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Ahead of Showdown LIV, take a look back at the matches and moments that helped make this the best rivalry in the league.
They've been hammered from pillar to post, and with departures on the horizon, how will the Eagles' back six stack up next season?
While sibling rivalries are the cause of countless rifts, brotherly love can help Collingwood correct its course.
With a contracted core intact and a coach with clout inbound, excuses can no longer pass as currency at Carrara.
Stale and shrouded in controversy, the Brownlow needs a reboot. And with the AFL now happy to mimic the NRL, why not take another leaf, or three?
By: Ed Carmine
What would the last 20 years have looked like for Carlton had they gone undetected?
These days, state borders seperate this year's grand finalists. But once upon a time, the divide was the width of a tram track.
A jack of all trades, but a master of none, the once highly-rated junior may want out of Moorabbin but nobody is biting.
Collectively, Carlton's blue-chip core hasn't won anything yet. But if this group can party like it's 1995, the flowers need dividing.
These are the most succesful constructors in the race’s 97-year history.
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