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St Kilda coach Ross Lyon’s early declaration on Saturday that his club would not pursue Brisbane’s unrestricted free agent Lachie Neale because they are “not in a position to do it with our young midfield and what we are trying to do and commit and sign” can be interpreted in different ways.
The most obvious one is the Saints growing confidence in their relatively young midfield, with 24-year-old Max Hall, Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera, 23, Hugo Garcia, 21, and 20-year-old Darcy Wilson developing well in that key part of the ground.
The out-of-contract Wilson is, like Wanganeen-Milera last year, driving his price up every week as he produces a consistent season after an up-and-down 2025 where he played VFL and wondered whether St Kilda was the club for him to flourish.
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St Kilda is officially out of the race for Lachie Neale.
Ross Lyon revealed the club was no longer pursuing the star Lions free agent after their meeting last week, as the Saints prioritise retaining their young stars.
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For years the Magpies have completely disregarded quality midfielders. And with the premiership window almost shut, David King writes Collingwood must get Lachie Neale to help Nick Daicos.
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Jordan De Goey has spoken on Collingwood’s interest in Lachie Neale, and his own future. Plus a Brownlow medallist’s long-term fate is up in the air.
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Collingwood star Jordan De Goey says he’d love to see dual Brownlow medallist Lachie Neale in black and white in 2027.
The Magpies have emerged as a landing spot for Neale, with reports the club is willing to offer the 33-year old a three-year deal worth as much as $3 million.
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Daniherâs son Luke said while the crowd knew him as a footballer, coach and campaigner, to him he was a âman with a sweet tooth who occasionally hid his chocolate biscuits from us four kidsâ.
double quotation markOne of Dadâs happiest memories wasnât a football memory at all. It was watching the children become parents and seeing the grandchildren grow. The older I get, the more I realize Dadâs greatest legacy isnât what he achieved, itâs what he passed on â the values, the perspective, the example.
As Hamish McLachlan says, closing out the service, Daniher “changed the way many of us look at the world and the cards we’ve been dealt” with “his hope, his humour, his heart”.
“He never asked us to feel sorry for him. He just asked us to fight alongside of him. And the country picked up a beanie and answered collectively. We are a better community because of you.
“The world feels less without you Neale but much better because you were here … Neale, we will honour your wishes and play on. Rest in peace.”
Daniher’s children Lauren, Luke and Ben, his brothers Terry and Chris, and son-in-law Drew Howe, carry Neale’s casket to the hearse.
A state funeral is underway at the MCG for AFL/VFL legend and motor neurone disease campaigner Neale Daniher.
The former Australian and Victorian of the Year died just over a fortnight ago.
Family, friends, members of the AFL community and dignitaries are attending the service just days after a record-breaking Big Freeze fundraiser for his charity, FightMND.
Neale Daniher has been remembered as a football legend, a devoted father and a "hero" at a state funeral at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
The former footballer, coach, Australian and Victorian of the Year, and motor neurone disease (MND) campaigner died at his home in Melbourne on May 25 at the age of 65.
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Collingwood coach Craig McRae has all but confirmed his club will again be major players in the free agency market this off-season, declaring the Magpies are “impatient” to continue evolving their list.
The mastermind’s admission comes just days after Fox Footy’s Jay Clark told Super Saturday Live that Collingwood are “hot on the trail” for dual Brownlow Medallist Lachie Neale, who remains out of contract and an unrestricted free agent at the halfway point of the season.
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The AFL season is barely midway through, but trade talk is already beginning to start with Collingwood, as always, front and center.
Given the season is slipping away for the Pies after their loss to Melbourne in the King's birthday clash, some think the club is now already looking ahead to the offseason and how to strengthen their list.
We know that a key forward is what the Pies desperately need, with the forward line struggling to kick big scores regularly.
But that isn't the only area of need the Pies are reportedly interested in reinforcing.
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A dramatic weekend of upsets leaves a runaway top two atop the AFL, and history suggests they won’t be caught.
Plus the spicy skipper hurting his side, the courageous captain deserving even more praise, and the big Pies trade question as the big issues from Round 13 are analysed in Foxfooty.com.au’s Talking Points!
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We would say that it’s time for Fremantle fans to start booking flights for Grand Final week, but based on the current prices, they already have been.
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IN: – L.Stocker, M.Owens, N.Wanganeen-Milera, A.Hastie, L.Ryan, C.Lake
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Essendon and Carlton will meet on King's Birthday eve ahead of Melbourne and Collingwood's traditional blockbuster on Monday
THE Big Freeze and King's Birthday blockbuster between Collingwood and Melbourne takes on even greater significance after the passing of inspirational former Demons coach and MND campaigner Neale Daniher.
Adelaide and Geelong open round 13 with the Cats out to bounce back from a shock loss, before Hawthorn and a resurgent Western Bulldogs clash on Friday night.
The QClash should be even spicier than usual with Gold Coast aiming to turn up the heat on out-of-sorts reigning premiers Brisbane on Saturday, while the Magpies and Demons close round 13 on Monday.
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Jules Neale has escaped Perth’s cooler weather for a taste of summer by jetsetting to an island paradise for a relaxing beach holiday.
The influencer took to her Instagram on Wednesday to start showing off her new home in the northern Maldives, where the idyllic blue ocean is crystal clear, and the sun is shining.
“Woke up in paradise,” Neale captioned a video of the island resort JA Manafaru Maldives.
Neale was also quick to share several snaps of herself on holiday, which comes as thunderstorms are expected in Perth on Thursday.
One photo showed her looking ready for summer in a blue and brown dress with a brown cowgirl hat, and a short clip showed her frolicking on a beach in a butter yellow outfit.
Jules Neale has shared her next move following her marriage breakdown with AFL star Lachie Neale.
The 36-year-old, who has relocated back to her hometown in Perth four months after their public split, revealed she's back "doing what I love" and returning to her salon as a hair stylist.
"Beautiful Perth clients, I'm back on the tools!" the mum-of-two announced on Instagram.
Jules revealed she has officially opened up her bookings and will be taking bookings as of June.
But right now, she appears to be out of office as she brings her "January vision board to life" with a girls trip to the Maldives.
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Following her separation from Brisbane Lions star Lachie Neale, Jules Neale signals a defiant personal resurgence, reshaping narratives of resilience.
Following one of the most aggressively scrutinized marital collapses in recent Australian sporting history, Jules Neale has executed a masterclass in public relations resilience. Stepping out as an independent entity after her devastating separation from Brisbane Lions co-captain Lachie Neale, the former sports wife is meticulously reclaiming control of her personal narrative while navigating the brutal realities of absolute public exposure.
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Lachie Neale will not decide for at least three months which club he’ll play for in 2027 as he becomes the 112th player to reach the 300-game milestone on Sunday against Melbourne at the MCG.
The champion midfielder started his season in familiar style after a tumultuous off-season led to the break-up of his marriage and his wife Jules and their two children Piper, 4, and Freddie, 1, moving back to Perth. He also stood down as Lions co-captain.
“[It’s] obviously tough not having the kids here, but I’m pretty lucky that Jules, their mother, allows me to come and go from Perth,” Neale said.
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Tess Crosley has been pictured peering anxiously out the windows of her Brisbane home while her husband answered the door to police on New Year's Eve.
Crosley's partner Ben was shirtless as the two officers arrived at the house just before 1.30pm carrying an unidentified long, black piece of lockable luggage, and two other long black fabric bags, all of which were given to Mr Crosley.
Mr Crosley had his arms crossed as he spoke to the police while Tess pulled the curtains aside and watched on.
There is no suggestion that Tess or Ben Crosley engaged in any improper conduct in relation to the visit by police.
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