AFLW star Chloe Molloy declares there’s not a hint of malice or drop of bad blood between her and her old side. But she knows leaving Collingwood was the right choice.
Last season, the Magpies fan favourite flew the nest and headed to Sydney on a five-year-deal – the longest contract in the history of the competition and arguably the biggest trade of the off-season.The Swans landed the 24-year-old club best-and-fairest, two-time All Australian and Rising Star winner during the priority sign and trade period, where the four newest teams to join the competition – Sydney, Essendon, Hawthorn and Port Adelaide – were allowed to sign players without a trade.
It was always going to be a big storyline when the high-profile goalkicker faced Collingwood for the first time. Molloy has had a huge influence on the Swans’ sharp rise. She’s kicked nine goals in eight games and last weekend set a record for score involvements in an AFLW game with 17 – along with three goals, 11 marks and 28 touches – in her side’s 57-point thrashing of the Western Bulldogs.
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Young couple pays $2.2m for dream New York movie-style loft at auctionThe Collingwood apartment came with soaring ceilings and a rooftop terrace, set in a heritage precinct.
Read more »
New data centres mean surging power needsWhy more data centres soak up so much power and water
Read more »
Why I’m not losing sleep over my chronic insomniaIt’s been three decades since I began waking up in the middle of the night, but it’s not all doom, gloom and yawning.
Read more »
Why I’m not losing sleep over my chronic insomniaIt’s been three decades since I began waking up in the middle of the night, but it’s not all doom, gloom and yawning.
Read more »
Why is this 10-year-old song the biggest Australian hit right now?Vance Joy’s Riptide has been the top Australian song on the ARIA charts for much of this year. But its success signals a bigger issue in Australian music.
Read more »