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Will, Levi & Annable as our starting mids with Jaspa & Sam Marshall on the wings is just an insane midfield for the next fifteen years. Especially considering we’ve built it while winning flags.

At the moment, I think it'd be surprising to see him on a list next year. He may need to take the Kiddy path of proving himself in the VFL next season to earn a list spot.

Hopefully this is the last time I feel humiliated by the Suns this week.

The Curnow news has been out for an hour and there still isn't a single post about it on the Suns forum. They really aren't a genuine football club yet. We'd be 15 pages in by now.

16 finals probably helps Hugh out a little bit too!

The Geelong & Gold Coast games make me think we know how to lift at the Gabba when needed - I just think we've been off the boil against average teams all year there. Hopefully from now on we see a bit of a lift in intensity at home.

Marshall's best game for us so far. Not much notable outside of that. Doedee, Coleman, Smith, Gallop all seem a way off.

Have we rested Kiddy from this one to play next Friday? Haven't seen him out there yet.

AFL Chasing Greg Swann To Partner Laura Kane In Revamped Football Role This might be quite brilliant for us if it happened. Swanny has become such a staunch defender of the academies in his time up here, and would be able to push that case at AFL house. He's just about at the end of this run...

Gallop has to get into the senior team. He's too good for this level.

Kiddy getting more involved now.

I wouldn't have thought Dem would be bold enough to write another anti-Lions piece this year, considering how that went for him in 2024.

This happened with Joe to memory - a group of people questioned his form and character, favouring lower-cost fringe types over him. Thankfully the club made the right call back then. I'm sure they will again here. We're the reigning premiers, our culture is the envy of the competition, we're...

Early days, but Melbourne look back.

His name is actually Christian. Elixuh won't reply unless you get it right.

The cats play Friday night that week (April 4), so I reckon you can safely rule the Monday out.

I love Browny, but the references to his premiership era felt a bit clunky and almost a little disrespectful.

Now we know the exact audio of the Fages/Leigh moment on the siren: "I've told you you were a premiership coach - now you've got a premiership team."

Only problem is that contractually, I'd imagine 7 will need an additional game to their current quota, rather than a replacement game on top of their current quota. This is why Saturday night in round 3 on 7 would make the most sense, although it does kill Kayo's whole 'Saturdays exclusive'...

That final line is incredible.

As others have said, surely the easiest solution would be to play it on Saturday March 29 in Round 3, where both teams currently have a bye.

I would imagine it'll be largely similar to the current Mater car park for Gabba games. The Royal won't be much closer to the new stadium than the Gabba is to the Mater, so it's probably not really a problem at all.

Save Vic Park are getting a bit desperate now. They've lodged a FOI application for all submissions to the Quirk panel, assumedly hoping to find some kind of smoking gun.

I would imagine that, alongside finals as others have mentioned, them being the only team in the state would help. Diehard league fans across QLD/NSW will likely still tune in to a Storm match (particularly when they're a high quality team), but then there's the additional VIC viewership who...

I don't disagree at all, but I think it's a much broader problem than the AFL. There are equally concerning trends across cricket, NRL, Union and soccer too. Whether it's due to rising cost of living, generational movement away from participating in club sport, shortened attention spans, the...

1. Bewick 2. Cutler 3. Paparone 4. Stiller 5. Sheldon

Long, long way to go, but Gout Gout could be an enormous story of this Olympics. In some ways, maybe even as big as Cathy Freeman was for Sydney 2000.

Interesting new possibility raised in tomorrow's Courier Mail: I think that site is slightly larger than the current Gabba site, which would likely make it easier to work with. It's also already set up for construction as the Cross River Rail site, and wouldn't require a school to be torn...

Unreal result. Can't believe Levi has fallen this far. Long live the rort.

I was open minded about the logo, but the jumper is awful. It would be a bad training shirt. I'm surprised they didn't do some kind of public consultation first.