The 2024 AFL All-Australian squad is here, but who’s missing from the blazers? Discover the stunning inclusions and hilarious snubs!
Australia's football fanatics are buzzing as the AFL announces the much-anticipated 2024 All-Australian squad. Featuring an impressive roster of 44 players, the squad highlights some of the league's biggest stars. Geelong's very own Jeremy Cameron, Max Holmes, and Tyson Stengle have made the cut, recognized for their outstanding performances throughout the season. Four Blues—Patrick Cripps, Charlie Curnow, Harry McKay, and Jacob Weitering—have also secured their place in this elite circle, demonstrating the Blues' resurgence in style.
However, with every selection, there are bound to be a few notable snubs! Fans are puzzled, and some are even calling for a lawn bowls competition to settle the score. Where are the likes of players who’ve lit up the field but didn’t get a nod this time? We can only imagine them practicing their lawn bowling technique, trying to understand how they went from footy superstars to ‘who-even-are-they?’ in just a few hours. Both humorous and frustrating, the anticipation of watching who made it may just rival the excitement of game day itself!
The spotlight also shines brightly on the Kangaroos with Harry Sheezel and Tristan Xerri joining the All-Australian squad for their first major recognition. It’s been a monumental season for North Melbourne, proving that if you work hard and impress the selectors, a blazer could soon be part of your wardrobe. Speaking of impressive, Fremantle has put forward five hopefuls this year: Andrew Brayshaw, Jordan Clark, Luke Ryan, Caleb Serong, and Hayden Young, making a strong case for the Dockers’ growing influence in AFL.
On top of that, three stars from the GIANTS— Jessie Hogan, Brent Daniels, and Lachie Whitfield—are set to make a splash, two of them being first-timers in this coveted lineup! As the chatter continues, everyone is speculating whether some behind-the-scenes politicking at the AFL might've been at play. Regardless of the snubs and surprises, it’s clear this squad demonstrates fierce contenders with incredible individual talent.
Did you know? The All-Australian team has been recognizing exceptional players since 1982, and this year’s squad could see even stronger rivalries develop next season! Moreover, the selections aren’t just a celebration of talent on the pitch; they also showcase the spirit of teamwork essential for AFL among not just the players, but also their devoted fans!
While 44 of the league's best players have earned consideration for a blazer on Thursday night, plenty of super-talented stars have missed out - some of them ...
Jeremy Cameron, Max Holmes and Tyson Stengle have all been named in the squad, with the three Geelong stars recognised for their terrific home and away seasons.
Patrick Cripps, Charlie Curnow, Harry McKay and Jacob Weitering have been named in the All-Australian squad.
THE AFL wishes to advise the All-Australian selection panel has confirmed the squad of 44 players that is in contention for selection for the 2024 AFL ...
Sam Collins and Noah Anderson have both been recognised for their outstanding individual seasons by earning selection in the 2024 All Australian squad.
Five Fremantle players are in the running for All Australian honours in 2024, with Andrew Brayshaw, Jordan Clark, Luke Ryan, Caleb Serong, and Hayden Young ...
Three GIANTS stars- including two first-timers- have been recognised for their stellar individual seasons, with Jesse Hogan, Brent Daniels and Lachie ...
North Melbourne stars Harry Sheezel and Tristan Xerri are in contention for their first All-Australian blazers.
The Dockers are represented by first-time nominees Jordan Clark and Hayden Young alongside previous All-Australians Luke Ryan, Caleb Serong and Andrew Brayshaw.
Captain Zach Merrett has been recognised for his standout season by earning a spot in the 2024 All-Australian squad. The 28-year-old is gunning for his ...
Brisbane, who finished fifth, and Fremantle, who didn't even make the top eight, lead the way with five players each inside the squad which will be narrowed ...