SIMON MORAWETZ is growing suspicious of the endless good news coming from AFL clubs in the off-season.
ADELAIDE CROWS
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SIMON MORAWETZ is growing suspicious of the endless good news coming from AFL clubs in the off-season.
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The annual lucky dip known as the AFL Draw was released today and CHARLES HAPPELL looks at how its inherent unfairness gives some teams a massive leg-up, and others the equivalent of lead in the saddlebags.
ASHLEY BROWNE doesn't believe Alastair Clarkson will be coaching anywhere other than Hawthorn in 2012.
Consecutive humiliating defeats on Friday nights might be the trigger for the Crows to move on coach Neil Craig, writes ASHLEY BROWNE.
It's a round headlined by the game's greatest rivalry, a match that has already sold out. TEAM BPL also take a look at the Saints' big test, the Kangas' chance at redemption and the Demons in Darwin.
ASHLEY BROWNE looks at where it all came crashing down for the once proud, now impoverished Port Adelaide Football Club.
ASHLEY BROWNE looks at some of the AFL teams under the pump after round seven.
The Western Bulldogs are back on the winners' list, but next week against St Kilda will determine if they're back in town, writes ASHLEY BROWNE.
Before calling for Neil Craig's head, Adelaide supporters should wait to see whether the Crows coach has a different approach in mind, writes TIM LANE.
Manchester United travel to London for the
big match against Chelsea at the weekend, a fixture that could have a big bearing on the championship. How will it pan out? The Shark's weekend tip ...
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Re: Welcome to Indianapolis
Thanks for the professorial critique. Hardly think one line about what Indianpolis evokes when compared to Miami and New Orleans is the "story line." But appreciate your comment, although in...
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Re: Welcome to Indianapolis
By all accounts, most recently by the host of ESPN's morning show who called this Super Bowl the best out of the 16 he's attended, Indianapolis is a success. Similar kudos coming...
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Bani will be at Mounties, he's not even in the Raiders top 25. Did either of you do any research at all? Your gut feeling is Dugan's gone? Based on...
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Good on you Skeepe, giving it to these dribblers
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I'll start by saying I am a proud Canberra fan. Honestly that was garbage. So campese can't help with defence out wide defending at 5/8? Croker Won many games in...
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dear skeepe, care to elaborate? what exactly is your problem with the piece? or do you just enjoy sounding off anonymously on websites? if you reckon you can produce anything...
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Canberra is dreary and freezing? Amazing writing, resorting to old used up cliches of our nation's capital. Well done, class writing you douchebag. I've never read such dribble. When Dugan...
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