News about Taylor Adams

Brodie Grundy, a Sydney recruit, has had a big part in a first-up victory over his former team, leading the Swans to a dramatic 22-point victory over Melbourne in the AFL season opener. Grundy was embroiled in an exciting ruck battle with ex-teammate Max Gawn as Sydney piled on four straight goals at the start of the final term, beating 9.10 (64) in front of 4,012 fans at a sold-out SCG on Thursday night. However, it could have gone horribly wrong for the ruckman, who suffered with a bizarre injury that nearly ended his career.

The 33-year-old Collingwood veteran appeared in the Magpies' narrow grand final victory last year - and now has even more memories to cherish following his and wife Alisha's second child's birth. Sidebottom (pictured above, with Alisha and their daughter Matilda), right with his newborn boy, had earlier disclosed his wife's health problems long before she gave birth.

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Taylor Adams has explained why he left premiers Collingwood to join the Sydney Swans (pictured right) ahead of the 2024 season. It comes after the 30-year-old skipped the grand final due to a hamstring injury.

On Wednesday, Jack Ginnivan was traded to Hawthorn, just two days after fellow small forward Lachie Schultz joined premiership winners Collingwood from Fremantle. Schultz' unexpected interest in a move to Collingwood last week ignited skepticism about Ginnivan's future.

Premiers Collingwood have one eye on returning to 2024, but Trey Ruscoe (pictured right) will not be a Magpie. After only 18 games in four seasons, the defender (left) has been released by the club.

Craig McRae, the Collingwood coach, has revealed why he will not wear his premiership medal and has rebuffled calls for the award to players from the winning team's roster who did not appear on grand final day. Since the Magpies' thumping victory over the Brisbane Lions last Saturday about how players who did not come out should be honored, a debate has erupted.

Taylor Adams (pictured left), a Collingwood vice captain, was robbed of an AFL Grand Final appearance at the MCG on Saturday, and it could be the same tragic result for Brisbane defender Jack Payne (right). A new discussion has been ignited regarding the AFL's premiership medal policy following the sad event.

Taylor Adams of Collingwood is engaged to Ellie Thornycroft, a pediatric speech pathologist. According to the Herald Sun, the 29-year-old midfielder proposed to his beautiful fiancée in Daylesford, rural Victoria, over the weekend. Since 2017, the couple have been married for more than a decade, and she often accompanys him to red carpet functions, including the Brownlow Medal.

According to Collingwood's Taylor Adams, the playing cohort must take better care of each other after an opening round littered with questionable conduct. And Carlton coach Michael Voss believes the increase was 'well and truly done' after the AFL tribunal and ongoing scrutiny. Shane McAdam of Adelaide was suspended for three weeks, presumably for a shot on GWS youngster Jacob Wehr, and Melbourne's livewire Kozzie Pickett was suspended for two weeks for a big hit on Western Bulldogs superstar Bailey Smith.

It's AFL's night of nights. However, the Brownlow Medal is just as much about style as it is about the prestigious award number, with the wives and girlfriends of the players stealing the show on the red carpet. The WAGs will be in the spotlight on Sunday when they take over Crown Casino in Melbourne. The event is traditionally held on a Monday, but it was not altered not to clash with Queen Elizabeth's funeral.

In heartwarming scenes, a young fan who hugged Taylor Adams and held his hand after a horrific injury ended his season has been reunited with the Collingwood actor. Isabella and her family were given a tour of the club on Thursday and asked Adams to help her regained their spirits after losing to Geelong last Saturday.

Jack Ginnivan (inset right) of the Magpies is rarely out of the news, and he's made headlines yet again after an ugly, alleged chicken wing assault on Patrick Dangerfield (inset right) in Collingwood's loss to Geelong on Saturday. Dangerfield was described as 'furious' after Ginnivan tried to pull his arm back while the Cats star was pinned on the ground.

Taylor Adams, a Collingwood midfielder, had a rough night with his squad and season ended with a horrific groin injury, but a joyous moment with a fan (inset) as he left the MCG lifted his spirits and she has taken to Twitter to thank her.

On Sunday, a tumultuous Taylor Adams took to social media to chastize Sydney Swans fans who booed Jack Ginnivan, who was on the big screen at the SCG. His defiance has divided supporters, with some referring to Collingwood hypocrites after Swans champion Adam Goodes was booed.