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AFL players at risk in retirement

Written By Unknown on Senin, 12 November 2012 | 23.27

RETIRED footy players are among the greatest risk for drug abuse and clubs have been warned to do more to help departing players. Specialist addiction psychologist Cameron Brown said yesterday the connection between high sensation-seeking athletes...
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Cassisi reign could be over at Port

New Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley wants to push his players to be better this pre-season campaign. Port's Dom Cassisi may not be skipper next year as the club looks to the future. Picture: Sarah Reed Source: Herald Sun ...
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Sheedy: Irishman to replace Izzy

Code-hopper Israel Folau left the Giants. Setanta could replace him as a forward. Source: The Daily Telegraph COACH Kevin Sheedy has earmarked Setanta O'hAilpin to take the place of departed fellow code-hopper Israel Folau in the GWS Giants...
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Vardy takes Scarlett's No.30 jumper

Nathan Vardy will take Matthew Scarlett's No. 30. Picture: George Salpigtidis Source: Herald Sun GEELONG has shown their faith in young big man Nathan Vardy by handing the 11-game player the No.30 jumper worn by triple-premiership defender...
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Goddard talks up Bombers

New Don Brendon Goddard likes his Windy Hill home. George Salpigtidis Source: Herald Sun BOOM Essendon recruit Brendon Goddard has highlighted their talent as a major reason why he switched AFL clubs. The 27-year-old was the biggest name...
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Dees' draft relief, but not Crows

Melbourne will escape sanctions at this year's draft, meaning the Demons will keep their cherished fourth overall pick - likely to be hard nut Ollie Wines - as well as father-son selection Jack Viney, already nominated at selection 27. Source: Getty...
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Pies aim sky high for Utah camp

Collingwood is hoping it can overcome visa complications with Andrew Krakouer so he can participate in their altitude training camp in the US. Picture: Michael Klein Source: Herald Sun Knee victim Luke Ball Knee is poised to resume full...
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Goddard: I'm not going to be saviour

Essendon recruit Brendon Goddard has been quick to temper fans' expectations in an interview on the club's website, claiming development will come from the younger brigade. Picture: Michael Klein Source: Herald Sun Brothers in arms: Essendon's...
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Appetite for starving opponents

A key defender with good closing speed and whose ability to spoil is Dustin Fletcher-esque. TANNER Smith gets a buzz starving his man of the ball. The North Ballarat Rebels defender has routinely frustrated some of the country's...
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Power remains unsure about Jurrah

Port coach Ken Hinkley's refusal to discuss the possibility of drafting Liam Jurrah has come just days after football operations manager Peter Rohde said the forward would be invited to train with the club. Picture: Wayne Ludbey Source: Herald Sun...
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