Tag Archives: Stephen Coniglio

Essendon is set to be without key midfielder Dylan Shiel for the remainder of the season because of knee surgery, as Stephen Coniglio headlines the Giants' growing injury list.

The GWS star is facing eight weeks on the sideline because of a syndesmosis injury, while Phil Davis and Mat de Boer will also be unavailable for extended periods of the AFL season.

Gold Coast Suns ruckman Jarrod Witts will miss the rest of the 2021 season, with scans confirming a ruptured ACL for the co-captain and a hammer blow for Stuart Dew’s side. Witts was helped off the ground in the third quarter of his side’s loss to Adelaide at the Adelaide …

GWS captain Stephen Coniglio is facing a lengthy period on the sidelines with fears of a dreaded syndesmosis ankle injury, as just one of three key blows suffered against Melbourne on Sunday evening. Coniglio was tackled by Tom Sparrow and bent his ankle …

There would be no Giant resurrection on Easter Sunday. Instead Greater Western Sydney are left to sweat on the fitness of injured stars Stephen Coniglio [ankle], Phil Davis [ankle] and Matt de Boer [hamstring] as their hunt for a breakthrough win goes on …

It was one of the most divisive selection calls of the 2020 premiership. With GWS desperate for a victory against Melbourne to clinch a finals spot, captain Stephen Coniglio was dropped from the side’s 22. Giants coach Leon Cameron wanted his players to …

AFL fans will get a rare behind-the-scenes look into the lead-up and outcome of arguably the biggest moment of GWS captain Stephen Coniglio’s career through a new Amazon Prime docu-series.

GWS captain Stephen Coniglio has suffered a head knock during an intra-squad game, marking the second week in a row of friendly fire at the AFL club.

Coniglio hopes he can bounce back in 2021 and become the leader the club needs. “It was a difficult year for myself and one I haven’t really had before, I’ve had some downs over time, but it was a really difficult time,

I remember countless nights, sleeping over at our cousins' house and waking up in the middle of the night to watch games.” “We didn’t have any other choice.” Coniglio considers himself a lifetime Glory fan and despite moving to Sydney when drafted by the Giants in 2011,