Western Bulldogs

Western Bulldogs Premiership captain Easton Wood has called time on his AFL career. The 32-year-old leaves the game as a one-club player, having represented the Bulldogs 188 times over 14 seasons, after being taken with pick 43 in the 2007 AFL Draft.

WESTERN Bulldogs premiership captain Easton Wood has announced his retirement after a 14-season career. Wood led the Bulldogs to their drought-breaking 2016 premiership victory, becoming just the second premiership captain in the club's history.

Western Bulldogs premiership captain Easton Wood has called time on his career, just weeks after he featured in the 2021 AFL Grand Final. Wood was contracted for next season, but having been plagued by quad and hamstring injuries since the 2016 premiership,

Western Bulldogs premiership captain Easton Wood says the thought of letting down the AFL club next year was the driving factor behind his decision to retire. Wood, who famously skippered the Dogs' fairytale 2016 flag triumph,

Easton Wood, the captain who led the Western Bulldogs to end the club’s 62-year premiership drought in 2016, has announced he will retire despite one year left on his contract.

AFL defender Sam Reid is set to join the ranks of the Goulburn Valley League after signing on with Echuca Football Netball Club for season 2022. Reid makes the move from GWS to Vic Park following an AFL career spanning 108 games with the Western Bulldogs and the Giants.

It’s looking “increasingly likely” that the first Friday night fixture of the 2022 AFL season will be the Grand Final rematch, according to Sam McClure. Melbourne famously beat Western Bulldogs by 74 points in last month’s decider at Optus Stadium,

Euroa product Will Hayes is now weighing up his next career move after he was delisted by the Western Bulldogs last week. Hayes — along with teammate Ben Cavarra — was not offered a contract for the 2022 season.

Premiership-winning Demons defender Michael Hibberd has signed a contract extension that will keep him at the club in 2022. Hibberd, 31, played in the back pocket in the Demons’ 2021 grand final win over the Western Bulldogs after missing a significant portion of the pre-season through injury.

In a rollercoaster contest the Western Bulldogs looked on track to claim a second premiership in five years until the Demons fought back then pulled away to a 74-point triumph. Re-live all the action and memorable moments with quarter-by-quarter replays of the 2021 Toyota AFL Grand Final under lights at …