Archive for March, 2010
AFL Season 2010. Show 2
The season has finally started. Footy is officially back. After a long summer of cricket, golf and an ordinary practice match schedule, we welcome WEB back to the mic to rant and rave about our pet hates including Fevalio, NUTS Riewoldt, Hawthorn and the AFL in general.
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Crows seek Porplyzia return
Adelaide Crows appear certain to regain their 2009 leading goal kicker Jason Porplyzia for Sunday’s vital AFL match with Sydney Swans at AAMI Stadium.
Fev chafes at Voss media gag
Brisbane Lions full-forward Brendan Fevola is at loggerheads with his coach Michael Voss over his gag order as tensions rise before Thursday night’s AFL blockbuster at the Gabba.
McPhee may miss Bombers clash
Fremantle defender Adam McPhee is facing a race against time to prove his fitness for Sunday’s AFL grudge match against his former club Essendon at Etihad Stadium.
Bulldogs look to improve
The Western Bulldogs aim to prove that they have not got ahead of themselves after winning the NAB Cup and that they are capable of going all the way this season.
LeCras set to miss Power clash
West Coast sharpshooter Mark LeCras is almost certain to miss Saturday night’s match against Port Adelaide with a hamstring complaint.
Greater Western Sydney CEO
The man who has overseen the AFL in NSW has been named as the inaugural chief executive of expansion club Greater Western Sydney.
AFL round two preview
Gerard Healy tipped seven winners in the opening round of the 2010 AFL season so we’ve got the Brownlow Medallist onboard to give us his views for round two. Read on for his preview.
Kennett fumes as Gibson fined
An angry Hawthorn president Jeff Kennett was left satisfied with the result of a “please explain” issued to Josh Gibson over a boozy night that finished at 6.30am on Monday.
Fev in for wild night: Aker
Brisbane Lions recruit Brendan Fevola has no idea what will confront him when he steps out against his old club Carlton on Thursday night at the Gabba, writes Jason Akermanis.