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TEAMS: Chapman pulls out

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 05 Mei 2013 | 23.03

Sam Edmund, Jay Clark and Ben Dixon join Brad Johnson to discuss their 'DIY Fix-Ups' ahead of Round 6. Andrew Krakouer gets the nod for the Pies. Source: Herald Sun CARLTON has dumped forward Sam Rowe for Sunday's match against...
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Dons prepare to be grilled

Essendon players have been given legal training ahead of their ASADA interviews. Picture: Sarah Reed Source: The Advertiser ESSENDON players are being given detailed legal briefings ahead of next week's crucial interviews with the Australian...
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Bombers would be flying high

A former Olympic coach says the effects of performance-enhancing drugs would still be helping Essendon, if its players took them last year. Source: Getty Images ESSENDON would still be enjoying the benefits of performance-enhancing drugs if...
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Bombers ignore drug distraction

Essendon coach James Hird says the ongoing doping saga is not distracting to his players ahead of game against GWS. Jay Clark and Mick Warner argue over what to do with their defence ahead of Round 6. Essendon coach...
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Hinkley allowed to phone coach's box

Port Adelaide assistant coach Alan Richardson says he is excited to be taking control at Port Adelaide with Ken Hinkley ill. Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley will be allowed to be in contact with his assistant coaches, despite not...
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Brown in clear for Hawks clash

Emerging Adelaide Crows defender Luke Brown has passed a concussion test and is fit to play this weekend. Picture: Sarah Reed. Source: The Advertiser YOUNG Crows defender Luke Brown passed a concussion test at West Lakes today to be clear...
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Booze fine for Mumford

Sydney Swans ruckman Shane Mumford will play against the Lions despite being disciplined for a night out in Melbourne. Ruckman Shane Mumford has been disciplined by the Swans. Picture: Phil Hillyard Source: The Daily Telegraph...
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Hawks know what to expect

Jay Clark and Mick Warner argue over what to do with their defence ahead of Round 6. Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson says the Hawks need to improve their clearance numbers. Picture: Wayne Ludbey Source: Herald Sun ALASTAIR...
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Panic Room: Essendon warning

Jay Clark and Mick Warner argue over what to do with their defence ahead of Round 6. If Brendon Goddard is the slightest bit sore tomorrow morning, the Bombers wouldn't hesitate in giving him a rest. Source: Getty Images ...
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AFL must guarantee integrity

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 21 April 2013 | 23.03

Melbourne president Don McLardy says the league must guarantee the integrity of people involved in the game. Source: Getty Images MELBOURNE president Don McLardy has urged the AFL to guarantee that only people with integrity and the highest...
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Dees rally to hammer Giants

Demon Michael Evans celebrates kicking one of his three last quarter goals against GWS. Picture: Tim Carrafa Source: Herald Sun IT took a club-record scoring spree for Melbourne players to deflect the crushing focus on coach Mark Neeld, for...
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Daw KO'd on debut

Kangaroos medicos call for help after Majak Daw concussed in an accidental head clash. Picture: George Salpigtidis Source: Herald Sun Majak Daw leaps over the pack to take a spectacular mark. Source: Getty Images THE cruel reality is...
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Danger for Dogs as Crows strike

Crows star Patrick Dangerfield bursts away on his way to booting four goals against the Dogs. Picture: Sarah Reed Source: The Advertiser COMETH the hour, cometh the man. Patrick Dangerfield ignited the Crows' form turnaround and his teammates...
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Hungry Roos destroy Lions

First gamers Majak Daw and Taylor Hine sing the song after beating the Brisbane Lions. Picture: George Salpigtidis Source: Herald Sun FOR 13 minutes this game was alive. That was when Majak Daw was on the field. It's not often the build-up...
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Dees win Neeld a reprieve

Melbourne coach Mark Neeld at the MCG against GWS Giants. Picture: Wayne Ludbey Source: Herald Sun WHAT must it feel like to have 30 minutes of football to save your coaching career? Imagine the pressure on the players when they can feel...
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Voss blasts lazy Lions

Lions coach Michael Voss address the players after a poor first quarter Picture: Salpigtidis George Source: Herald Sun MICHAEL Voss last night accused his team of laziness after the Brisbane Lions were trampled by North Melbourne at Etihad...
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Sanderson seeks steady form

Adelaide coach Brenton Sanderson was pleased with aspects of his team's crushing win over the Western Bulldogs. Source: Getty Images ADELAIDE has restored the first building block of coach Brenton Sanderson's game - team defence. And Sanderson...
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NZ takes Aussie out of football

IN New Zealand, the people spruiking Australian football never call it that. They try to separate the country from the game. It's AFL.Auskick is KiwiKick and almost all the 80 missionaries working under the AFL NZ banner are New Zealanders."We...
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Untold riches excite Saints

New Zealand draft prospect Shem Tatupu with St Kilda ruckman Ben McEvoy. Picture: Sean Garnsworthy/AFL Media Source: Supplied CHRIS Pelchen and Tony Elshaug stood in the Auckland school ground, astounded by what they saw. In the past year...
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Gordon: Ban supplement programs

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 14 April 2013 | 23.03

Peter Gordon had his say on the Essendon drugs scandal. Picture: Stuart Walmsley Source: Herald Sun WESTERN Bulldogs president Peter Gordon wants unorthodox supplement programs banned regardless of whether Essendon is found guilty of breaching...
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Tiges can sniff September

Dustin Martin was huge with a game-high 150 SuperCoach points. FIRST came dealing with the competition's easybeats. Now comes handling the hype.From the moment Brett Deledio streamed to 50 metres and goaled 10 seconds into yesterday's clash...
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Sliding rule causes chaos

Luke Hodge slides in to Harry O'Brien's legs and umpires award the Hawks skipper a free kick, and report O'Brien. Harry O, Brien collides with Luke Hodge, Picture: Ludbey Wayne THE AFL's sliding rule has sparked a mountain...
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Hodge inspires Hawks' big win

Luke Hodge slides in to Harry O'Brien's legs and umpires award the Hawks skipper a free kick, and report O'Brien. Luke Hodge was the star for the Hawks. Picture: Wayne Ludbey LUKE Hodge has the ability to change the ebb and...
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Hinkley's Power surge

Travis Boak all smiles while hugging team mates  after being named best on ground Picture: Sarah Reed PORT Adelaide stunned bitter hometown rival Adelaide with an inspired second half at AAMI Stadium to prove it was the real deal under...
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Menzel finds his feet in VFL

Daniel Menzel celebrates a goal during his VFL comeback. Picture: Glenn Ferguson Source: Geelong Advertiser GEELONG forward Daniel Menzel made a successful return to senior football yesterday in the VFL, with the Cats recording a 32-point win...
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Kelty defends meeting with Hird

James Hird celebrates with players after Friday's win. Picture: Alex Coppel Source: Herald Sun AFL commissioner Bill Kelty has defended his weekend meeting with embattled Essendon coach James Hird. Mr Kelty revealed he had told the league...
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