The Big Questions – Geelong v Sydney
The Cats moved to 10-1, despatching a gallant Sydney at Kardinia Park
Matt Oman asks the big questions about the game.
Year: 2019
The Big Questions – Collingwood v Fremantle
The Dockers claimed a huge scalp on the road, knocking over the Magpies
Matt Oman asks the big questions about the game.
The Good, Bad and Ugly – GWS v Gold Coast
The Giants were taking no prisoners against the Suns, and put them to the sword in the last quarter
Here’s the Mongrel’s good, bad and ugly
The Good, Bad and Ugly – North Melbourne v Richmond
With a new coach at the helm, North Melbourne came out breathing fire, and torched the Tigers.
Here’s the Mongrel’s good, bad and ugly
Struggle Town – Which Players Have Disappointed Most In 2019?
We dislike pointing the finger at The Mongrel Punt. But we dislike avoiding harsh truths even more.
As such, here are the players who have disappointed thus far in 2019.
Mongrel Of The Year Award – Port Adelaide, Richmond, St Kilda, Sydney, West Coast, Western Bulldogs
Ten Rounds into the season, we check in with each club to see who their stand out player is in the Mongrel of the Year award.
Sam Marcolin runs you through Port Adelaide, Richmond, St Kilda, Sydney, West Coast and the Western Bulldogs
Mongrel Of The Year Award – Geelong, Gold Coast, GWS, Hawthorn, Melbourne, North Melbourne
Ten Rounds into the season, we check in with each club to see who their stand out player is in the Mongrel of the Year award.
Sam Marcolin runs you through Geelong, Gold Coast, GWS, hawthorn, Melbourne and North Melbourne.
Round 11 Mongrel Preview
After a week of lamenting his Round 10 choices, Matthew Passmore throws caution to the wind with a preview of Round 11.
The Mongrel’s Player Power Rankings – Vol 4
The fourth Power Rankings of the season cements some at the top, and sees others fall right out of the top 50.
Check out the players having a big impact on their teams with their powerful performances.
Clubs Set For Coaching Chaos
North Melbourne made the first move, relieving Brad Scott of his coaching duties.
Tom Basso reports that several other clubs will follow suit soon enough