James Hird’s resignation has been met with support and outcry. The upstart sport team talk to Essendon fans about today’s announcement.
Jake Michaels and Sean Munaweera are back to discuss James Hird’s potential successor and Casey Stoner’s MotoGP comeback.
Essendon fans have fought long and hard to defend their coach’s innocence, but Jordan Witte says it’s now time to be angry at both James Hird and the club.
James Hird’s resignation has been met with support and outcry. The upstart sport team talk to Essendon fans about today’s announcement.
Jake Michaels and Sean Munaweera are back to discuss James Hird’s potential successor and Casey Stoner’s MotoGP comeback.
Essendon fans have fought long and hard to defend their coach’s innocence, but Jordan Witte says it’s now time to be angry at both James Hird and the club.
Former coach interviewed for vacant position
James Hird’s resignation has been met with support and outcry. The upstart sport team talk to Essendon fans about today’s announcement.
Jake Michaels and Sean Munaweera are back to discuss James Hird’s potential successor and Casey Stoner’s MotoGP comeback.
Essendon fans have fought long and hard to defend their coach’s innocence, but Jordan Witte says it’s now time to be angry at both James Hird and the club.
James Hird should not return to Essendon in any capacity following his 12-month suspension, writes Liam Quinn.
Andrew Demetriou and James Hird need to resign and step aside from their respective positions following Wednesday’s chain of events, writes Tom Morris..
When reporting on the Essendon drugs scandal it’s vital our objectivity is kept intact, writes Erdem Koç.
Essendon and four of its senior staff were last night accused of bringing the game into disrepute under rule 1.6 of the AFL. Paddy Naughtin takes a closer look at the charges.
Erdem Koç can’t help wondering why journalists camping outside AFL House yesterday didn’t pack up and leave.
Last night’s so-called “tell-all” interview by Dean Robinson failed to provide any more clarity to an already complicated story, writes Kevin Cheong.
The June curse has struck Essendon again, but Sam McInerney assures Bomber fans this season is different to the previous two.
Essendon chairman David Evans’s decision to open his tenure up for reassessment demonstrates the leadership qualities required to continue in the role, writes Andrew Miller.
In his weekly AFL wrap, Riley Beveridge gives a big tick for the resilient Bombers, acknowledges the growth of a new rivalry and praises the Power and Hawks.
Essendon faces Carlton this weekend in a must-win elimination final. Sam Patrick takes an in depth look at the Bombers’ chances in the finals.
The versatility of Essendon young gun Michael Hurley has inspired passionate debate amongst supporters. Kevin Cheong discusses where he believes Hurley should be played for the remainder of his career.
Not too many would’ve predicted Essendon to be sitting in fourth spot on the ladder after seven rounds of this season. But that’s how it’s played out so far and Ben Waterworth believes Bombers fans should be jubilant.
If you live, eat and breathe sports, you can’t go past the National Sports Museum, as Natalie Savino found out.
There is an air of expectation over Essendon with new coach James Hird at the helm. Michael Pell previews the Bombers’ chances as upstart continues its countdown to the 2011 AFL season.
Essendon fans are very excited about their team’s 2011 chances. But as Ben Waterworth explains in his column ‘From the Grandstand’, they need to calm down.
Ryan Jon hosts UPCAST episode 10, talking about the Spring Racing Carnival with racing guru Ben Asgari and the AFL coaching merry-go-round with Sports Editor Evan Harding.
