Nathan Schmook
Reporter at AFL.com.au
Perth-based reporter for @AFLcomau | AFL Daily podcast Tuesday and Thursday morning | Email [email protected]
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5 days ago |
afl.com.au | Sarah Black |Nathan Schmook
IT'S THE battle of the cellar-dwellers on Sunday afternoon, when 16th-placed Richmond takes on 18th-placed West Coast at the MCG. While the Tigers already have two wins on the board, the majority of their performances have been lacklustre, and Sunday's clash presents the perfect opportunity for the Eagles to notch their first wins of the season. On the flip-side, the Tigers' two wins have been massive scalps, plus still boasts several premiership players with plenty of experience.
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1 week ago |
afl.com.au | Nathan Schmook
THE 2024 Grand Final provided a full circle moment for world-renowned rehabilitation specialist Enda King, who watched with satisfaction as the first AFL star he worked with retired as a premiership player. Joe Daniher travelled to Dublin as an Essendon player to seek treatment from King more than five years ago as he battled groin injuries, moving to Brisbane shortly after where King followed his career from afar as he played 96 games in four seasons.
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1 week ago |
afl.com.au | Nathan Schmook
FREMANTLE has taken responsibility across all areas of its football department for last Friday night's horror loss to St Kilda, with coach Justin Longmuir confident the Dockers will respond after a challenging week of soul searching. The Dockers have faced fierce scrutiny as they prepare for a crunch game against Collingwood on Thursday night, with Longmuir revealing he had received 20-30 text messages of support after a week under the blowtorch.
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1 week ago |
afl.com.au | Nathan Schmook
FREMANTLE star Hayden Young will miss up to three months after suffering a repeat hamstring injury and undergoing surgery on Tuesday morning. Young injured his right hamstring for the third time this year during the Dockers' loss to St Kilda last Friday night in a significant blow to the Dockers' engine room ahead of a crunch Thursday night game against Collingwood.
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1 week ago |
afl.com.au | Nathan Schmook
THE SUCCESS that Fremantle has promised since a 2022 finals campaign will not arrive any time soon unless the club can find an answer to its diminished form on the road and stand up to a month of challenging clashes away from home. The Dockers and coach Justin Longmuir are under the blowtorch following a dispiriting loss to St Kilda on Friday night, continuing an up and down season that has included only one win away from Optus Stadium.
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Luke Jackson's management says the star ruckman has reaffirmed he "loves living in Perth and playing with Fremantle", and he isn’t preparing to seek a trade. That was relayed to @freodockers on Wednesday. More in Inside Trading. @AFLcomau https://t.co/TAGJ5uZOCo
RT @AFL: Virtual reality, different surgery methods and genetics could change ACL injuries forever 😮 @NathanSchmook investigates what the…
Nathan O'Driscoll stepped up early in the season with Hayden Young sidelined. @freodockers optimistic he has recovered quickly from an ankle injury and could push to play this week with Young to miss 10-12 weeks. @AFLcomau