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Friday September 3, 2010
 
 
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Fremantle re-signs eight players

Eight players have committed to Fremantle ahead of Saturday’s elimination final against Hawthorn at Subiaco Oval on Saturday. more »

Bock and Krakouer join Gold Coast

All Australian Defender Nathan Bock and exciting young defender Nathan Krakouer have signed with the Gold Coast Suns for its inaugural AFL season. more »

Hawthorn statement regarding Travis Tuck

Hawthorn Football Club has been informed that the AFL has suspended Hawks midfielder Travis Tuck for 12 AFL match weeks at a closed AFL Tribunal hearing more »

Mitchell pledges future to the Sydney Swans

The Sydney Swans are pleased to announce that highly regarded West Australian teenager Tom Mitchell has committed to join the Club under the father-son rule. more »

Lambert leaves Lions Den

Brisbane Lions Welfare Development Manager Craig Lambert advised the Club of his decision to step away from football at the end of this year to spend more time with his family. more »

McLeod hangs up the boots

The Adelaide club games record holder Andrew McLeod announced his retirement from the AFL. McLeod, 34, made the decision not to make himself available for more »

Hasleby announces his retirement

A veteran of 207 games with Fremantle, Paul Hasleby confirmed to club officials earlier today that he would not be seeking to renew his contract in 2011. more »

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LATEST RESULTS & LEAGUE LADDER
Results :: Results Season Ladder
2010 AFL Season - Round 22
Friday, August 27
Fremantle 13.15. 93
Carlton 13.  9. 87
 
Saturday, August 28
Geelong 16.16. 112
West Coast Eagles 10.  8. 68
 
Hawthorn 15.  8. 98
Collingwood 13.17. 95
 
Adelaide 9.11. 65
St Kilda 5.  7. 37
 
Saturday Night
Brisbane Lions 10.  8. 68
Western Bulldogs 16.10. 106
 
Western Bulldogs 17.  5. 107
Essendon 11.12. 78
 
Sunday, August 29
Richmond 16.16. 112
Port Adelaide 18.14. 122
 
Melbourne 15.13. 103
North Melbourne 17.11. 113
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