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1 minute ago It's 2020 and Lance Franklin's massive contract is causing the Swans a few headaches.
1 minute ago Jesse White will become a Collingwood player as early as Monday.
1 minute ago The forward's frustrations of last season, triggered by injury, are now behind him.
Melbourne's trading of pick No.2 for Greater Western Sydney youngster Dom Tyson was the first of a ...
After a heady fortnight, Lance Franklin has declared he is ready to focus on his next football ...
Simon Black desperately wanted to play on, but his knees and groin would no longer let him.
Another bitter AFL battle in South Australia has been won by Port Adelaide, leaving the Crows ...
Essendon and St Kilda have both met uncommitted and out-of-contract Brisbane ruckman in an attempt ...
Paul Chapman has become an Essendon player, signing with the Bombers as a free agent. Chapman, 32, ...
St Kilda's Nick Dal Santo is set join North Melbourne as a free agent after paperwork was completed ...
Melbourne is selling picks to gain players, the Saints are selling players to gain picks.
Melbourne secures young GWS midfielder Dom Tyson in a blockbuster swap for its No.2 pick.
Franklin's Sydney move and his attitude to the Irish tour has damaged the AFL.
All the moves and rumours of moves on day ten of the official AFL player movement marathon.
The draft combine provides recruiters with plenty to weigh up in the weeks ahead.
To go from contender to champion clubs must recruit for specific needs with judicious trading.
Even sophisticated fans can have conflicted views on the exits of Buddy and Daisy.
For all his faults, Daniel Kerr should be remembered among West Coast's greats.
During every trade period the movement of the biggest fish sends ripples through the pool.
Heath Shaw-Taylor Adams trade should have straight swap written all over it.
Ruckman Ben McEvoy became a luxury that the Saints could no longer afford.
Despite the disaster of 2013, Essendon hasn't forsaken premiership contention.
Best and fairest winners and club champions from each of the 18 AFL clubs in 2013.