After the Grand Final I will start posting all retirements and delisting’s in a separate post.
Around October 7 when the 2024 Trade Period commences I will post all the trades.
Until then I will keep posting all the latest updates.
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Port Adelaide: Logan Evans has been named the Telstra AFL Rising Star nominee for round 24
2024 Telstra AFL Rising Star nominees
OR: Matt Roberts (Sydney)
R1: Ollie Dempsey (Geelong)
R2: George Wardlaw (North Melbourne)
R3: Harvey Gallagher (Western Bulldogs)
R4: Sam Darcy (Western Bulldogs)
R5: Harley Reid (West Coast)
R6: Darcy Wilson (St Kilda)
R7: Jake Rogers (Gold Coast)
R8: Caleb Windsor (Melbourne)
R9: Colby McKercher (North Melbourne)
R10: Kai Lohmann (Brisbane)
R11: Harvey Harrison (Collingwood)
R12: Bodhi Uwland (Gold Coast)
R13: Luke Nankervis (Adelaide)
R14: Harvey Thomas (Greater Western Sydney)
R15: Logan Morris (Brisbane)
R16: Will Graham (Gold Coast)
R17: Darcy Jones (Greater Western Sydney)
R18: Lawson Humphries (Geelong)
R19: Nick Watson (Hawthorn)
R20: Josh Draper (Fremantle)
R21: Jackson Archer (North Melbourne)
R22: Nate Caddy (Essendon)
R23: Calsher Dear (Hawthorn)
R24: Logan Evans (Port Adelaide)
Gold Coast: Jed Walter has been suspended for two games for striking Frankston’s Sebastian Quirk in the third quarter of Saturday’s VFL Wildcard Round match.
The incident was assessed by the VFL match review panel and graded as intentional conduct with low impact and high contact for a two-match suspension.
However, the ban can be reduced to a one-game sanction with an early guilty plea.
Carlton: Matt Owies suspended for one game after his dangerous tackle on St Kilda’s Jack Higgins.
Match Review Officer graded as careless conduct, medium impact and high contact.
Western Bulldogs: Liam Jones has been cleared to play in the elimination final against Hawthorn.
He was fined $3750 reduced to $2500 with an early plea for his dangerous tackle on Greater Western Sydney’s Aaron Cadman.
The incident has been graded as low impact by the Match Review Officer, rather than medium impact, which means the Dogs defender has copped a fine instead of a suspension.
Match review: Fremantle and Port Adelaide.
Fremantle’s Nathan O’Driscoll and Port Adelaide’s Jason Horne-Francis can accept $1250 fines with early guilty pleas for careless contact with an umpire.
Fremantle’s Sam Switkowski and Liam Reidy can accept $2500 fines for charges of tripping and rough conduct respectively.
Essendon: Nick Hind, Tex Wanganeen and Kaine Baldwin have not been offered playing contracts for 2025
Melbourne: Christian Petracca apparently reiterated to his teammates on Saturday night, and the club during his exit interview on Monday, that he wants to play for a rival Victorian club in 2025.
, according to The Age.
Collingwood: John Noble has requested a trade to Gold Coast for family reasons.
Richmond: Daniel Rioli has reaffirmed his desire to seek a trade to Gold Coast. He wants to play for the Suns next year and has made that request official in his exit meeting today.
The West Coast Eagles confirm key defender Tom Barrass has today informed the club of his request for a trade.
Barrass submitted his request during today’s exit meeting and nominated Hawthorn as his preferred destination.
The 28-year-old has played 150 games since being drafted by West Coast with pick 43 in 2013, is a John Worsfold medallist (2022), All-Australian squad member and 2018 premiership player.
“Tom has today informed us of his desire to pursue an opportunity at another club,” General Manager Football Gavin Bell said.
“While the club respects Tom’s request, he is contracted for another three seasons and our vice-captain.
“We will endeavour to meet Tom’s request while protecting the best interests of the West Coast Eagles.”
The 2024 Trade Period commences on October 7.
St Kilda: Has delisted four players-
Tom Campbell
Riley Bonner
Matthew Allison
James Van Es
Port Adelaide: Kane Farrell out for the entire finals series after scans revealed “a high-grade hamstring strain”.
Gold Coast: Jack Lukosius
It is reported that Lukosius was told by Gold Coast in his exit interview that he would be allowed to push for a trade this year if he can find a suitable landing spot.
SA is the likely destination for Lukosius.
Fremantle: Hayden Young has suffered a small fracture to his fibula.
The injury isn’t considered serious – he’d miss 2-3 weeks if the injury happened in-season, and isn’t expected to interrupt his pre-season.
No need for surgery.
St Kilda: Seb Ross delisted after 13 seasons at the club, was a two-time best-and-fairest winner and former captain.
Ross indicated that he wants to continue his career at another club.
CT
No rest for the wicked as you continue on with your great work 🙂
Seb go to the Roos and become the new Shiels
Good luck in 2025 and thanks for all your efforts
GWS: Brent Daniels has signed a giant six-year contract extension, which will see him contracted at the Giants until at least the end of 2031.
Richmond: Liam Baker informed Richmond that he is returning home to WA.
He didn’t nominate which club.
Port Adelaide:
Lachie Jones has signed a contract extension until 2026.
Jeremy Finlayson has signed a contract extension until 2025.
Melbourne: Alex Neal-Bullen has officially nominated Adelaide as his preferred new club.
Hawthorn: Jaime Uhr-Henry a former basketballer will join Hawthorn’s AFL list in 2025 as a Category B rookie.
The 21-year-old was a member of the Bulleen Boomers and the Dandenong Ranges in NBL One.
Uhr-Henry has spent some time training with Sam Mitchell’s squad at Waverley Park in recent weeks and grew up as a Hawthorn supporter.
The 209cm is a project ruck who played some junior football for East Ringwood in the Eastern Football League, but focused predominantly on basketball.
Melbourne: Kysaiah Pickett has told Melbourne officials if he is to be traded, his preference is WA & not SA. This places West Coast, where cousin Liam Ryan is a premiership player, at the front of the queue.
Melbourne is confident that they can retain him.
St Kilda: Josh Battle has agreed to join Hawthorn.
Port Adelaide: Dan Houston says he’s rejecting offers from rival clubs and is staying at Port Adelaide.
“I am not leaving next year.”
“I am contracted, I wouldn’t have signed the contract if I wasn’t keen on Adelaide and keen on Port Adelaide and I love the place, I love the footy club and the footy club have been good to me.”
He’s leaving !!!
A true Sledger’s wisdom!!!
Dan Houston has informed Port Adelaide he would like to be traded to Victoria. Hasn’t nominated a club and is open to staying if a sufficient deal can’t be reached. Still contracted for another three years
St Kilda: Mason Wood (2027) & Dan Butler (2026) have re-signed.
Hawthorn: Chad Wingard has announced his retirement
I remember in his debut year he was scaled up 4pts one week to give me a SC win !!!
North Melbourne: Will Phillips, Toby Pink and Robbie Hansen jnr have all signed on for 2025.
Western Bulldogs: Jack Macrae has requested a trade away from the dogs.
get him kangas
No matter where he goes, … the first FWD SC selection 2025……
Fremantle: Matt Taberner,Ethan Hughes, Sebit Kuek and Conrad Williams are all delisted
Brisbane: Jarryd Lyons has announced he will retire at the conclusion of Brisbane’s 2024 finals campaign.
194-game career across 14 seasons.
Dustin Martin is exploring options to join Gold Coast.
Martin qualifies as an unrestricted free agent so would be able to head to Gold Coast under free agency rules without a trade being executed between the clubs.
Fremantle: Josh Corbett has retired.
Geelong: Gary Rohan, Brandon Parfitt, Phoenix Foster, Oscar Murdoch, James Willis, Mitch Hardie and Emerson Jeka have all been delisted.
Day 1. Trades
Alex Neal-Bullen traded from Melbourne to Adelaide in exchange for a 2024 second-round pick (currently No.28).
Jack Darling traded from West Coast to North Melbourne in exchange for a 2024 fourth-round pick (currently No.67).
Jack Graham has informed Richmond that he will join West Coast as an unrestricted free agent
Gold Coast: Levi Casboult announces retirement
GWS: The AFL has sanctioned 13 current and former GWS players in the aftermath of the Giants’ post-season function last month.
Josh Fahey was suspended for four matches, while Jake Riccardi, Joe Fonti, Toby McMullin, Harvey Thomas and the de-listed Cooper Hamilton have received two-week bans.
$5,000 fines were also issued to Toby Greene, Lachie Whitfield, Connor Idun, Tom Green, Sam Taylor, Lachie Keeffe and also
Harry Perryman, who has since joined Collingwood as an unrestricted free agent.
The players were punished for breaching the AFL rule relating to “conduct unbecoming”.
West Coast: Harley Reid was diagnosed with a concussion after suffering a head knock during a pre-season training session, on Wednesday.
Code Sports have announced Supercoach team picker will be open for Supercoach Plus subscribers from December 18
PP
It is now live!
AFL has decided to keep the sub rule for the 2025 season…………
Melbourne: A “hit to the throat” during a session has left Gawn with a fractured larynx, with the skipper to take at least three weeks to rejoin full training once the Demons’ program resumes on January 9.