Stronger culture and self-respect will be vital to 2017 Bombers
The end of the 2016 AFL season can not come soon enough for the Essendon Football Club.
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Matthew Lloyd
Richmond must release the shackles on Jack Riewoldt
It's about time Damian Hardwick released the shackles on Jack Riewoldt and allowed him to play to his strengths.
Greater Western (not so) Scary?
I labelled GWS the Greater Western Scary on April 30 this year after they belted the Hawthorn Football Club by 75 points in round six. It was the best team performance I have seen this year.
Some advice for Cloke from an older and wiser Lloyd
Travis Cloke has been on Matthew Lloyd's mind a lot this year. He wonders whether Cloke is just low on confidence or whether the game has passed him by. But he worries about something more important – what's the toll on a player of all this scrutiny.
It's time to stop counting Thomas' free kicks
Lindsay Thomas is an extremely good footballer and has been one of the most consistent small forwards that the game has seen over the last five seasons.
Paul Roos: Ten games to go and trying to finish the job
Matthew Lloyd and Melbourne mentor Paul Roos sit down to chat about coaching and life.
Enough is enough for failing St Kilda
The St Kilda Football Club have won just 14 of their past 55 games since the start of the 2014 season. That is just not good enough.
Giants' potential just keeps getting bigger
Make no mistake, Greater Western Sydney are a scary prospect for the rest of the competition.
Bolton brings exciting times to Carlton
In March, Carlton legend David Parkin labelled the Carlton 2016 playing list as worse than Essendon's cobbled together list of top ups they are fielding this year.
Riewoldt a legend who keeps getting better
Nick Riewoldt won his first best and fairest at the St Kilda Football Club way back in 2002 at just 19 years old. It was the first of six medals at the Saints and now at 33 he just continues to amaze with the lofty standards he continues to maintain.
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