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Demons' chief has faith in future, club

Melbourne president Jim Stynes (R) with coach Dean Bailey. (GSP)

Melbourne president Jim Stynes has compared his cancer battle to the AFL club, saying he has great faith about the future of both.

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Blues expect Tigers to come out swinging

Carlton coach Brett Ratten has warned his team to brace for an ultra-aggressive Richmond when the two clubs clash in Thursday's season-opener.

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New-look Tigers set for 'transformation'

Richmond coach Damien Hardwick plans to hand AFL debuts to at least three Tigers against Carlton.

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We won't be second to World Cup: AFL CEO

Chief executive Andrew Demetriou has warned that AFL will not take a back step if Australia hosts the World Cup.

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AFL chairman Mike Fitzpatrick says CEO Andrew Demetriou deserves the $1.8 million he earned last year.

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