This is the third and final part of an experimental numbers-based series looking at which AFL clubs are set to improve and which are set to decline. Part One is here. Part Two is here.
This is Part Two of an experimental numbers-based series looking at which AFL clubs are set to improve and which are set to decline. Your constructive feedback is definitely welcome. Part One is here.
The NAB Cup gets underway tonight, and practice matches are being played all over the country, which means the footy conversation is set to take an overdue turn towards, well, actual footy.
The big one is now just one day away. Hawthorn and the Sydney Swans will both enter the MCG tomorrow afternoon, but only one team will leave as premiers.
It’s now official. Sydney and Hawthorn will contest the 2012 AFL Grand Final. But for all those who pencilled it in as a certainty last night, it could have very nearly been a different story.
With the 2012 Brownlow Medal count just days away, it’s time to have a look at which players are in contention for the game’s most prestigious individual honour.
West Coast’s season is over after Collingwood registered a physical 13-point victory in tonight’s semi final. It sets up a huge preliminary final between the Pies and a side they have the wood over, Sydney.
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Michael DiFabrizio is a journalism student at the University of Wollongong. As an AFL writer, he has been an expert columnist at The Roar since 2009 and has appeared in The Age and on ABC television and radio.Archives
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