Been a lot of debate online in the last week or two about SA v VIC with the closed borders etc but I can tell ya one think Victoria can be proud of Mr Andrews is that we don’t have the crows. Yikes.

If only I were younger and quicker Mark Ricciuto 🥴

More than two years on, this what really happened at the infamous Crows camp. Thank you to all of the players who trusted me with their stories. theage.com.au/sport/afl/insi…

And Robbie gray went and saved em. A lot of people owe him a lot of beers. If it ever opens again and your in Melbourne one night a night at the Albion on me rob 👊🏻👊🏻

Not many at all can kick that goal at all let alone after the siren. Freak. Mind you dom sheed comes to mind for some reason

Still convinced Rob made us be down by 3 pts at the siren so he could do what he did. Doubt him I dare ya. #starboy #grick

Why are people calling em Karen’s and not fuckwits

Tom Papley is now a Shooting Stars meme. I will not be sorry for this

#weareportadelaide Port Adelaide FC

Alright, black and white question - pardon the pun. Should Port Adelaide be allowed to wear the prison bar jumper in Showdown games annually? Simple yes or a no.

The South Australian premier has slammed the AFL's "Victorian-centric" Prison Bars jumper call as the feud continues to escalate. LATEST > bit.ly/330JJSi

Heritage makes our game stronger 🖤🤍 #weareportadelaide

This is an amazing doco, in the words of Molly "Do yourself a favour". Not just for Port fans but all lovers of great true story

Handy point 🤷🏻‍♂️

What a joke.

And Adelaide are officially the worst team in the league again. Congrats

RIP God. Port Adelaide FC royalty. Will always cherish heading out to schools and the community with the great man - universally loved. Condolences to the Ebert family.

"It was a sea of black & white at Alberton yesterday, for Russell Ebert's funeral, farewelling Port Adelaide's greatest ever player. It is ridiculous they cannot wear that jumper once a year in a showdown. I hope someone at the AFL tuned in and saw it yesterday" - Kane Cornes

It has been an incredible journey, but I have decided to retire from all cricket. Ever since the back yard matches with my older brothers, I have played the game with pure enjoyment and unbridled enthusiasm. Now, at the age of 37, that flame no longer burns so brightly.