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  • 4 days ago | sen.com.au | Mark Duffield

    Fremantle champion Nat Fyfe has had another injury scare, with the veteran suffering a hamstring strain after a single quarter for Peel Thunder against South Fremantle at the weekend. I will put my hand up and say this is a completely selfish opinion coming from a person who has been an absolute admirer of Nathan over the course of his career. I don’t want to see a champion like Fyfe finish his time in the WAFL in between a series of injuries. The Dockers tried to build his load gradually.

  • 5 days ago | sen.com.au | Nicholas Quinlan

    Star midfielder Sam Walsh thinks Carlton's focus on playing more of a team game has helped shift their performance after winning two games in a row. After starting the season 0-4, pressure was mounting at Princes Park about what the Blues could do to prevent the situation from worsening and whether coach Michael Voss would be sacked.

  • 5 days ago | sen.com.au | Nicholas Quinlan

    Adam Simpson and Dermott Brereton want to see a change in the minimum kicking distance for a mark to be paid. Both men would like the distance to be increased from 15 metres to 20 metres to help avoid confusion about the distance and put greater emphasis on moving the ball further. Clubs had noticed that throughout the season that umpires were not as lenient on the rule as they had been in previous years.

  • 5 days ago | sen.com.au | Nicholas Quinlan

    Despite being in their sixth season of a rebuild, North Melbourne fans are being told to maintain their faith in Alistair Clarkson despite starting the season 1-5. After a promising win against Melbourne back in Round 2, there were signs that North may be on the rise. But instead, they have shown regression and have been comprehensively beaten across the last four weeks.

  • 5 days ago | sen.com.au | Nicholas Quinlan

    While West Coast might be 0-6 for the season, Eagles coach Andrew McQualter was somewhat pleased by the performance his team displayed in their loss to Essendon. West Coast fell short by two points against the Bombers at Optus Stadium having led for the majority of the game after a scintillating start that saw them led by a game-high 29 points early in the second quarter.

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