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After stamping himself as a vital cog in the premiership Tigers, some clubs might have had a crack at Shai Bolton. His manager says they need not bother.

AFL by Jon Ralph and Chris Cavanagh 5th Mar 2021 6:18 AM Premium Content Subscriber only Bolton finished fourth in the Richmond best and fairest and, as a dual premiership midfielder who only turns 23 in December, he has the football world at his feet. Carr manages out-of-contract Tigers Bolton, Daniel Rioli and Mabior Chol, with the trio all keen to remain next year despite their deals expiring.     Bolton has at times been linked to a move back to West Australia and with his withering pace and classy skills is exactly...

How the Tigers resurrected their 2020 premiership hopes By Especially for those with a yellow and black persuasion. After an unprecedented season impacted heavily by COVID-19, the decider was finally reached in October and played outside of Victoria for the very first time in the competition’s history. Richmond met Geelong at the Gabba and from the outset, there was plenty of drama in the form of a frenzied first quarter. The crazy opening term saw Nick Vlastuin knocked out, Gary Ablett suffer a shoulder injury and Bachar Houli pop his calf. Vlastuin sustained a game-ending concussion w...

  The Bombers are among four teams to have just the one elite ranking on their list for 2021, down from two in 2019. Ridley was a standout for the Bombers in 2020, winning the club's best-and-fairest award after emerging as one of the game's elite defenders - all with just 26 games to his name. Before last season, Ridley had played only nine senior games for the Bombers. Dylan Shiel and Zach Merrett were the Bombers' two elite players in 2019, but were rated above average last year. After finishing 13th last year and losing key players at the trade table, the Bombers needed to enliven ...

AFL by Al Paton Premium Content Forget Sleepy Hollow. Welcome to millionaire's row. Picking players from the team your barrack for in your KFC SuperCoach side is a fun part of the game, but Geelong supporters might need to take out a second mortgage to afford all the Cats superstars in 2021. Geelong has the highest collective value of any side, with the full squad coming in at almost $14.5 million - well above the $10 million KFC SuperCoach salary cap. The Cats have overtaken the Western Bulldogs, who held top spot in 2020, despite the arrival at Whitten...