competition, others are not so focussed.
AFL backs Cats on Stokes
UPDATE 6.00PM: THE AFL has given the thumbs up to Geelong's range of sanctions for Mathew Stokes following his drugs charge.
League backs drugs policy
THE AFL has strongly defended its illicit drugs policy in the wake of Mathew Stokes' criminal charges.
Four new rules for NAB Cup
THE AFL will introduce four new experimental rules as part of an NAB Cup campaign which gets underway this weekend.
Cats appoint pioneer to board
GEELONG has appointed pioneering football administrator and corporate lawyer Diana Taylor to their board.
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Double delight for Stosur and Stubbs
SAMANTHA Stosur and Rennae Stubbs last night dug deep when it mattered to give Australia victory against Spain in the Fed Cup tie at Memorial Drive.
Cricket
Caught short at MCG
FANS cast further doubt over one-day cricket's long-term future by voting with their feet, as only 25,463 spectators turned up to the MCG yesterday.
Soccer
Door ajar for Van Dijk
ROBBIE Fowler's chances of putting on Adelaide United's tricolours have been scuttled, but Brisbane Roar striker Sergio van Dijk may be heading south.
