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The Midweek Rub boys were all scratching their heads when it came to the tribunal's decision to clear Melbourne forward Bayley Fritsch. Fritsch was originally handed a one-match ban by the MRO for striking North Melbourne youngster Tom Powell on Sunday,

Gerard Whateley’s bewilderment with the Tribunal has continued on the back of surprising decisions from both the AFL and VFL on Tuesday night. Following a successful appeal, Melbourne forward Bayley Fritsch had his initial one-game ban overturned for his elbow fend on North Melbourne’s Tom Powell.

MELBOURNE'S leading goalkicker Bayley Fritsch is free to play in Saturday night's AFL clash with Sydney after overturning his one-match suspension for striking. Fritsch was charged after striking North Melbourne young gun Tom Powell with a high fend-off during Sunday's 30-point victory in Hobart.

Dani Laidley, a former North Melbourne AFL football coach, sues Victoria Police after vulnerable photos of her in custody were allegedly leaked.

Melbourne forward Bayley Fritsch has been successful in having his one-game ban overturned at the AFL Tribunal on Tuesday night. The Demons’ leading goalkicker was offered a one-game ban after being charged with striking North Melbourne’s Tom Powell in Sunday’s match.

The COVID situation in Western Australia, which saw fans locked out of the Western Derby as well as Fremantle’s Round 6 home game against North Melbourne, drove the change. There were no new local cases in WA on Monday,

Melbourne will challenge Bayley Fritsch’s one-match striking charge at the AFL Tribunal on Tuesday night. Fritsch was offered a one match suspension by the Match Review Officer, after he was involved in an incident with North Melbourne player Tom Powell during the second quarter of the Round 7 clash.

Melbourne's leading goalkicker Bayley Fritsch will front the AFL tribunal to challenge his one-game suspension for striking. The Demons forward was charged with striking North Melbourne young gun Tom Powell during Sunday's 30-point victory in Hobart and is …

COMING off a 107-point win over North Melbourne, the Casey Demons are sitting on top of the VFL ladder – three rounds into the season. And that is largely on the back of some great individual performances by Melbourne-listed players.

North Melbourne’s Aaron Hall is a talented footballer who in the eyes of some has not quite reached the lofty heights his potential has promised. The 30-year-old is often maligned for what he produces versus what he has in his arsenal.