Inside Football Magazine

6 days ago | sen.com.au | Corey Parker

Let’s try and boil this down. I like Des Hasler, I do, but I'm sorry, the experiment is not working. Justin Holbrook was sacked and he was sitting ninth in the competition at that point in time with a host of wins under his belt and a tight comp. The Gold Coast Titans at the moment are a basket case and that is being nice. Last week they play the Manly Sea Eagles. DCE gets dropped, Tom Trbojevic is back in the side and you sort of think, ‘oh, boy Manly are going to get a victory here’.

1 week ago | sen.com.au | Andrew Slevison

Emerging Brisbane forward Logan Morris is putting together very impressive numbers early in his life as an AFL player. The premiership Lion, who turned 20 last month, kicked a career-high five goals in Saturday’s 11-point loss to GWS at the Gabba. So far in 2025, Morris has booted 25 goals which has him placed equal 12th on the AFL’s goal kicking charts. In his career to date, he has kicked 49 goals in 32 outings which prompted high praise from Tim Watson.

1 week ago | sen.com.au | Sam Edmund

Rival interest is growing in Sydney utility Ollie Florent, who remains on the outer at the Swans. Florent played 130 consecutive games under former coach John Longmire, but was dropped after the Round 11 loss to Melbourne and is yet to be recalled. He was the sub in the Round 10 win over Carlton the week prior. It is unclear whether Florent would entertain a trade home to Victoria, but multiple clubs have made enquiries.

1 week ago | sen.com.au | Andrew Slevison

Seven Tigers have already debuted in 2025The club is in a rebuildMore draftees could play at AFL level this yearSenior coach Adem Yze speaksRichmond has fielded seven debutants so far in 2025. The rebuilding Tigers have already handed debuts to No.1 draft pick Sam Lalor, fellow first-round picks Jonty Faull, Luke Trainor and H__arry Armstrong__, second-rounder Thomas Sims as well as 2023 draftee Liam Fawcett and mid-season pick Campbell Gray.

1 week ago | sen.com.au | Lachlan Geleit

Australian cricket great Jason Gillespie has described the upcoming West Indies Test tour as the last chance saloon for Marnus Labuschagne. The Queenslander has only scored one century in his last 53 Test innings and recently made just 17 and 22 in the World Test Championship Final defeat. With his output continuing to dwindle, Gillespie thinks that if Labuschagne is picked for the three Tests in the Caribbean he simply must perform to have any hope of playing in this summer’s home Ashes campaign.