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West Coast have came out from a late-season AFL fall with a great win over Brisbane, although could pay the worth by losing 2 stars for important coming matches.
The 5th positioned Eagles' 28.7 (175) to 12.5 (77) whipping of the Lions at the Patersons Stadium boosted their momentum after huge losses to Adelaide and Sydney.
However the loss of the midfield player Daniel Kerr, who is out from second half with hamstring injury, as well as the report and possible suspension of the Captain Darren Glass for the head-high knock on Lions equal Jonathan Brown which could make a hard run home even tougher

. The Eagles pushed their proportion above that of the fourth-positioned Collingwood and the third- positioned Crows, who both have one more win which giving hope that they might grab a important double chance.

Late Melbourne champ Jim Stynes played 264 games from Demons before helping as their president from 2008 till he dead in March after a long combat with cancer. Beside Stynes' widow Sam, Andrew Demetriou, AFL chief executive declared the new award recently in conjunction by the Reach Foundation, Stynes' youth wellbeing charity.

Demetriou said in a statement that, they are all grateful to Jim Stynes' memory and moreover will forever be stimulated by his role to Australian life which is matched by hardly any in the history of the game.

The first league will observe both clubs boast a wide range of AFL talent, said by Michael O’Loughlin, Sydney Swans premiership hero who dragging on the Avondale Heights to gear for one-match cameo.
Milton Harris, Heights president said that, the 300-gamer which would speak for a short time at pre-match Anzac Day luncheon

Dom Cassisi, skipper and the group decided to revamp the management group, they chose Travis Boak, (plays at Midfielder position) is now the vice captain of the Port Adelaide team. Last season 23 years old, Boak was amongst the members of the management group. However, along with Jay schulz (playing at key forward position), Jackson Trengove

Leading the Magpies against GWS and the Western Bulldogs at Blacktown on Sunday night will be Collingwood’s midfielder, Luke Ball. Ball has recently become a member of an exclusive club of members who have captained 2 AFL clubs.

Luke Ball will be the captain of the team in the absence of Nick Maxwell, regular skipper and Vice Captain

Hamish Hartlett (midfielder position) for Port Adelaide says that this season (2012) could be his breakout season. Hartlett (21) had suffered from hamstring injuries time and again. He was chosen by NAB AFL Draft in 2008 at the number 4 position. Nevertheless, in 2011 after an average of 21 disposals in a match and with his best season behind him, Hamish is full of positive attitude.