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RYAN DANIELS: Geelong knows how to win and win when it counts. And they have done it by following one simple philosophy.
Enjoying good times is great for the soul and is damn fun in the process.
RICHO’S TOP 10: Tigers fans will be divided about the Richmond great coming out of retirement so quickly to play for a rival club.
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MITCHELL JOHNSON: He’s been in the headlines for weeks and now the Hawks agitator has some tough choices to make.
Rugby league loves a redemption story so here is why we should not be turning our backs on the Foxx just yet.
CAITLIN BASSETT: It seems no record is safe in the AFLW with players taking the game to a whole new level in season nine.
MARK ‘SPUDD’ CARROLL: The Josh Addo-Carr saga is a learning lesson for all players and, while it almost sucked all the oxygen out of the opening weekend of finals, we found out who the real contenders are.
AFL fans have short-term memory loss ... or at least are just very selective with what they want to remember, writes Georgie Parker.
The next generation of Australian fast bowlers will have to choose to preference either red-ball or white-ball cricket. And that’s not just about workload, but the different physical requirements involved.
Most clubs would kill to have the record the Power did this season, but once a successful team falters the knives are out. Try being a professional sports coach for a day if you are so eager to call for blood.
MITCHELL JOHNSON: I have played in some high-intensity matches and learnt some valuable lessons about how to win when it counts most.
RICHO’S TOP 10: Contrasting styles will clash in the sudden death finals this weekend, but here are my key insights into what it will take to book a preliminary final berth.
KIERSTEN DUKE: It’s widely tipped to be a Penrith-Melbourne grand final but this team has shown they can match it with the big boys.
CAITLIN BASSETT: It’s a make or break season for the league with one area in dire need of fixing if it is to succeed.
The Olympian isn’t letting fame go to her head.