Gary, Jordan and Levi Ablett. Picture: Instagram The Cats superstar retired after the AFL grand final last year and has been focusing on spending to time with family. On the weekend they took Levi to meet The Wiggles in person, with Jordan sharing a sweet video of Levi in Gary s arms as he met the popular children s group. How special spending yesterday morning with @thewiggles. I think if we were to be honest with ourselves we were all a little starstruck, not just the kids, Jordan wrote. I know Levi s not smiling here but I know his heart would have been absolutely beaming!
Gary, Jordan and Levi Ablett. Picture: Instagram The Cats superstar retired after the AFL grand final last year and has been focusing on spending to time with family. On the weekend they took Levi to meet The Wiggles in person, with Jordan sharing a sweet video of Levi in Gary s arms as he met the popular children s group. How special spending yesterday morning with @thewiggles. I think if we were to be honest with ourselves we were all a little starstruck, not just the kids, Jordan wrote. I know Levi s not smiling here but I know his heart would have been absolutely beaming!
Footy superstar Gary Ablett Jr has opened up about his two-year-old son s rare illness, before sharing footage of the brave youngster loving life at an AFL clinic.
Speaking on Channel Nine s Who Wants to Be A Millionaire TV quiz show on Thursday night, Ablett spoke about Levi s disease, which remains unspecified.
Tragically, little Levi also has a reduced life expectancy. He is a beautiful boy with a pretty serious condition, the two-time AFL premiership winner with the Geelong Cats told host Eddie McGuire. We are seeing some improvement, and Levi is having physiotherapy each day. The great thing about Levi is that he is a very determined boy and always happy. He brings so much joy to our lives.
Fi and Rachael covered the big news in AFLW – should Tayla Harris get $150,000 to play for Carlton, Nathan Burke signs on again as coach for the Bulldogs and Jessica Burger is joining the AFL Women’s Competition Committee. We talked about all the highs and lows of Round and 8, the Prison Bar guernsey war between Eddie and Kochie and Hardwick sticking up for his players in a night club brawl.
It’s also LAW WEEK which believe it or not is great for inclusion in sport for trans athletes. Bec and Fi caught up with trans man Aram Hosie from the Victorian Equal Opportunity Human Rights Commission about trans and gender diverse inclusion in sport. Aram will be speaking about all this at the law week event he is speaking at. https://www.humanrights.vic.gov.au/news/victorian-law-week-17-23-may/
What your team needs in the AFLW trade period and the logical landing spot for Tayla Harris
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The AFLW trade period is closing in. The times and dates haven’t been locked in, but are expected to be announced following key AFL meetings in early May.
Despite that, clubs are already deep in discussions with players about what the future holds and rumours are rife.
Putting specifics aside, here’s what all 14 AFLW teams need from the upcoming trade period.
More firepower inside 50
Erin Phillips once again was Adelaide’s most dangerous player inside 50 this year, kicking 14 goals.