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AFLW Draft 2022!


Courtesy of the AFLW website, check out how your club fared in the 2022 AFLW Draft.

https://www.womens.afl/news/95315/how-your-club-fared-all-the-draft-bolters-sliders-and-surprises

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Where do you think AFLW games should be played?The AFLW is about to enter its 11th season, and over that time, one issue has remained a constant bugbear for players, coaches and fans: where games are played.The AFL is steadfast on using suburban and boutique stadiums for games, including for marquee games and the grand final, despite calls from the wider women's football community for bigger venues.Last season, the AFL responded to concerns about the standard of venues used in the AFLW competition by consolidating the number of locations.However, a significant gap remains between the big stadiums and lower-tier facilities.Full original news article link is in the comments (paywall — key points summarised here for fan info).🗞️ ABC news - by Marnie Vinall ... See MoreSee Less

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Bec and partner Drew welcomed their third child into the world on June 26, but today announced the baby’s name.Welcome Ted Neale Daniher-Howell.Related news article link in comments (key points summarised here for fan info).🗞️ 7 News - by Ben Sutton📸 becdaniher ... See MoreSee Less

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The threat of a considerable financial sanction looms over a myriad of clubs, with the AFL promising to collect at least $20,000 in fines from clubs whose players make contact, however negligible, with its umpires five or more times in a given seasonFull original news article link is in the comments (key points summarised here for fan info).🗞️ Zero Hanger - by Harrison McIlwaine ... See MoreSee Less

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