Max Gawn’s debut and overall place in the 2011 Melbourne team was seen as a curiosity more than any great dawn, but as Shannon Gill explains, the big ruckman would end up being a driving force to a grand final 10 years later.
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As the tributes roll in for Bruce McAvaney, it can’t be underestimated just how central a role he played in the evolution of Friday as footy’s night, writes Shannon Gill.
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Arguably the greatest of Grand Finals is 50 years old. But now some previously unpublished footage and audio offers a whole new perspective on a hugely important slice of Australian football history. Shannon Gill reports.
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The “Coodabeen Champions” were a breath of fresh air in a footy media which took itself too seriously, and 40 years later, they’re still going strong, writes Shannon Gill.
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There’s been an outpouring of grief about the sudden death of Dean Jones. Shannon Gill examines why “Deano” was a hero to a whole generation of cricket fans.
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