Wednesday Nov 25 09:02 AEDT

McPhee a free hit for Fremantle

Fremantle football operations manager Chris Bond has described the imminent arrival of former Bomber Adam McPhee to the club as a "free hit".

Stadium blow: Rees dampens GWS hopes

D-Day: Draft set to recycle talent

Special feature: AFL - Moments of the decade

McVeigh critical of McPhee's decision

Essendon veteran Mark McVeigh has hit out at former teammate Adam McPhee for walking out on the Bombers.

Breezing in: Longmuir joins Dockers

Joel McDonald: Misses national draft

Bomber McPhee quits

Essendon have confirmed Adam McPhee will leave the club and likely join Fremantle through the pre-season draft.

Hawks' windfall: Kennett announces $2.7m profit

Next year: Saints grand final loss 'a motivation'

Bulldogs determined to bite in 2010

After two successive finals flops late in September, the Western Bulldogs are determined to achieve redemption.

On track: Barry Hall 'won't lag in fitness'

Magpies' ruck: Jolly happy to share duties

St Kilda's Lovett faces drunk charges

St Kilda footballer Andrew Lovett is facing a police charge of being drunk in a public place after celebrating his birthday.

Forward role: Blues consider Judd up front

Round 1: Crowley on track for comeback

Matt Maguire trains with Carlton

Carlton may throw discarded St Kilda defender Matt Maguire a lifeline after clearing a spot on their list.

Time's up: Blues delist Cameron Cloke

Hot property: Bombers keen on Ball

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Demons sure on one-two, but not on BallMelbourne have informed their two top picks who will get the prized No.1 selection in the AFL national draft, but are still unsure of recruiting Luke Ball. Rees dampens GWS stadium funding hopesNSW Premier Nathan Rees has all but ruled out pouring $45 million of taxpayer money into a stadium for the new Greater Western Sydney AFL side. McPhee a free hit for FremantleFremantle football operations manager Chris Bond has described the imminent arrival of former Bomber Adam McPhee to the AFL club as a "free hit". AFL draft set to recycle talentThis year's national draft looms as the biggest recycler of AFL talent in a decade given the amount of players looking for new homes. Magpies re-sign with LexusLexus has scaled down its sponsorship of AFL club Collingwood in a modified new three-year deal. Lions, Demons to play AFL game in ChinaMelbourne and Brisbane will play an AFL exhibition game in Shanghai next year, the first professional Australian Rules match to be played in China. AFL flag helps Cats to another profitAFL premiers Geelong have capped an outstanding 2009 by announcing an operating profit of more than $650,000. McVeigh critical of McPhee's decisionEssendon veteran Mark McVeigh has hit out at former teammate Adam McPhee by saying there is no room for disloyalty at the AFL club. Longmuir on coaching staff at DockersFormer Fremantle ruckman Justin Longmuir has joined the AFL club's coaching ranks as a ruck and development mentor. McDonald misses national AFL draftJoel McDonald has joined fellow former Brisbane player Daniel Bradshaw in not nominating for the AFL national draft. Kennelly returns to training with SwansTadhg Kennelly is back training with the Sydney Swans and coach Paul Roos is the one who should be dancing a jig. Bomber McPhee quits, tipped to join FreoEssendon have confirmed Adam McPhee will leave the club, with the 2004 AFL All-Australian now expected to join Fremantle through the pre-season draft. Hawks announce $2.7m operating profitHawthorn have offset a disappointing 2009 on the field by announcing a net operating profit of $2.7 million. Saints grand final loss 'a motivation'St Kilda defender Sam Fisher expects this year's grand final defeat to be all the motivation his teammates need going into 2010. Jolly happy to share rucking dutiesCollingwood recruit Darren Jolly believes he can build on his great form of 2009 but his preference would be to share the rucking duties at his new AFL club. Bulldogs determined to bite in 2010After two successive AFL finals flops, the Western Bulldogs are determined to achieve redemption in 2010.