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FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn13 hours ago Essendon star Darcy Parish has enjoyed a coming-of-age with a remarkable midfield performance in his sides ANZAC Day win over Collingwood. Playing in front of the largest sporting crowd since COVID-19, Essendons young guns stood up in sensational fashion after Collingwood kicked the first three goals of the contest. Essendon overcame Collingwoods early onslaught to lead by single digits at every change before kicking away in a dominan...

Who will win and why? The tips and predictions for Round 6 By Who will win and why this weekend? We’ve made our tips for all nine games. Here are our tips: Friday - Manuka Oval It’s fight night in Canberra on Friday as one of the great modern-day rivalries ignites once more. While it’s likely to be near zero degrees in the nation’s capital, the action will be hot in one of the most anticipated clashes of the round. The Dogs are one of the best sides in the competition right now, winni...

2 Related A stand-alone mid-week clash between the two invariably draws the eyeballs of a nation. This year, though, its on a Sunday, squeezed in the mid-afternoon slot between two other games, and as an appetising football contest, dwarfed by the more recent construction of the Anzac Day eve Melbourne-Richmond clash. The Demons are undefeated and sit second on the ladder, while the Tigers are fifth, having won three of the past four premierships. Collingwood and Essendon, meanwhile, are both 1...

One positive and one negative from your clubs Round 5 performance By Just two sides remain undefeated after five rounds. The Western Bulldogs and Melbourne continued their perfect starts to the season with respective wins over Gold Coast and Hawthorn. Richmond, West Coast, GWS, Port Adelaide, Brisbane, Fremantle and Geelong also recorded important wins with North Melbourne the only side without a victory. We have selected one positive and one negative from every club’s Round 5 performance. ...

Eddie, this really is a debacle A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Eddie McGuire has proven that he doesn’t have to be Collingwood president to come out swinging when defending the club. On Footy Classified last week Sam McClure referenced that Collingwood’s list management had been a “debacle since about five years ago”. McGuire immediately leapt to Collingwood’s defence, citing that Collingwood ...

Mick McGuane: Nathan Buckley needs to reinvent himself and the Collingwood game plan AFL by Mick McGuane, Glenn McFarlane 15th Apr 2021 6:04 AM Premium Content Collingwood, its time to buck the system. It is far from panic stations yet, but Friday night is the time to earn back the Magpie identity. Firstly, it involves being aggressive in the contest and manic with pressure. The other key shift needed is from the coaches box. ...

Melbourne defender Steven May is out of hospital but a nasty eye injury will keep him on the sidelines for potentially a month, while Collingwood's Taylor Adams may need knee surgery.

1 / of 2 Greater Western Sydney beats Collingwood for first win of AFL season as Carlton, St Kilda and Bulldogs score victories Posted 9 updated 52 Toby Greene celebrates after kicking a goal for the Giants. ( Print text only Cancel Stand-in captain Toby Greene has kicked five goals to inspire an injury-hit Greater Western Sydney to its first win of the season, a superb 30-point victory over Collingwood at the MCG. In other matches on Saturday, Carlton made it consecutive wins with an 11-poi...

By 2021-04-07T14:59+10:00 Former Collingwood recruiter Matt Rendell believes his old side’s inability to maximise Brodie Grundy’s dominance not only cost them the Round 3 loss to Brisbane, but the 2019 Preliminary Final as well. The Magpies lost to the Lions thanks to a Zac Bailey goal after the siren, despite Grundy winning 54 hit-outs and Brisbane as a team winning just four. Collingwood only won the clearance count by five. Similarly, they won the hit-outs 70-14 in the 2019 Prelim...

AFL top 100: Round 3 review (Part 1) A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size While every round has its share of historical highlights, the Easter round of 2021 had more than its fair share after the record books were consulted about the rampaging Bulldogs’ 128-point thrashing of North Melbourne. For starters it was the greatest winning margin the club had ever had against any team, eclipsing the 115-point margi...