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“Bin them”: Derm’s reaction to finding Bombers gear in the wash

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.
The early reality check an “arrogant” Adam Simpson received

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.
VAFA William Buck Premier Men's Round 8 Review

4 days ago | sen.com.au | Jason Bennett

Two incredible come-from-behind wins provided the exclamation points to an entertaining afternoon of top-flight action. One of the most astonishing back-from-the-dead performances we’ve seen in recent years occurred at Melbourne Uni Oval as University Blacks pulled off the seemingly impossible to steal the most unlikely of last-gasp wins from St Kevin’s.
What was laid out in Hawthorn’s “scathing” player meeting

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.
The most amazing moments of Maxwell’s ODI career

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.
Why AFL clubs are “rejoicing” with Swann appointment

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.
Unheralded: The players who deserve more credit for Round 12

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

We always know who the stars are in a particular game. But what about those who played a pivotal defensive role or were influential without stuffing the stat sheet? They may have had an important assignment or have simply just flown under the radar. These players might be spoken about amongst the supporters of their clubs, but not discussed as widely around the competition. Below are the players we believe deserve more credit for their Round 12 performances.
The “serious shift” that could see Reid remain with Eagles

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

Harley Reid is looking increasingly likely to stay at West Coast at least for next year. There has been constant chatter surrounding the no.1 draft pick and the possibility of him leaving the Eagles early after just two years of his initial three-year deal. Plenty of Victorian clubs such as Essendon, Geelong, Hawthorn and Richmond, among others, have been linked with Reid who is starting to play more consistent footy across the past few weeks.
Crows captain addresses Milera’s “rabble” comment as Crows apologise

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

Adelaide CEO Tim Silvers reportedly called his Sydney counterpart Tom Harley to apologise for comments made by Wayne Milera on Saturday night. The Crows defender described the Swans as a “rabble” after his side handed out a 90-point drubbing at the SCG. “You could sort of feel it as a group … they were sort of a bit of a rabble, just hearing them on the ground,” Milera had said on ABC radio.
Trade talk: What Wanganeen-Milera said about his St Kilda future

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

Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera’s contact status is one of the more intriguing stories in footy in 2025. The St Kilda star comes out of contract at the end of this season and is the subject of strong interest from both Adelaide and Port Adelaide given he’s from South Australia. AFL Media’s Josh Gabelich was granted the opportunity to speak with 22-year-old Wanganeen-Milera on Sunday after he had 29 disposals in a 28-point win over Melbourne in Alice Springs.