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- Sep 11, 2026
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Bring on the the Zak attack: The Cats’ semi-final showed they sorely need it (opens the original)
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There’s a good reason why Geelong are neck deep into getting Zak Butters. It was on show in Perth. Finals expose weaknesses and the Cats were found wanting again in the engine room, as they were when they were pounded by the Brisbane Lions in last year’s grand final. Their premiership dream unravelled last year against the power of Will Ashcroft, Lachie Neale and co. This time they were upended by the clean hands of Caleb Serong, the slick wheels of Shai Bolton and Hayden Young, and the might of
‘All I ever cared about’: Carlton’s Elijah Hollands reconciles end of his AFL career (opens the original)
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Carlton forward Elijah Hollands says he has come to terms with the premature end to his AFL career after being delisted by the Blues on Wednesday. Hollands, who has not played at any level since suffering a mental health episode in round six against Collingwood, is prioritising his mental wellbeing over continuing to live his childhood dream of playing football at the top level. “It was something that I just knew I was going to do when I was a kid, and it was all I ever cared about – and now, un
‘No culture is perfect’: Swans launch a review into late-night party that rocked the club (opens the original)
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The Sydney Swans have conceded “no culture is perfect” as they launch a thorough review into the events of the night that led to five of their players being suspended. The Swans say they will leave no stone unturned into working out how standards within the dressing room crumbled to the point where five players were suspended for the rest of the season after a wild night of partying led to a police investigation into an alleged sexual assault. “No culture is perfect,” Swans chairman Andrew Pridh
The Blues are seizing their moment. It’s time Josh Fraser seized his, too (opens the original)
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Under Josh Fraser, Carlton have learnt to seize the moment. It’s time their interim coach did the same. Fraser will decide this week if he puts his hat in the ring for the top job. He’d be mad not to. “I haven’t put my hand up for the job yet,” Fraser said with a chuckle after the Blues marked the 250th games of Patrick Cripps and Nick Haynes with a stunning 76-point obliteration of the Brisbane Lions, 24.10 (154) to 11.12 (78). “I spoke about this in the press conference during the week that I’
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