Lloyd: Bombers 'believe they've become soft'
Essendon champion Matthew Lloyd has dissected new club president Paul Brasher's comments on the supplement scandal.
Supplements saga
Supplements saga still haunting 'outcast' Bombers
Essendon has been subconsciously affected by its supplements scandal, according to incoming president Paul Brasher.
ASADA admit they were 'never ready' for 'darkest day'
Australian Sports Anti-doping Authority chief says nobody was ready for the AFL and NRL doping case that rocked a nation.
Trial looms against AFL over supplements saga
AFL boss Gillon McLachlan appears to be a step closer to facing a trial over his handling of the Essendon drugs saga after a court ruling in Melbourne.
Ill-timed interview adds to Bombers' woes
Retired AFL chairman Mike Fitzpatrick has reopened old wounds from Essendon's supplements saga, claiming they were almost certainly "performance enhancing".
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Warning signs before 'erratic' Bomber's arrest
Respected AFL analyst Caroline Wilson said there was growing concern for Mark Thompson well before his arrest for drug related offences.
Sharks face $1.2 million payout over drugs saga
An apparent $1.2 million settlement has reportedly ended the seven-year Cronulla drug saga involving 13 players from the Sharks' 2011 NRL squad.
Dank drops bombshell on AFL, NRL
Days out from the AFL grand final, infamous sports scientist Stephen Dank has taken legal action to try and get his lifetime ban overturned.
Essendon great Watson to retire at end of season
Former Essendon Bombers Jobe Watson is expected to retire at the end of the 2017 AFL season, closing the book on the club's supplements scandal.
Suing the Sharks did cross my mind: Gallen
Cronulla Sharks skipper Paul Gallen has admitted he contemplated suing the club in the aftermath of the supplement saga in 2014.