Essendon Bombers

Former AFL player and coach Kevin Sheedy has spoken to Sky News Australia about his AFL career, business ventures and time in the Army in a wide-ranging interview. Speaking of his early efforts to rejuvenate the Essendon club,

Jake Kelly’s impending move to Essendon fills a position that the club is already well stocked in, according to Jordan Lewis. Adelaide confirmed on Friday that the 26-year-old would leave the club as an unrestricted free agent, with AFL Media reporting …

Experienced defender Jake Kelly has quit Adelaide and is set to join AFL rivals Essendon. Melbourne-born Kelly, who fell off-contract after playing 110 games for the Crows, is an unrestricted free agent meaning he can sign with a club of his choice.

Essendon legend Shane Lucas has revealed the reason behind Bombers small forward Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti’s mysterious absence towards the end of the season.

Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti’s manager, Scott Lucas, has explained why his client missed the end of Essendon’s 2021 campaign. McDonald-Tipungwuti didn’t play in the Bombers’ final three games – including their Elimination Final loss to the Western Bulldogs – due to personal reasons,

Former Essendon coach John Worsfold was pleasantly surprised by the side’s performance in 2021. Worsfold, who departed the club at the end of 2020 as part of a succession plan with Ben Rutten, did not expect the Bombers to play finals given the youth injected into the side.

The AFL Exchange team outlines the gun midfielder Essendon should go after – and why that player should make the move

Eastern Football Netball League, Essendon District, Northern Football League, Southern Football League, Riddell District, VAFA, Western Region and South Metro Juniors issued a joint statement, confirming that they have mutually agreed to end all 2021 competitions.

Matt Rendell has floated the possibility of Carlton looking at current Essendon assistant coach Daniel Giansiracusa to fill their vacant senior coaching position. Giansiracusa joined the Bombers as an assistant coach ahead of the 2021 season,

It’s well and truly the business end of the season. Win, and you can start daring to dream of premiership success. Lose, and it’s a long summer ahead. That summer began for both the Sydney Swans and Essendon last weekend,