Essendon Football Club
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1 week ago |
essendonfc.com.au | Sarah Black
Roberts, 19, played the last month of Essendon's season in 2024, after being selected with pick No.54 from the Sandringham Dragons. This year, the tenacious small defender already has a Telstra AFL Rising Star nomination in his back pocket, is averaging 24.5 disposals, and did not concede a goal to his direct opponent (minimum 30 minutes) between rounds three and 10. In that time, he played on the likes of Willie Rioli, Jamie Cripps, Will Hoskin-Elliott and Beau McCreery.
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3 weeks ago |
essendonfc.com.au | Riley Beveridge
Essendon has a gazelle in its ranks. Or, at least, that's the way Zach Reid's teammates describe him. The Bombers defender played just nine games in his first four seasons on the club's list, but he's proving worth the wait. An assured presence down back, Reid has helped revitalise a backline group that has inspired five wins from six matches.
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4 weeks ago |
essendonfc.com.au | Riley Beveridge
THEY say good things come in threes. But what about bad things? It's a question Sydney will be asking, after three 50m penalties set the tone for a regrettable Saturday afternoon defeat to Essendon that has Dean Cox's first season in charge of the club hanging by a thread. If ever an opening quarter could sum up a season, here it was.
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Nov 28, 2024 |
essendonfc.com.au | Callum Twomey
Essendon expects emerging midfield gun Jye Caldwell to be back into full training in February after the breakout Bomber's off-season hip surgery. It will make for a condensed lead-up for Caldwell ahead of the club's Opening Round clash with Gold Coast on March 8, with the Bombers' campaign starting a week earlier in 2025. Caldwell carried the hip issue in the back half of last season, but has resumed running and has his eyes set on the beginning of the club's season. "He's tracking as expected.
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Nov 27, 2024 |
essendonfc.com.au | Josh Gabelich
THE FLIGHT from Mount Gambier to Adelaide takes 70 minutes and is bumpy on a 30-seat plane. Angus Clarke knows the route well. He flew to and from Adelaide nearly a dozen times during a season where he rose from obscurity to be on the radar of AFL clubs across the land. Not many, if any, draft prospects have travelled further or dug into their own pocket more than Clarke has this year.
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