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Adelaide Stocks up: Key backman Tom Doedee continues to have a solid start to 2021, and is one of a few Crows who can hold their heads high after their loss to Freo at home on Sunday. Doedee is calm with ball in hand, desperate without (his smothering work has been sublime) and is surely firming as the Crows' next skipper. Stocks down: From glorious highs one week, back down to earth the next, Shane McAdam had a day to forget. He kicked one goal and had just four touches on the day from 75 percent game time. We're going to need to see much more for his stocks to rise.

Mark Keane set to make second Collingwood appearance after recovering from injury The Cork native will start at half-back against West Coast tomorrow. By Kevin O'Brien Thursday 15 Apr 2021, 10:56 AM 6 hours ago 2,537 Views 2 Comments Cork's Mark Keane. Image: Laszlo Geczo/INPHO CORK’S MARK KEANE will make his second AFL appearance after being selected in the Collingwood side to face against the West Coast Eagles on Friday. Keane has recove...

Returning Rebels star named to start for Collingwood in AFL April 15, 2021 Cork's Mark Keane celebrates with Sean Meehan. ©INPHO/Laszlo Geczo. Mark Keane is named in the Collingwood team for their AFL round 5 clash with the West Coast Eagles at the Optus Stadium tomorrow. Keane will make his second Premiership start having turned in some impressive displays during VFL practice matches in recent weeks. His AFL debut came last August against Fremantle Dockers before Collingwood gave the 21-year-old permission to line out for Cork in the Munster SFC while at home in Ireland in the off-season. K...

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, it's 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. Come on, Bucks, stop the rot. It is time to bring your creative footy mind to the team. You were...

"I firmly believe that the Kerry team will put an end to Dublin this year" April 13, 2021 ©INPHO/Tommy Grealy. Former Roscommon manager Kevin McStay says his money is on Kerry to end Dublin’s reign and capture the Sam Maguire Cup this year. The Mayo native doesn’t feel the Dubs improved last year despite claiming a sixth All-Ireland title in-a-row and, speaking to Midwest Radio, he said he doesn’t expect Kerry to be caught out this year like they were last November by a late Mark Keane goal in the Munster semi-finals against Cork. “From this position, my money would absolutely be on...