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Sliding Doors is in full swing for 2026 … and Damo's got plenty on his mind
STRAP yourselves in, footy fans – Damian Barrett's Sliding Doors is back in full swing for 2026.
With the 2026 Toyota AFL Premiership Season underway, Damo's got plenty of thoughts about all 18 clubs – and the AFL.
So what is he saying about your team? What's he saying about the AFL? You can't say that, Damo, can you? Check it out below.
I have regularly questioned the Crows in the past two seasons …
I'm now nearly all-in on them. There is a very different feel to this club in 2026, and I really like it. A lot of work still to do. Even after their brilliant win on Thursday night against the Dogs, they are only 8-5. The Jordan Dawson story is compelling on every level. And the X-factor, Izak Rankine, to return. Look out.
Collingwood has reportedly utilised Nick Daicos in its trade pursuit of a rival superstar.
Plus, the Devils are eyeing an emerging defender from a Victorian club ahead of their entrance into the competition. Read on in Trade Whispers.
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Collingwood has reportedly included superstar midfielder Nick Daicos in its pitch to lure Zak Butters to the club this offseason.
It comes as the Magpies and Richmond have both now held face-to-face meetings with Butters, according to the Age’s Jake Niall.
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Collingwood and Richmond have both met with Port Adelaide midfielder Zak Butters, with the Magpies using their champion Nick Daicos as part of their in-person pitch to the game’s most-accomplished free agent.
The Magpies and Tigers – both viewed as trailing the Western Bulldogs, in particular, and Geelong, in the race for Butters – have nonetheless held face-to-face meetings with the Port Adelaide superstar, sources familiar with the meetings have confirmed.
Collingwood’s decision to make Daicos part of their pitch to Butters – the 23-year-old superstar was in the club’s meeting with Butters during this season – is a measure of Daicos’ value as a selling point to players, but also of Collingwood’s wish to support their young superstar with seasoned quality via free agency.
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