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Essendon's Jason Laycock seems to have broken his injury curse. Now it's his time to shine. MORE
Dermott Brereton: A blunt off season review has the Bulldogs on track for the top-four. But a flag might be a year away. MORE
The Herald Sun's SuperLeague is here. Sixteen of the best football minds in the country going head-to-head every week. Check out their teams here. MORE
Bruce Doull was the latest footy icon to get the Toyota's legendary moments treatment, filming an advertisement in Prince Park today. MORE
Mike Sheahan: Daniel Kerr is more important than ever for the Eagles. So why does he insist on living life on the razor's edge? MORE
Brett Ratten says Carlton is sick of being "snickered at". But first his team needs to earn the respect they deserve. MORE
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Should the AFL waive the multi-million-dollar licence fees for the new Gold Coast and Western Sydney teams to enter the league?
Round 4 teams
ALL the ins and outs for Round 4. Check back at 5pm today for the finals teams for Sunday's games.
Double trouble for Bombers
ESSENDON is reeling from the grim reality of going into battle without both Matthew Lloyd and Scott Lucas for the first time in 200 matches.
Welcome to the AFL, entry is free
THE AFL's expansion teams seem likely to be allowed national competition entry without paying million-dollar licence fees.
Saints recall Maguire
ST KILDA defender Matt Maguire will end five months of frustration tomorrow when he plays his first game of the year.
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No limit on star Cats
GEELONG is worried about the scope of its involvement in May's Victoria-Dream Team clash, but will not limit its players' participation.
Barassi's heart still beats true
RON Barassi doesn't normally declare an allegiance to one of the four football clubs he's been involved with.
Black and blue from the start
IT'S a highlight grab that has been repeated time and again through Scott Burns' brilliant, and sometimes underrated, career.
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Mike Sheahan
Daniel Kerr inches away from more trouble
HAD Daniel Kerr found his target during the western derby on Saturday, Rhys Palmer would have landed on Rottnest Island.