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Young Cat set to fly high at Windy Hill
Former Cat Brent Prismall has never played against Essendon in his four-year AFL career, but from 2009 the midfielder will be pulling on a black-and-red jumper.
Lloyd, Davis make their mark
Matthew Lloyd's wins AFL's mark of the year, while Collingwood's Leon Davis has won goal of the year for his round-22 effort against Fremantle.
Essendon leads pack as Prismall seeks new club
Essendon emerges as the front-runner to secure the services of
out-of-contract Geelong midfielder Brent Prismall.
Lovett and O'Keefe on Swans coach's agenda
Sydney coach Paul Roos is confident that Andrew Lovett can become a
less wayward player both on and off the field should the Swans
secure him from Essendon.
We can straighten Lovett out: Roos
SYDNEY coach Paul Roos is confident Andrew Lovett can become a less wayward player both on and off the field should the Swans secure him from Essendon during next week's trade period.
Hille caps stellar season with top award
Essendon ruckman David Hille wraps up a career-best season at Windy
Hill by winning the Crichton Medal.
Wayward Lovett heads north for talks
Troubled Essendon midfielder Andrew Lovett could be headed north after the Bomber flew to Sydney yesterday to meet senior club figures about a shift to the Swans.
Hird 'no' to comeback
Former Essendon champion scotches this newspaper's report that he was considering a return to the game in 2009.
A Hird return could be a gamble for club and player
A comeback would fly in the face of Knights' coaching direction.
Hird says "no"
James Hird, Essendon's retired champion, has denied reports that he is considering a comeback to AFL football.
Davey commits to Bombers
Essendon ends weeks of speculation about the future of Alwyn Davey
by re-signing him to a new two-year contract.
Bombers boost coaching staff with former Pie
Essendon appoints former Collingwood development coach Alan
Richardson as an assistant to Matthew Knights.
Top Dons baffled by Hille snub
Essendon coach Matthew Knights is stumped by David Hille's omission from the 40-strong All Australian nomination list.



