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It’s a CV that leaves a legacy at the Western Bulldogs and Easton Wood exits the game in the best way possible, on his terms. The 32-year-old finally had his chance to say goodbye to the football club this week after COVID left the 188-game veteran to retire virtually to …

POMBORNEIT is celebrating Easton Wood's return to cricket after his retirement from the AFL. The Western Bulldogs premiership captain has rejoined his junior club and will play each week for the South West Cricket powerhouse.

Regardless of position on that issue, it's true leadership to take a public stand on such a contentious issue. But we shouldn't be surprised. Wood, the Bulldogs' first premiership captain since Charles Sutton in 1954,

Wood, who last week announced his decision to retire from the AFL after 188 games, said the fandom surrounding his younger teammate was extraordinary. Catch all the ICC T20 World Cup action live & exclusive to Fox Cricket,

Retired Western Bulldogs premiership captain Easton Wood says the fan reaction to teammate Bailey Smith is unlike anything he has ever witnessed. Smith’s off-field profile has continued to rise, with the 20-year-old recently surpassing Dustin Martin and Lance Franklin to be the most followed player on Instagram.

Departing veteran Easton Wood has backed the Western Bulldogs' defensive unit to play a key role in keeping the AFL club firmly in flag contention next year. Wood announced his retirement on Friday, leaving a significant hole in a back line that was repeatedly questioned by critics – including coaching …

Former Western Bulldogs captain Matthew Boyd has paid tribute to premiership teammate Easton Wood, following the defender’s retirement. Boyd, who was the Dogs’ captain from 2011 to 2013 and lined up with Wood in the back six for his final three seasons,

Western Bulldogs premiership captain Easton Wood says a rapid decline in his physical capabilities and fear of letting down the AFL club were the driving factors behind his surprise retirement. Wood,

Easton Wood says a rapid decline in his physical capabilities and fear of letting down the club were the driving factors behind his surprise retirement.

After 188 games and a famous premiership, Western Bulldogs defender Easton Wood is calling time on his 14-year AFL career.