JLT Review – West Coast v Fremantle
Week Two of the JLT series has landed.
Here’s the Mongrel’s review of the mini derby, the Eagles v Dockers.
West Coast
JLT Review – West Coast v Geelong
It might not be the “real thing” but the JLT series is upon us.
Footy is back! and here’s our recap of the Eagles and Cats
The “Ifs”, “Buts” and Other Stuff – West Coast Eagles
The Mongrel asks the “ifs” and “buts” of Season 2019.
This time, in relation to the premiers; the West Coast Eagles
Ten things to look forward to in Season 2019
We’re still months and months away. The Grand Final and the Eagles’ win are still quite fresh, but the 2019 season looms large on the horizon.
And the Mongrel is already thinking about what he’d like to see next season.
Tim Kelly – The Flip Side
With a new Mongrel leaning towards letting Kelly go home, this old Mongrel is leaning the other way.
The West Coast Eagles should pay a fair price. There’s no free hit in the footy business.
The Tim Kelly stand off. Should the Cats let him go?
As West Coast and Geelong publicly bicker about the potential move of Tim Kelly, Rob Abrahams reminds us that there is a person involved in all this. And a family.
The West Coast Premiership Legacy of Matt and Mitch
There were 22 players on the field as the West Coast Eagles defeated the Magpies to claim their fourth premiership.
But as with all flags, it is the sacrifice of many that makes it all possible.
Mason Cox Proves his Doubters Wrong… and Right
If there was ever a tale of two halves, it was the performance of Mason Cox in the 2018 Grand Final.
With news outlets in the USA taking notice of the big man down under, what is next for the Collingwood giant?
The 2018 Grand Final – The Football Virgin Perspective
Ever wondered what our game looks like to someone who has never watched it?
Forget the stupid reaction videos on youtube, Mrs Mongrel watched the Eagles beat the Pies, and recorded her thoughts.
The 2018 Grand Final – Do We Need To Change Anything in 2019?
With the 2018 Grand Final being hailed as a classic, our minds drift to 2019 and what might be.
Tom Basso has a look at the game as it is, and if change is at all warranted?