Max Gawn responds to incident in Melbourne Demons win over North Melbourne Kangaroos; Harley Reid clashes with Jason Horne-Francis; Tom McCartin injured again

“It is an unfortunate situation for Tom, but there are injuries. [Davies-Uniacke] Last week, he was knocked out with an elbow. “

Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin described the incident as “bad ve and said that his primary concern was Sparrow’s welfare on his way to the rooms.

Goodwin said, “Frankly when someone falls like this, when you love and care, they’ll gather around him, as your teammates do,” Goodwin said.

“He speaks on him. He has his family and friends … But he goes directly into the protocols.”

Immediately after the game, Xerri’s rival Gawn Fox said: ım I thought it was high.

“Xerri, I know as a back, follows [from a ruck contest] It is as difficult as possible and the best in doing so, so there is definitely an element.

“But after seeing my teammate… I had to answer.”

The demons were encouraged by Senior Advanced Jake Melksham, who scored five goals in the last quarter. Roos was at a striking distance, following 16 points in three quarters before he attracted his hopes for Melksham’s star.

However, the conflict between Xerri and Sparrow will dominate the discussion after the match. The 25 -year -old Satan fell inactively after copying the coup, and Melbourne players, including Gawn, apparently tried to stop controlling the exhibition.

Sparrow, the last 25 -minute sign did not move for a while after the incident, but when he stretched the thumb.

Unintentionally, Clarkson showed 17 round events between Davies-Uniacke and Bulldog Ed Richards. Experienced Aries, Richards tried to defend him when the player “a forearm up to the donuts” said that he has dealt with.

Clarkson was not sure that Xerri would not be suspended and suspended.

“We are in their discretion [the AFL match review system]. They look at every tremor, but they looked at LDU’s shaking last week and said, ‘The case that will answer’. ”

The demons have not won the victory this season since the end of May, only the sixth win for the 2025, MCG’ye Visit to the last visit to the Blues, the developing North Melbourne team opposed to the team.

In a classic dead rubber, Melksham was a striking player for the demons, from time to time, Christian Petracca, who matched Roo Colby Mckercher from time to time, typically finished with smooth and 31 goods and seven openings.

When the demons set a drop of punt in Gawn and sail the big bars to be a 10 -point leader, the third row gained a hint that only breathed for seven minutes.

When Bayley Fritsch followed the case with another set of throw goals only a minute or two later, it made the demons into five straight goals – and the flood gates seemed to be opened.

However, the match is not fully finished. Cam Zurhaar scored three goals to protect the north in the competition.

Enter Melksham. 241 match veterans and former bombardment planes have recently pointed out their trail and wins for the demons in front of more than 35,000 fans.

Essendon’s fears of injury took place

Annus Horribilis, weapon player Nic Martin and Will Setterfield in Essendon’s medical room, joined the list of growing bombardment aircraft that would not play again in 2025.

In the first quarter, Martin was injured against Richmond in McG on Saturday night, when the series was strangely twisted after hitting the border line. Ruptüre ACL was confirmed on Sunday.

Setterfield suffered a terrible Lisfranc foot injury, and the bombing planes said he would see a surgeon this week.

Martin became the fourth bombardment plane that injured the ACLs this season and joined Nick Bryan, Lewis Hayes and Tom Edwards.

“This is an incredibly difficult news for NIC and the entire club,” Essendon’s Football General Manager Daniel McPherson said.

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“This season has become a vital part of our midfielder and its absence will definitely be felt. Our players, coaches, staff, and all our bombardment members and supporters will feel the loss of the loss. It was critical for our ability to do weeks after week, week after week.

McPherson also praised Setterfield for demonstrations this season.

“Will’s efforts and intention this season was great, so we were disappointed that we would not all go back there this year, Mc said McPherson.

The first election list of Essendon players includes Sam Draper, Darcy Parish, Jye Caldwell, Ben Mckay, Kyle Langford, Harry Jones, Zach Reid and Martin.

Essendon coach Brad Scott said that the club’s wounding fee was stretched and regularly brought fresh faces and resulted in “complete synergy and lack of connection”.

“Only sent a tremor to everyone’s backbone, Sc said Scott said Martin’s season, one of the three -month news on Saturday night.

Orum I can’t think of such a situation in my time in Footy. We just ask many men who haven’t played AFL before, and we’re making a side that never plays together every week.

“This is 12 months, rising injuries – a real challenge to protect everyone’s morale, but this is the job of our leaders.

“I think teams can adapt and cover one or two, but when you talk about half of the team, you should admit that synergy will not be there.”

McCartin got up after another head kick

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Tom McCartin was jerk again while fighting Sydney’s last quarter to beat St Kilda with five points and keep AFL seasons alive.

Saints’s first player Max Heath, McCartin’i Swans ‘14.8 (92)’ s last quarter of the last quarter of the Marvel Stadium 13.9 (87) after the match will enter the match review.

McCartin was laid by the effect and had blood on his face as he left the field and immediately entered the shake protocols.

Swans Backman has a story of shaking and his brother Paddy – an old St Kilda and Sydney player – two years ago, two years ago, he had to retire from AFL because of his shock problems.

“Now, we’ll evaluate it in the next few days, dedi the coach Dean Cox said after the match.

“We’ll support him, but he was walking around the rooms that were really good.”

Cox said he was unaware of the theme of Heath, who gathered McCartin in a sign competition.

“I saw Tom and said that my attention immediately returned to Tom and what to do from there.”

An additional complication was that Sydney has already activated its backups, so for most of the last quarter they fell to three men on the bench.

“The ideal thing about the sub -rule, if you have five players, why don’t they play?

Conflict in Reid and Horne-Francis Fiery Display

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Energy gun Zak Butters inspired Port Adelaide, Sunday-12.15 (87) to 9.7 (61) against Lowly Eagles-Most of the post-NO.1 draft choices returned to an interesting attractive between Jason Horne-Francis and Harley Reid.

In Horne-Francis-2021, there was plenty of words in the conflict for the best election-Reid before going to Port Adelaide after just one season and the best choice in 2023 was not afraid to return to fire.

Reid, Power’s advanced line, while making a free kick that led to Travis Boak, while Eagles is only two points behind.

At another stage of the game, Port Adelaide players, including the Horne-Francis, re-shown with Reid, who gave another free kick to the power after appearing to drop his shoulder on his back.

Hawthorn legend Dermott Brereton, Fox Footy interpretation Reid and Horne-Francis’i “You will feel each other for the next decade,” he said.

Reid also faced Horne-Francis after giving his own free kick during the last period.

However, the port weapon had the last smile, scored a perfect late goal in the victory of his side.

Eagles coach Andrew Mcqualter Reid, who spoke to the media after the game, warned Reid not to be carried in the heat of the moment.

“This is really hard, because I love the shape about it, Mc said McQualter.

“I will constantly say that, because if you are as competitive as all your players, you are on the right track.

“But tonight passed the line too much. I already knew this conversation with Harley. It knows it and we will play up to this line every week and we want it and we want it to be a dance with the line that it doesn’t press.”

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