Andrew Slevison

2 days ago | sen.com.au | Andrew Slevison

Dermott Brereton admits it’s been tricky coming to terms with his partner’s son landing at Essendon. The Hawthorn legend has a storied rivalry with the Bombers and as a result his tolerance for the red and black could be described as quite low. In the mid-season rookie draft last week, Archer May was selected by the Dons out of WAFL club Subiaco with Pick 6. May, 20, is the son of Dermie’s long-term partner Julie who is back living with them after his stint in Perth.

2 days ago | sen.com.au | Andrew Slevison

Adam Simpson has recalled the time when his arrogance as a young coach came back to bite him. The two-time premiership player and former captain had finished as a player at North Melbourne at the end of the 2009 season. He threw himself straight into coaching, landing a gig as an assistant at Hawthorn for the 2010 season and remaining until the end of 2013 when he took over as West Coast’s senior coach.

4 days ago | sen.com.au | Andrew Slevison

Hawthorn players came together for a brutal and scathing meeting in the wake of the club’s disappointing loss to Collingwood. The Hawks were put to the sword by the rampaging Magpies at the MCG last Friday night, going down by 51 points which was their third defeat on the trot. To address their recent failings, Will Day took it upon himself to compile lists of the good and the bad in order to help fix the problems plaguing the team at present.

4 days ago | sen.com.au | Andrew Slevison

Glenn Maxwell has remembered the most amazing memories and special moments of his storied One Day International career. The 36-year-old on Monday announced his retirement from ODIs after 149 games, 3,990 runs and two World Cup wins. Maxwell’s first real taste of tournament cricket came in 2015 when he helped Australia claim victory over New Zealand in the Final in Melbourne. He says as a proud Melburnian, alongside Aaron Finch, it was the most special of memories.

5 days ago | sen.com.au | Andrew Slevison

AFL clubs are rejoicing with the appointment of Greg Swann to the General Manager of Football Performance role. The Brisbane Lions CEO will step into league chief Andrew Dillon’s executive team after significant changes were made just last week. Dillon split the duties of Laura Kane, who is now Football Operations boss, and has appointed the experienced Swann to head up MRO, umpiring, game analysis, player movement, laws of the game, innovation and club engagement within football.