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Reaction Time: Unsung hero who changed Lions' fortunes, mistake that summed up Wharfiewobbles (opens the original)
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Early each week, AFL.com.au's Riley Beveridge will discuss the topic that deserves a reaction at your club and grade it on the 'Urgency Index'. It could be anything from an issue that's got a team pondering drastic change, or the form of an underrated star that requires immediate recognition. The gradings, which relate specifically to the topics, are as follows: In this week's Reaction Time, we look back at the most remarkable Grand Final in memory, delving into the unsung hero who helped change
Race for uncontracted Swans star Fish narrows to three options (opens the original)
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THE RACE for AFLW superstar Zippy Fish is down to three, with the gun Rising Star winner deciding between moves to Fremantle and Geelong or the possibility of staying at Sydney on a new contract. The competition's powerhouse North Melbourne had been viewed as a lead contender in the chase for the uncontracted Fish, though it can now be revealed the Kangaroos were ruled out as a possibility late last week. Multiple sides in Victoria, including Carlton, Hawthorn, Essendon and Richmond, as well as
The moment: How the Wharfiewobbles stole Freo's dream in 258 seconds (opens the original)
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Pat Voss was prancing, Hells Bells was ringing out, Fremantle was home. The to-ing and fro-ing over Wharfie Time at the Grand Final had been going on for well over a month. It had all led to the moment Voss slammed the Dockers into what would ordinarily be an unassailable 17-point lead. Only 258 seconds remained in the Grand Final. If ever there was a time to hit the button, now was it. The MCG hummed in anticipation. And then it happened. Ding. Ding. Ding. It sparked a frenzy. Fremantle fans ha
Born for September, built for history: The 22yo chasing Dusty's legendary feat (opens the original)
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WILL Ashcroft is standing on the precipice of greatness. By Saturday evening, he could become a three-time premiership player. And by Saturday evening, he could also become just the second footballer behind Richmond legend Dustin Martin to be a three-time Norm Smith Medal winner. Ashcroft has already achieved what few in the game could dream of. Gary Ayres, Andrew McLeod, Luke Hodge and Martin are the only other dual Norm Smith winners. 'Dusty' was 29 and playing in his 244th game when he became
The injury battle that nearly broke Logan, the finals performance that defined him (opens the original)
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THE QUALIFYING final was a long time coming for Logan McDonald. A personal-best six goals, the highest-rated game of his career, and all of it in a resounding victory against the reigning back-to-back premier Brisbane that ensured an undermanned Sydney side would now host a preliminary final this weekend. "It probably was [my best ever game]," McDonald tells AFL.com.au. "Factoring in the stage, then yeah probably." It had felt like a long time coming because, for McDonald, there had been periods
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