Greg Denham

Ablett to play in China

0:00 AMGreg DenhamGary Ablett will start for Gold Coast in Sunday’s historic match for premiership points in China.

Youth policy a stayer: Carlton

0:00 AMGreg DenhamCarlton yesterday reaffirmed their commitment to a youth policy.

Waite ban threatens resurgence

0:00 AMGreg DenhamNorth Melbourne’s mini resurgence took a nosedive when Jarrad Waite was offered a one-match ban for a dangerous tackle.

Priddis backs Yeo

0:00 AMGreg DenhamMatt Priddis wants Eagles teammate Elliott Yeo to do a job on Marcus Bontempelli on Friday night.

Equalisation makes its mark

0:00 AMGreg DenhamRound seven, 2017 will be remembered as the one in which the benefits of equalisation really kicked in.

AFL won’t bend on rule changes

0:00 AMGreg DenhamA review of two controversial AFL rule changes has recommend no change this season.

Tigers, Eagles dig deep

0:00 AMGreg DenhamRichmond and West Coast may call on their reserves of back-up big men to get them through a time of need.

AFL decides rucking rule to stay

0:00 AMGreg Denham Patrick SmithAn AFL review of two controversial rule changes is expected to recommend they be retained.

Collingwood bristling with talent

0:00 AMGreg DenhamCollingwood will have a wealth of talent available against traditional arch-rival Carlton at the MCG on Saturday.

Dogs to regain bite for Tigers

0:00 AMGreg DenhamThe Western Bulldogs are expected to regain several players for Saturday night’s match with Richmond at Etihad Stadium.

Greene cops two-game ban

0:00 AMGreg DenhamThe match review panel yesterday ran out of patience with GWS’s Toby Greene, banning him from the club’s next two games.

Giles is Eagles’ only option

0:00 AMGreg DenhamWest Coast could be left with just back-up ruckman Jonathan Giles to lead their charge against Port Adelaide.

GWS in anxious wait

0:00 AMGreg DenhamThe AFL match review panel could today potentially punch a hole through GWS’s prospects of a historic first premiership.

Demons turn to Pedersen

0:00 AMGreg DenhamCam Pedersen has been called up by the Demons but Jesse Hogan will be out indefinitely.

Scott has no plans to leave

0:00 AMGreg DenhamNorth Melbourne coach Brad Scott yesterday cleared the air over his future.

Eagles give Mitchell late deadline

0:00 AMGreg DenhamWest Coast hope to learn today whether their veteran recruit Sam Mitchell will play against Fremantle.

Missing Giant not a big loss

0:00 AMGreg DenhamGreater Western Sydney full-back Phil Davis will miss the clash with the Western Bulldogs.

Injuries force Demons rethink

0:00 AMGreg DenhamMelbourne may have no choice than to recall bit player Cam Pedersen while their best two ruckmen are out injured.

Martin heads Tigers’ charge

0:00 AMGreg DenhamRichmond expects star midfielder Dustin Martin to be “even better” against Adelaide on Sunday.

Bombers’ rookie downs tools

0:00 AMGreg DenhamMature-age rookie Ben McNiece will become the fourth Essendon player to make his senior debut on Anzac Day.

Power probe clears Trengove

0:00 AMGreg DenhamPort Adelaide are investigating an incident outside a bar on the weekend involving big man Jackson Trengove.

Tigers’ faith in Martin’s fitness

0:00 AMGreg DenhamRichmond coach Damien Hardwick is confident star midfielder Dustin Martin will be right to take on Melbourne tonight.

Crows show strength in depth

0:00 AMGreg DenhamLittle separates Greater Western Sydney and Adelaide for premiership favouritism after five rounds.

De Jong in frame

0:00 AMGreg DenhamThe field for the vacant chief executive job at Hawthorn has narrowed to two candidates.

EXCLUSIVEHawks CEO race down to two

9:19 AMGREG DENHAMHawthorn deciding between two candidates — Fiona de Jong and Michael Nettlefold — for vacant CEO position.

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