Tag: Australian Football League
No hard feelings, says Sheeds
Former Essendon coach Kevin Sheedy tells the ABC's Australian Story why he was shown the door by the Bombers.[MORE]
Hall urged to pull on the gloves
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Barry Hall is being asked to take his punching talents to the boxing ring and some are willing to pay big money to encourage the move. [MORE]
E Timor players join Darwin AFL carnival
This weekend's AFLNT season opening carnival in Darwin will feature a combined team of East Timorese players and Australian soldiers.[MORE]
Harvey turns down Saints to coach Blues
St Kilda champion Robert Harvey turned down a full-time coaching position at the Saints to join Carlton as an assistant coach.[MORE]
Green staying with Demons
Brad Green has committed to AFL club Melbourne for another three years.[MORE]
Swans pick up Pies' Shaw
Collingwood utility Rhyce Shaw will play for the Sydney Swans next year.[MORE]
AFL clubs looking to push through late trades
Several players could find themselves at new clubs today when the AFL's trade week ends in Melbourne.[MORE]
Port's Thomson signs with Tigers
Port Adelaide's Adam Thomson will play for Richmond next year, as part of the first completed deal of the AFL trade week.[MORE]
NTFL showcase matches at risk from power blackouts
The NTFL is looking to secure power generators to safeguard its Friday night matches at Marrara.[MORE]
Glenorchy on board for Tas football league
Tasmania's proposed statewide football league for next year will have 10 clubs taking part.[MORE]
Malthouse wants a clean series
Australia coach Mick Malthouse says on-field violence is unlikely during this month's International Rules series against Ireland.[MORE]
Four Territorians make International Rules squad
Four Territorians have been selected in the team to play Ireland in this year's International Rules series.[MORE]
Three Hawks in International Rules squad
Coach Mick Malthouse has announced a 25-man Australian squad for this month's International Rules series against Ireland.[MORE]
Johnson signs new Dockers deal
Fremantle defender Michael Johnson has signed a new deal to remain with the club until at least the end of the 2011 season.[MORE]
Hawks eye off O'Keefe trade
Premiership winning side Hawthorn is the frontrunner to nab Sydney's Ryan O'Keefe.[MORE]
Dogs take Cordy on Father-Son rule
The Western Bulldogs have used their round one pick to bring young ruckman Aryce Cordy to the club under the Father-Son rule.[MORE]
O'Keefe hot property for trade week
The AFL's player trade week starts today in Melbourne with Sydney forward Ryan O'Keefe expected to be the most sought after player.[MORE]
Pavlich makes it five Doig Medals
Fremantle star Matthew Pavlich claimed his fifth best and fairest award for the Dockers on Saturday evening.[MORE]
Hawks midfield boss leaves the nest
Hawthorn assistant coach Todd Viney has decided to quit the premiership-winning side.[MORE]
Brown over Black in Lions B&F
Brisbane Lions co-captain Jonathan Brown has been named the club's best and fairest player for the second year in a row.[MORE]
Talismanic Buddy voted best of the best
Mercurial goal scorer Lance Franklin has been voted Hawthorn's best and fairest player for 2008, icing a tremendous AFL season in which he won a premiership and kicked in excess of 100 goals.[MORE]
Eagles keep Kerr, snap up Burns
West Coast midfielder Daniel Kerr put an end to months of speculation about his future by extending his stay in Perth.[MORE]
Roos staying with Swans
Sydney Swans coach Paul Roos has extended his contract with the AFL club until the end of the 2011 season.[MORE]
Corey named Cats' best
Joel Corey has been crowned Geelong's best and fairest for the second time.[MORE]
Peter Burgoyne re-signs with Port
Inaugural squad member Peter Burgoyne has inked a new one-year contract with AFL club Port Adelaide.[MORE]
