Port call time out on shot-clock blame game
Port Adelaide forward Aaron Young has refused to blame umpiring for his side's loss to Geelong on Thursday night despite the game's dying minutes being shrouded in controversy.
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Swans back in the water, but need one player to shine
Sydney are back in business, and there's one player who can help them into the finals.
Dangerfield's late winner gets Cats the spoils
When it came down to the last 100 seconds, there was only one man who could stop Port.
AFL teams interactive: All the ins and outs
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AFL live scores: Geelong v Port Adelaide
The Cats looking to keep their winning home form rolling but Port have a point to prove.
West Coast Eagles swing the axe but senior players safe
Eagles coach Adam Simpson has stuck by his promise to swing the axe, with at least five changes for this Sunday's game against the Giants.
AFL teams: Cloke dumped, Ablett and Riewoldt injured
The Western Bulldogs have dropped veteran forward Travis Cloke for Saturday's clash against St Kilda, while the Saints will be without an injured Nick Riewoldt.
Port chief backs longer contracts for draftees
Port Adelaide chief Keith Thomas has backed Brisbane's call for longer-term contracts for draftees saying young players went into the AFL system "with their eyes open".
Bulldogs lose Crameri for rest of season
Stewart Crameri's persistent hip injury has officially ended his AFL season, leaving the Western Bulldogs forward with just two games to his name this year after missing all of 2016 due to his doping ban stemming from former club Essendon's supplements program.
Johnson shouldn't have played against Richmond: Cameron
Giants coach Leon Cameron has admitted Steve Johnson shouldn't have played against Richmond last weekend.
Heart and home: Winmar and his second chance at life
Nicky Winmar thought he was healthy and he was quite prepared to ignore the warning signs. The former AFL champion was only 46 and initially dismissed his chest pains merely as indigestion. They were not.
Adam Goodes: same man, new goals
Adam Goodes is happy and busy. His cause now is to look out for opportunities for Indigenous youth to make the most of themselves.
Hannebery lifts beer ban - and he's sparkling again
Dan Hannebery wanted to get everything out of himself, so he banned himself from alcohol. Now he's relaxed the restriction and his form has improved.
Racism still a problem, says Rampe
Dane Rampe believes the AFL's Indigenous round is an important step in stamping out racism in Australian society.
Dude, where's my car? NicNat not impressed by mark of the year prize
When Eagles giant Nic Naitanui took an absolute screamer against the Cats in round 9, 2015, the ruckman must have been secretly thinking 'I'd better make some room in the garage for a new car'.
Can the low-scoring Dockers stop the high-flying Crows?
Our crack(pot) panel returns to look ahead at all the action in Round 10 - which starts on Thursday night in case, like us, you hadn't realised.
Tigers not fazed by AFL clubs chasing Martin
Richmond coach Damien Hardwick has no issue with Essendon chasing Tigers star Dustin Martin, saying they'd be crazy not to.
Senior Hawks safe ... for now
The likes of Shaun Burgoyne, Cyril Rioli and Jarryd Roughead have failed to match lofty standards they'd previously set.
St Kilda's Armitage goes under the knife again
St Kilda's star midfielder David Armitage will be sidelined for at least another month after undergoing a second round of surgery to resolve adductor issues that have plagued his season.
Tayla Harris becomes a Blue in four-way deal
Carlton midfielder Nat Exon and forward Bella Ayre emerged as the links that ensured Tayla Harris joined the Blues on Thursday as part of a massive four-way deal.
Four AFL clubs fined for melees
Carlton and St Kilda players involved in melees during their spiteful round eight AFL fixture have earned their clubs $10,000 fines.
Schache's trip to Victoria not contract related: Lions
Brisbane say young forward Josh Schache needs a rest and his return home to Victoria on leave is unrelated to a desire to find a new AFL club.
Brayshaw back on track after concussion
Melbourne have had some positive news on the injury front with midfielder Angus Brayshaw back on the training track after suffering his fourth concussion in 12 months.
Joe Daniher 'the hottest prospect in footy'
Former Melbourne champ Garry Lyon says Essendon forward Joe Daniher is the hottest out-of-contract property in the AFL right now.
Bombers consider making bid for Martin
Essendon have confirmed they are considering a bid for Richmond star Dustin Martin when he becomes an AFL free agent at the end of the season.
Newtown hails Menzel's new-found durability
It only took eight seasons, four knee reconstructions and a groin injury that kept him out of last year's preliminary final, but all of Geelong on Thursday night finally gets to cheer Daniel Menzel's 50th game.
Bombers expanding 'The Hangar' as major sponsor recommits
Essendon are planning to pour millions of dollars into a two-pronged development of their Tullamarine headquarters, which will include new epicentre for a women's team and the VFL side.
Inked in: Buddy's pride in Indigenous round
Lance Franklin will celebrate his indigenous heritage in Friday's clash between the Swans and Hawthorn.
Power won't tag Dangerfield, says Hinkley
Ken Hinkley says coaches can go "crazy" worrying how to negate Geelong's potent midfield but he claims he will not send a specialist tagger to the man who could destroy his Port Adelaide side on Thursday night.
Free agents for life: AFL to relax player movement
One of the most contentious issues in the modern game is about to be relaxed in the new collective bargaining agreement with the players.
Port powers back into finals thinking
Port Adelaide was all but ignored in speculation about potential improvers in 2017. But the pundits appear to have underestimated the Power's capacity to improve with what was already at their disposal.
Security to remain tight at AFL matches
The AFL says there is no specific terror threat at matches this weekend, with security to remain tight.
Leave the game alone! Stop the rule changes AFL, it's not about you
I just think there are people in the AFL, laying awake at night, staring at the ceiling, asking themselves 'how can I leave my mark on the game'. Here's a suggestion. Leave it alone!
Shane Yarran behind bars after alleged police chase
The troubled former AFL player appeared in court after leading WA Police on a chase through Gosnells overnight.
Should Luke Hodge have bowed out of footy last year?
Has Luke Hodge played on one year too many?
Who got Lade? Port did
Brendon Lade is returning to Port Adelaide after seven years as an assistant coach at AFL rivals Richmond.
Dogs won't be hoodoo gurus
The Western Bulldogs won't look back at their painful history of preliminary final losses in the lead up to their Saturday night clash with GWS Giants.
Hogan departure won't be 'catastrophic': Schwarz
Melbourne great David Schwarz says the potential defection of Jesse Hogan would not be "as catastrophic" now as it would have been last year.
Football romance, or the road to the future?
There’s two very contrasting narratives developing heading into the penultimate weekend of the AFL season. And sentimentally, they’re at opposite ends of the spectrum.
Chris Judd: It's time to deny the top four clubs access to free agents
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