The glaring problem West Coast must fix
The West Coast Eagles lost their first regular season game in Perth since 2019 on Saturday but the side’s problems don’t end there.
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The West Coast Eagles lost their first regular season game in Perth since 2019 on Saturday but the side’s problems don’t end there.
Your club's underrated performer: Round 10 A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size It’s hard to believe it’s almost halfway through the year. Too many very good performances went too unnoticed over the weekend, so let’s right those wrongs. Adelaide: Luke Brown The Crows own perhaps the two biggest upsets of the season and once again, the back half stood up well, not giving away much to the forwards, with the midfield getting beaten. Share Brown was instrumental down back for the Crow...
The Greater Western Sydney Giants have battled through injuries to defeat an equally depleted West Coast at Giants Stadium on Sunday.
Stocks up: Super sub Matt Guelfi provided a spark for the Bombers when he replaced Jake Stringer, who went off with a hamstring injury in the third term. In basically one quarter of football, Guelfi had eight touches, laid six tackles, had eight pressure acts and kicked a vital goal. Stocks down: Did Cale Hooker walk under a ladder or shatter a mirror during the week? He should have either been paid a mark, paid a free kick for a marking infringement, or a free kick for front-on contact with just a minute remaining with his side trailing by less than a kick, but the umpire swallowed the whi...
Share Three Eagles stars (circled) were spotted flashing what club officials later described as a 'juvenile' hand gesture 'We have asked questions and it is all to do with the circle game,' a club spokesperson told The West Australian. 'It's juvenile and should not have been a part of the post-game photo.' Eagles football manager Craig Vozzo told The Age: 'To be honest I had no idea what the circle game was or that it was a far right or racist symbol, I thought it was an OK symbol. 'I can tell you the players had no idea at all it was some racist symbol.