Behind the journey of the Dockers’ “silent achiever” – the son of an Australian rules great who is universally respected throughout the cut-throat AFL industry.
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Brisbane Lions will face Fremantle Dockers in the AFL Grand Final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Saturday, with Tyrone’s Conor McKenna set to feature for the reigning champions as the Lions chase a third successive Premiership. Fremantle have never won the AFL title. The game starts at 5.30am Irish time (2.30pm in Melbourne) and headlining the prematch entertainment will be Kylie Minogue.
Wharfie Time has sent fans into a spin, but it is a concept introduced by Justin Longmuir at 2025 exit interviews that has lifted Fremantle deep into September.
The Lions youngster who was banned for slamming a rival’s face into the turf is now set to play in another AFL grand final, saying he has learnt his lesson.
‘Everybody concerned decided it was in Clayton’s best interest for him not to attend the Brownlow.’
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