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4 giorni fa · Past player and current assistant coach for the men's program, Chad Cornes, was Kirsty Lamb's favourite player growing up. Image: AFL Photos. “I always had the iron on numbers 35, and I was telling Chad recently that I wore my Port jumper to every training session as a kid rain, hail or shine and I wore it so much that I'd wear out ...
4 giorni fa · By Nic Negrepontis 9 hours ago. Kane Cornes has expressed his frustrations with the AFL umpiring department after a spate of seemingly soft 50-metre penalties were paid during Sydney’s Thursday night win over the Western Bulldogs. The last of which saw the penalty awarded to Sydney forward Hayden McLean after the ball was jarred ...
1 giorno fa · The versatile Swan flying under the radar. However, such a hot start is not a new thing; the Swans are remarkably the 21st team in 25 seasons since 2000 to start a season 10-1 or 10-0. Of the previous 20, nine have gone all the way, including three of the past five premiers - Collingwood last year, Melbourne in 2021 and West Coast in 2018.
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3 giorni fa · Cornes asked. “The 50-metre penalty is such a harsh penalty that it should be reserved for the most undisciplined acts on the field or for a deliberate breaking of the rules.
3 giorni fa · See Cornes and SEN Breakfast co-host David King’s Top 10 lists below: Kane Cornes’ list “My cut-off was about 25. Sam Taylor was the oldest on my list,” Cornes said on SEN Breakfast. “It’s an interesting exercise. It just goes to show that we’re absolutely stacked (with talent).” 1 - Nick Daicos (COL) 2 - Harley Reid ...
17 ore fa · "GENERAL soreness" has made way for "managed" as means of an explanation for "resting" an AFL player on the team selection notes. The game has moved far from the 1990s when coaches told players they were being rested - and, to avoid the image of arrogance or the suggestion of insulting an opponent, an injury would suddenly emerge to explain a regular player's unexpected stint on the sidelines.
4 giorni fa · Jason Horne-Francis. The No.1 pick in the 2020 draft is blossoming into one of the AFL’s most dangerous goal-kicking midfielders. Only 20, Horne-Francis is the top centre-bounce player this ...
