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Wayward footballer turns to iPod cure – Register


Wayward footballer turns to iPod cure
Register
By Simon Sharwood, APAC Editor • Get more from this author Australian Rules footballer Sam Reid of the Sydney Swans may turn to technology in an attempt to repair his wayward kicking. Reid plays as a key forward, a position in which his job* is to ...
Tech move can sharpen Reid's radarHerald Sun

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McVeigh and Van Berlo captain’s chat – Sydney Swans


McVeigh and Van Berlo captain's chat
Sydney Swans
Ahead of the Sydney Swans clash against an in-form Adelaide Crows outfit at the SCG this Saturday night, club captains Jarrad McVeigh and Nathan Van Berlo speak to SwansTV. Both players give their thoughts on facing off against each other and what ...

Tomahawk revival inspires Jones – AFL.com


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Tomahawk revival inspires Jones
AFL.com
Hawkins was much maligned early in his AFL career but has converted potential into powerful performance in recent times. Following the retirement of Barry Hall at the end of last season, Hall's former understudy Jones was viewed as his natural ...
Dogs' forwards not rated on goals: JonesNinemsn
Bulldogs on a missionThe Age

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The Indispensables – Sydney Morning Herald


Sydney Morning Herald

The Indispensables
Sydney Morning Herald
Western Bulldogs Clay Smith The Dogs are desperately in need of a midfielder with some zip and verve as well as grunt, and the stunning four-goal debut of Smith offered as much pizzazz as hard-headed, pack-defying ball-winning. Tough beyond his year, ...

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Boost for Magpies defence – AFL.com


AFL.com

Boost for Magpies defence
AFL.com
By Jennifer Witham 12:36 PM Thu 03 May, 2012 COLLINGWOOD'S defence will be bolstered by the return of Heath Shaw and Ben Reid on Friday night against the Western Bulldogs. But Alan Didak and Dale Thomas will be kept on ice for at least another week.
Ultimate Preview: Round 6Collingwood
Collingwood stars Ben Reid, Heath Shaw, Dale Thomas push for recall against ...Herald Sun
Top Magpie trio set for returnAdelaide Now
sportsnewsfirst -Brisbane Times
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Cancer shock for Blue – AFL.com


AFL.com

Cancer shock for Blue
AFL.com
... looking at getting himself right for." Rowe was selected by Carlton with pick 44 in last year's NAB AFL Draft. The ruckman/forward was rookie listed by the Sydney Swans in 2006, but between 2008 and 2011 played 86 games for Norwood in the SANFL.

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Upgrade Me – Etihad Airways Skydeck – Western Bulldogs


Upgrade Me - Etihad Airways Skydeck
Western Bulldogs
The Western Bulldogs have three premium seats on the new Etihad Airways Skydeck (Level 2, Etihad Stadium) to offer a lucky ticket holder, thanks to Etihad Airways, the world's leading airline. All you need to do is tweet us a picture to ...

Simon Minton-Connell. Picture: Adam Elwood Source: Leader – Herald Sun


Simon Minton-Connell. Picture: Adam Elwood Source: Leader
Herald Sun
His football journey took him from Carlton to Sydney to Hawthorn and, finally, the Western Bulldogs. He was an assistant-coach at the Dogs for a year before migrating to grassroots football, where he kicked over 700 goals in a six-year period at ...

Robert Rose Cup – Collingwood


Robert Rose Cup
Collingwood
Collingwood and the Western Bulldogs will honour former player Robert Rose's contribution to sport and raise funds for the Robert Rose Foundation when they meet on Friday night at Etihad Stadium. The Robert Rose Foundation provides support to those ...

No waiting for eager Saints – AFL.com


AFL.com

No waiting for eager Saints
AFL.com
Watters said the Saints had noted the brilliant job Sydney Swans defender Ted Richards performed on Hawk star forward Lance Franklin last Sunday. "There's different ways to play Buddy. The previous club I was with (Collingwood, where he was an ...
It will be red hot: McEvoySt Kilda

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Ultimate Preview: Round 6 – Collingwood


Ultimate Preview: Round 6
Collingwood
The Magpies face Western Bulldogs at Etihad Stadium on Friday night to open round six. The Western Bulldogs also had a tough start to the season losing its opening three matches, but has also won back-to-back games. Nonetheless, victories have come ...

Chat with Rohan Connolly from noon today – Sydney Morning Herald


Chat with Rohan Connolly from noon today
Sydney Morning Herald
Connolly will also offer insights on the premiership credentials of the high-flying Sydney Swans; have his say about video referrals for goal-umpiring decisions and will comment on some of the other big issues of the week. Leave your comment below, ...

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The big easy – Brisbane Times


Brisbane Times

The big easy
Brisbane Times
Jeremy Cameron celebrates after kicking a goal against the Western Bulldogs. Photo: Getty Images ''It's surprised me a little bit, I probably didn't expect to play this well,'' he said, having added a five-goal haul against the Western Bulldogs last ...

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Draw gives Roos the jump on rivals: Carey – The Age


The Age

Draw gives Roos the jump on rivals: Carey
The Age
The Roos are one of only three clubs (with Adelaide and St Kilda) to have been given a total of nine games against a combination of GWS, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Port Adelaide, Western Bulldogs and Brisbane Lions - teams who are unlikely to challenge in ...

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Ready for take-off, hoping to fly high – The Age


The Age

Ready for take-off, hoping to fly high
The Age
PM Julia Gillard congratulates the Bulldogs after their match against Greater Western Sydney at Manuka Oval on April 28. Photo: Getty Images I LOVE airports, but I can't be precise about why. It's a bit like a love of football in many ways.

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