Melbourne Demons

Melbourne premiership winning coach Simon Goodwin is set to be rewarded with a new deal. Speaking to The Herald Sun’s Glenn McFarlane, Demons CEO Gary Pert said that he expects a contract extension to come before the 2022 season.

Clayton Oliver has won Melbourne's Best and Fairest count, beating Christian Petracca and skipper Max Gawn in their premiership-winning season.

Melbourne captain Max Gawn’s newly released book documenting the Demons’ fairytale run to the 2021 AFL premiership has added an extra layer of emotion to a major oversight in the post-match festivities on that fateful day in Perth.

MERINGUR has appointed former Nangiloc premiership coach John Guthrie as the club's head honcho for the 2022 Millewa Football League season. With two flags and three grand final appearances under his belt with the Demons from 2017

TWO DAYS after fainting at training, Therabody AFL All-Australian defender Jake Lever is back focused on repeating Melbourne's AFL premiership success. The 25-year-old sent a scare through the Demons camp when he required assistance after a gruelling running session at Casey Fields.

The Demons will travel to Alice Springs and host the much-loved ‘Heart of the Nation’ match at TIO Traeger Park, following an unfortunate year of no AFL footy in the Territory. Details around the match,

PREMIERSHIP defender Jake Lever has sent a scare through the Melbourne camp after collapsing during a pre-season session on Monday. It was the Demons' first official return to training and the full list took part in a gruelling running session.

Melbourne CEO Gary Pert says the club will announce a $2 million profit after their first premiership in 57 years. The Demons beat the Western Bulldogs by 74 points in September’s Grand Final, capping off an incredible year that also saw them claim the minor premiership.

Griffith has taken over the top role after serving under renowned fitness guru Darren Burgess, who left for Adelaide, and has already had the Demons' flag stars working hard over their off-season breaks.

AFL legend Neale Daniher received a heartwarming standing ovation as his beloved Melbourne Demons finally celebrated their premiership triumph in front of their home fans.