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Season 2003 – Any fan of Aussie Rules footie should seriously consider this in their collection. Biffs, bumps and brawlers the best and worst of AFL players over the years ranging from some of the great marks and goals, to some of the biggest hits, worst injuries and players notorious for inflicting pain on their opponents. One of those sports collections every fan should enjoy.

AFL finally comes to next-gen consoles with the debut of AFL Live on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Feel the full force of high intensity Aussie Rules action with bone-crunching hits, high-flying acrobatics and heart-stopping plays of the favourite Australian sporting past time.

Take your favourite team to the premiership or create a team and bring your own legend to life.

Since its first tottering steps in 1995 Fremantle has slowly but surely developed into one of the most exciting and competitive teams in the AFL. Here for the first time are the great players, the great moments, the marks, goals and hits. The rivalry with the Eagles, the historic wins and the magical moments. This is Fremantle Wall to Wall. The heroes who paved the way… Shane Parker, Shaun McManus, Ben Allen… through to Pavlich, Hasleby, Medhurst and Bell. The goalkickers… Tony Modra, Clive Waterhouse, John Hutton. The aerialists and the hard men. Relive the great moments in the evolution of this proud football club. This is Fremantle- unashamedly Dockers from start to finish. Fremantle Wall to Wall.

We have scoured the archives to find the funniest moments, the bloopers and the blunders that set AFL footy apart from the rest. Hosted by Sam Kekovich and narrated by Sandy Roberts this is footy at its light hearted best. The fans, the players and the commentators as they would rather not be seen.

The inside story of the AFL draft, looking at all aspects – scientific and instinctive – of identifying whether a boy has the talent and mental toughness to be an elite footballer and whether he fits a club’s requirements. It’s do-or-die for the boys, and crunch time for the coaches and recruiters.

Matt Price, senior journalist with The Australian, has written an hilarious account of his passionate following of the fortunes of his favourite sporting team. In Matt’s case, that team is the underachieving Fremantle Dockers in the AFL, but his story could apply to any team, anywhere.