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Demons see off Tigers in competitive hit out By Melbourne and Richmond have played out a competitive practice match at Casey Fields this morning. The Demons won by 11 points - 14.9.(93) to 12.10.(82) - in a game that ebbed and flowed throughout. The reigning premiers were without a handful of premiership players - Dion Prestia, Kane Lambert, Bachar Houli, Daniel Rioli and Marlion Pickett (who came on late in the last quarter) - while the Demons had Jack Viney, Sam Weideman, Jake Melksham, Angus Brayshaw, Michael Hibberd, Kysaiah Pickett and recruit Ben Brown among those on the sidelines. ...

Roo cull: Inside story of shock exit meeting All the strategy and plans behind North Melbourne’s brutal list cull, the targeting of recycled players and draft haul AFL by Sam Landsberger Premium Content Subscriber only Presented with football's version of a blank canvas, North Melbourne filled its palette with vibrant colours. "Speed, run and excitement," list manager Glenn Luff told the Sunday Herald Sun. "That was at the top of the list of our strategy. It was pretty obvious we had to address those areas." The Kangaroos made a splash when they...

Mick McGuane rates every AFL team’s midfield from 1-18 AFL by Mick McGuane Premium Content Subscriber only Geelong's ability to win the ball and use it effectively from inside the contest to outside the contest has the Cats boasting the premier midfield of the competition, according to former Collingwood and Carlton player Mick McGuane. The Pies premiership player and dual All-Australian ranks the Cats' engine room at No.1 in the league. McGuane based his assessment on strength at stoppages and a balance between contested and uncontested possessions,...

Richmond taking “cautious approach” with injured ruckman By 2020-12-17T09:55+11:00 Richmond will be aim to be patient and take a careful approach with injured ruckman Ivan Soldo. The 2019 premiership big man missed this season’s flag after he ruptured both his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and medial ligament in the round 17 win over Geelong. Soldo underwent surgery to address the injury but will not begin running for some time and is unlikely to be back on the field for the Tigers until late next season. The club’s Physical Performance Manager, Peter Burge, says it wi...