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Footballers urged to behave during end-of-season booze-ups - Eight teams and hundreds of suburban and country footy clubs finish their seasons this weekend and will mark the occasion with a lengthy Monday drinking Lance Franklin suspension proves the bump is dead in AFL football - The Tribunal, like the match review panel before it, didn't get it wrong on Tuesday night; simply, the legislation is wrong. Those in charge at the Hunter's career appears over - I don't know what Adam is thinking about his football career but it is unlikely he would be capable of playing AFL football," Worsfold said. The Swan who came home to roots - For he was born to play this brand of football. Australian football was an adventure, Gaelic football a birthright. His late father, Jim, is such a local It doesn't matter now, Waverley's history - it all just became too hard for the to care enough. Exactly 50 years ago, the wise men of Victoria had a vision to build their own football ground. Police paid $20000 to alleged rape victim - Police have admitted paying $20000 to a Melbourne woman at the centre of a bungled rape investigation involving the Carlton Football Club. Now you have to win on and off field - and the have stated that both would act with more sensitivity and awareness in the future. Some sort of awfulness is never far away from football.

Now you have to win on and off field - and the have stated that both would act with more sensitivity and awareness in the future. Some sort of awfulness is never far away from football. Lance Franklin suspension proves the bump is dead in AFL football - The Tribunal, like the match review panel before it, didn't get it wrong on Tuesday night; simply, the legislation is wrong. Those in charge at the AFL gets it right on club equalisation - IN the space of six months AFL football has been turned on its head. And in the most sensible way. At the beginning of the season the commission had it in Japanese-born Aussie Rules coach named Victoria's Trainee of the Year - Mr Kobayashi, who is now the Carlton Football Club's Community and Sponsorship Executive, accepted his award at last night's 2009 Victorian Training Awards Demons have a unity that is second-to-none - The telling you your brand was meaningless was an act of corporate buffoonery. You are older than the Ashes and a national sporting treasure. Laidley talks to clubs about possible roles - DEAN Laidley has returned from an overseas holiday, packed away his bags and turned his attention to speaking with clubs about a possible role next Determined Egan to give up spot on Cats' list - MATTHEW Egan has not given up on playing AFL football again, but says giving up his spot on Geelong's list is the right thing to do.

Demons have a unity that is second-to-none - The telling you your brand was meaningless was an act of corporate buffoonery. You are older than the Ashes and a national sporting treasure. Blazing the trail: was launched 50 years ago - "We brought football to towns that might never have had it," said Bills owner Ralph Wilson, an original owner. "(The league) has gotten better and A bleak future of sanitised sports - THE bump is dead in Australian Football after Lance "Buddy" Franklin's two-game ban was upheld by the Appeals Board on Thursday night and it is just Police paid $20000 to alleged rape victim - Police have admitted paying $20000 to a Melbourne woman at the centre of a bungled rape investigation involving the Carlton Football Club. Fantasy Football 101 - Back in 1962, the Raiders were an obscure, young team. They didn't fly back and forth each week to play teams all over the United States; instead, Richmond star Graham Polak to make long-awaited return against Hawks - By staff writers Richmond star Graham Polak will make his long-awaited return to AFL Football this Saturday night against Hawthorn at the MCG.

Richmond star Graham Polak to make long-awaited return against Hawks - By staff writers Richmond star Graham Polak will make his long-awaited return to AFL Football this Saturday night against Hawthorn at the MCG. AFL legacy: Just how wild and woolly? - Consider the receivers and quarterbacks from the who are in the Pro Football Hall of Fame: Alworth, Fred Biletnikoff, Don Maynard, Joe Namath, Laidley talks to clubs about possible roles - DEAN Laidley has returned from an overseas holiday, packed away his bags and turned his attention to speaking with clubs about a possible role next Burgoyne, Lade call it quits - in the Power's first game against Collingwood back in 1997, admitted struggling with the rigours of AFL football had played a part in calling it quits.