IF they didn’t have bad luck the Demons would have no luck at all.

The Melbourne Football Club has revealed that co-captain Jack Grimes is set to miss up to eight weeks of football after breaking his collarbone in this afternoon’s 61-point loss to Carlton at the

WITH a team that was missing Chris Judd, Matthew Kreuzer and Jarrad Waite, the Blues performance in their first game of the night against Greater Western Sydney was less than what was expected. Indeed for a long stretch they trailed the Giants and it was only a late goal by Levi Casboult that got the Blues

CARLTON coach Mick Malthouse has declared that his team has the ingredients to win the flag this season. In a match program handed out prior to Carlton’s second intra-club match today, Malthouse said his team had worked intensely over the pre-season and was evidently planning to change the game style into his own. “Having been

(DAILY ONE LINERS) Pictured: Hawks draftee Tim O’Brien has spoken on his first week at the Club, citing Jarryd Roughead as a great source of knowledge.

MALIGNED Carlton midfielder Brock McLean has spoken of his battle with form and injuries over the past two seasons with the Blues. McLean has battled to win a spot and has copped a heap of criticism from supporters after being recruited on a lofty wage from the Dees. Despite starring in the VFL over the

MALIGNED Carlton midfielder Brock McLean needs to play a super game against Essendon tomorrow in order to retain his spot according to Blues development coach Robert Hyde. Hyde is an unabashed admirer of McLean after coaching him at the Calder Cannons. Last week, McLean racked up 38 touches for the Northern Blues against Collingwood to