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OLD MATE ROY, NO MATTER WHAT
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: IT wasn’t all smooth sailing for a cricketer who had no shortage of friends, writes RON REED. More »
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WHY WE’RE MISSING THE MIGHTY MCG
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: There are bigger tragedies in life at the moment but being locked out of the MCG indefinitely is making RON REED distinctly unhappy. More »
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FREEDOM DAY: BETTER LATE THAN NEVER
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT (AND LIFE): People have different opinions on how the lockdown has been handled, but Chief Writer RON REED is just glad to have come out the other side – and with the MCG open again. More »
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WHY THAT’S AS GOOD AS IT GETS, TIGERS
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: Richmond do it the hard way as they become one of the great teams in history, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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The pain of waiting for the siren and the Sherrin
THE SCARVES and beanies have been put in mothballs. Alas, the season is over. Despite a doleful Demon debacle, diehard LAWRENCE MONEY is mourning the long months ahead, longing for season 2020. More »
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Big effort by the Giants
WHATEVER you think of the Greater Western Sydney’ short history, you have to wish them well in a historic Grand Final, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Full marks for a classic Grand Final
A GRAND Final for the ages has returned the focus to what used to be best about footy – and still should be, says Chief Writer RON REED More »
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Haddon on the Grand final
George Haddon on the Eagles Grand Final win. More »
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The agony and the ecstasy of a Magpie martyr
HE TIPPED them for the flag, but we knew he was only kidding. He had to be! Now, he’s only one win off being an oracle. TERRY BROWN is getting ready for the Grand Final after a season only a true Magpie could imagine and endure. More »
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The Grand Final dream…or nightmare
ARE the great moments of football simply distant memories? GEOFF POULTER wonders where the classics have all gone. More »
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Leave the Grand Final alone
WHO wants to move the Grand final from its afternoon timeslot? Someone must, but it’s certainly not the fans, argues CHERYL CRITCHLEY. More »
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How the world cheered when the Doggies finally had their day
FROM INSIDE the kennel, the definitive story of possibly the most uplifting AFL premiership ever– and its euphoric aftermath – has finally been told, writes RON REED. More »
