Garry Lyon’s stellar career in football as both a player and a media commentator has been recognised. He became a Melbourne ...

FOOTBALL GIPPSLAND LEAGUE By LIAM DURKIN IT’S hard to beat someone who never gives up. It’s even harder when [...] ...

Having first joined the Seven AFL commentary team in 1990, McAvaney has gone on to call more than 1000 AFL games, 20 AFL Grand Finals and hosted 21 Brownlow Medals. “I’ve always had a deep ...

His one premiership win came when Sydney won the 2012 AFL Grand Final. Longmire’s grand final ... He also won the Coleman Medal in 1990. He was well-liked across the entire football industry ...

The generally accepted convention when counting grand final victories is to include VFL premierships prior to the competition becoming the AFL ahead of the 1990 season. Collingwood's 2023 ...

Katy Perry performing before the AFL Grand Final at the MCG ... Picture: NewsWire/Nadir Kinani They joined the AFL in 1990, after South Melbourne initially formed in 1873 and Fitzroy in 1883.

Kerry’s Tadhg Kennelly was a member of the Swans side that won the 2005 Grand Final before coming ... and fourth since the AFL become a national competition in 1990. “Losing last year by ...

The relentless Brisbane Lions cast aside the Sydney Swans by 60 points in the Australian Football League (AFL) grand final on Saturday ... a national competition in 1990. "Losing last year by ...

The Brisbane Lions are the pride of the AFL after ending a 21-year premiership drought in a dominant grand final display, beating Sydney by 60 points in front of more than 100,000 fans at the MCG.

Sept 28 (Reuters) - The relentless Brisbane Lions cast aside the Sydney Swans by 60 points in the Australian Football League (AFL) grand final on Saturday to hold aloft the premiership cup in ...

The most common frame for this year’s AFL grand final is that ... Australian Football League since 1990. A non-Victorian team, West Coast, made the grand final two years later.

Some AFL Grand Final match-ups are more mundane than others ... In Sydney's darkest days between 1990-94, the Swans averaged fewer than 10,000 fans at their home games four years out of five.