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Almanac Literary: Neil Cordy chats to Kelvin Templeton about the experiences which influenced his novel ‘Collision’

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By Neil Cordy
| The Footy Almanac Podcast
The 1970s and 80s were among the most brutal in the history of the game. The John Greening, John Somerville and Geoff Southby incidents were just a few of the decade’s most vicious clashes. As a young star full forward Kelvin Templeton had a front row seat to the carnage and more than his fair share of the aggression directed at him. He survived to tell the tale.
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Jason McCartney: GWS Giants footy manager‘s journey post 2002 Bali bombings

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By Neil Cordy
| CODE Sports Verified
Jason McCartney was thrust into the national spotlight after a horrific terror attack. He found meaning as a backroom staffer on a transformative footy journey unlike any other, writes NEIL CORDY. Jason McCartney became a national hero after the 2002 Bali bombings, but it also triggered an identity crisis that bubbled along until he found his true calling in the AFL.
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Damien Hardwick’s coach signing at Gold Coast Suns new dawn for AFL in Queensland

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By Neil Cordy
| CODE Sports Verified
The AFL’s two most recent start-ups adopted two very different strategies. Gold Coast signed the best player in the league and tried to build a team around him. Greater Western Sydney, meanwhile, assembled a crack team of kids and placed them under a veteran coach. The $200 million ploughed into the Suns has yet to produce a single finals appearance after 13 years, whereas the Giants became a finals force in their fifth season, albeit while falling short of attaining the ultimate prize.
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