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Brad Elborough

  • Sports Journalist and Travel Writer, Freelance
  • Sports Reporter, News Corp
  • Manager Digital Content, Department of Education, Western Australia
Western Australia
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Fremantle vs Gold Coast: Dockers demolish Suns to go 14 in-a-row

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By Brad Elborough
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Gold Coast’s 3.11 return at Optus Stadium on Sunday isn’t its worst ever AFL score, but it’s never kicked a lower total against the Dockers. The Suns didn’t fire a shot against the top ranked Dockers. They never looked like reaching the 5.9 (39), their previous lowest against Fremantle, that they scored in round 2, 2014. The performance was also well short of what they produced at the same venue at the end of the 2025 season. Remember that clash? Fremantle obviously did. Dockers go 14-in-a-row.
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Dons caretaker’s candid reveal after ‘tough week’ as maligned star’s shock switch explained

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By Brad Elborough
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West Coast vs Essendon: Eagles run over Scott-less Bombers to produce big win out West

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By Brad Elborough
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There was no ‘new-coach-bounce’ for Essendon at Optus Stadium on Sunday night. The Bombers suffered a disappointing 30-point loss to West Coast in their first game under new caretaker coach Dean Solomon. The Bombers have been knocked by injury for most of 2026 and struggled to hit the scoreboard consistently in the final two games before parting ways with Brad Scott. Both were factors again on Sunday.
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