‘What have I done?’ The moment that sparked a player to change after ruck rule overall; Hawthorn to appeal Newcombe ban

by admin | Mar 2, 2026 | Asia

Geelong forward Shannon Neale has revealed he thought he was seriously hurt in a knee-on-knee ruck contest, and says the AFL’s new ruck rules will mean he has to alter the way he goes about his centre-bounce work. Meanwhile, the Hawks will appeal Jai Newcombe’s one-match ban.

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