Western Bulldogs

Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks has hailed his team's growth after they stunned 2021 grand finalists the Western Bulldogs in a one-point AFL thriller in ...

"They were very good, we felt like they strangled us, didn't let us play with any fluency," Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge said. You enjoy watching a group be challenged and then step up. "It'd be up there," Nicks said.

Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge has opened up on a “traumatic week” at the club including two tragic family deaths in the lead into Saturday's ...

“It has been a really traumatic week for the families, and obviously your football club is like a second home, a second family, and everyone feels that and is really emotional around what is happening with Mitch and Emily and their families. “It has been a challenging week for the group, for the club,” Beveridge told reporters post-match. Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge has opened up on a “traumatic week” at the club including two tragic family deaths in the lead into Saturday’s one-point loss to Adelaide in Ballarat.

Last year's Grand Finalists have struggled to string together consistent performances, and are also battling a lengthy injury list, with the likes of Josh Bruce ...

"We've just got to stay positive, we have some challenges on our hands in various shapes and forms. "Where our problem had been completing plays and kicking goals, that obviously happened early in the game, but this afternoon we just didn't create enough opportunities, and our forwards were soundly beaten. "We felt like they strangled us, didn't let us play with any fluency, and in the end, a point is gut-wrenching, but they deserve the win, the way they played, and obviously our guys are really disappointed.

Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge has opened up on a week he called 'traumatic' for his players after their match.

"It has been a really traumatic week for the families, and obviously your football club is like a second home, a second family, and everyone feels that and is really emotional around what is happening with Mitch and (Wallis' wife) Emily and their families. "It has been a challenging week for the group, for the club," Beveridge said after the match. Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge has opened up on a traumatic week the club endured in the lead-up to its loss to Adelaide.

Port Adelaide will see the visit of a battling West Coast team as a fantastic opportunity to get off the mark in 2022. Follow our live AFL ScoreCentre for ...

Walker slotted the first goal of the final term, and the 500th of his career, to put Adelaide in the box seat. A remarkable Josh Schache snap cut the Crows' lead to three points and gave the Bulldogs a sniff at the final change. Earlier the Crows dug deep to upset the Western Bulldogs by a point in Ballarat, while the Dockers host the Blues tonight

Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks has hailed his team's growth after they stunned 2021 grand finalists the Western Bulldogs in a one-point AFL thriller in ...

"They were very good, we felt like they strangled us, didn't let us play with any fluency," Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge said. You enjoy watching a group be challenged and then step up. "It'd be up there," Nicks said.

Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge has revealed his side was hit with tragic news heading into their clash against Adelaide in Ballarat.

As such, the Bulldogs will be looking to put this week behind them and secure their third win against the struggling Bombers at Marvel Stadium next Sunday. Adding to the distressing times this week at the club, vice-captain Lachie Hunter has stepped away indefinitely for personal reasons. "It has been a really traumatic week for the families, and obviously your football club is like a second home, a second family, and everyone feels that and is really emotional around what is happening with Mitch and (Wallis' wife) Emily and their families.