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Your AFL club s breakout star in 2021 A Set the default text size A Set large text size
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The 2021 AFL season is just around the corner. With that, comes expectation.
Whether your club is a contender for the ultimate prize or a kitchen utensil, we all have a level of excitement driven by what we want to see out of our clubs.
Global conditions indicate that we will see the AFL season clouded by a level of uncertainty in 2021, but with a return to full-length games and hopefully, nationally functional fixturing, we can focus on the on-field narratives.
A YOUNG figure skater from Skipton has overcome challenges with her disability and will be going for gold in two Special Olympics events. Jennifer Lee, 24, who has trained at Bradford Ice Arena for the last ten years, has been selected to compete in the 2022 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Kazan, Russia. Jenny, a former pupil at South Craven School in Cross Hills, will compete in the level three figure skating singles category and in a pairs event with Callum Mills, a young man from Chesterfield who has charge syndrome and is deaf. Her mother, Helena Lee, said: Jenny was quite normal when she was born, but then at nine months we noticed she wasn t able to sit up. At three, wasn t able to walk.
The players your AFL club can reinvent in 2021
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Subscriber only With the new AFL season fast approaching, clubs will be looking at every way possible to improve on last year - including moving the magnets. Whether it s Jeremy Howe going from a high-marking forward to intercept defender, or Josh Dunkley transforming from inside midfielder to undersized ruckman, there s sure to be plenty more surprises on the horizon as Round 1 nears. We take a look at the players who could reinvent themselves in 2021. Â Â Rory Laird s move to full-time midfielder resulted in the Crows turning things around and Brad Crouch s departure opens up another spot in the engine-room.