Club News
Crawford to play on
Hawthorn veteran Shane Crawford will play his 17th season at the club after deciding to play on for another season. The Brownlow Medalist is set to sign a one year contract that will see him continue his career even Read More »Dogs take Cordy with first round pick
The Western Bulldogs have taken Ayce Cordy under the father/son rule after St Kilda took the option of bidding for Cordy with there first round pick but the Bulldogs chose to match their bid with their first round pick. Read More »Cross claims best & fairest
Western Bulldogs midfielder Daniel Cross has taken out the Charles Sutton Medal for the first time at an awards ceremony at Crown on Tuesday night after having a stand out year for the Dogs. Read More »West axed from Bulldogs
Western Bulldogs have made the tough call and told club champion Scott West that he is no longer required at the club despite the veteran stating he wished to play on next year. Read More »Burns to announce retirement
Collingwood skipper Scott Burns will announce his retirement from football after 264 games over 14 seasons at a press conference to be held at the Lexus Centre at 9am on Monday morning. Read More »Cats rule out Chapman
Geelong star Paul Chapman has been ruled out of playing in Friday nights preliminary final against the Western Bulldogs with a hamstring injury despite getting through a training session on Tuesday. Read More »Bateman injury scare
Hawthorn’s Chance Bateman has come under an injury cloud on the lead up to Saturday nights preliminary final again St Kilda after he rolled his ankle at training on Tuesday. Read More »Dogs confident of an upset
The Western Bulldogs may have lost 5 of their past 7 games but that has not hurt the Dogs confidence going into tonight’s first qualifying final match against Hawthorn at the MCG. Read More »Buddy boots ton
Hawthorn star forward Lance Franklin has become the first player to kick 100 goals in a season since Fraser Gehrig in 2004 and the first player to kick a ton in a home-and-away season since Tony Lockett in 1998. Read More »Lappin, Biglands forced to retire
Brisbane Lions triple premiership player Nigel Lappin and Crows ruckman Rhett Biglands have both pulled the pin after persistent injuries have destroyed their careers. Read More »- Twitter feed loading...
