AFLW

A horror jumper clash has derailed one of the AFLW’s marquee games of the season and fans are not happy.

The AFL has been heavily criticised for making a major announcement at an inopportune time.

At the end of a catastrophic week marred by the breakout of a police investigation, Sydney’s women’s and men’s teams both won at the SCG.

I wasn’t sure what to expect when I turned up at the SCG to sit in the stands. A lot of the supporters seemed equally confused and conflicted.

Lucy McEvoy praised the club for its handling of the situation, and declared she wants a say in the future of the five stood-down players.

The emotions being wrestled with by fans like me this week have been confusing and evolved as the days have gone by.

Geelong champion Jimmy Bartel has teed off on the AFL for their poor fixturing, calling it the worst in world sport.

The biggest talking point surrounding Australia’s clash with Ireland has been the arena it will be played in. The players have heard the noise.

Australia will take on Ireland in an historic international clash on August 1. However, it has become controversial due to the venue.

Nearly a decade has passed since the AFL pulled off one its craziest ideas in league history.