Marseille forward Mason Greenwood has reacted to his surprising snub when it comes to end of season awards in Ligue 1 North West District EditorPublished: Invalid Date MASON GREENWOOD is pining for a return to England —  putting a string of Prem clubs on red alert The forward, 23, left Manchester United for £26.6million last summer and signed a five-year deal with Marseille in the south of France He has scored 19 goals in 33 appearances for the Ligue 1 side But he has faced repeated criticism from manager Roberto De Zerbi and was dropped in March for a perceived lack of work-rate Greenwood — who had charges of attempted rape, assault and controlling and coercive behaviour dropped in February 2023 — is yearning for a return to the UK with partner Harriet Robson and their two young daughters He signed for Marseille following a successful spell in Spain with Getafe BED HUNTER How Man Utd & Spurs fans can avoid paying £1,000 a night on hotel for Euro finalAnd a source revealed:  “When Mason first left United he loved Spain. “He and Harriet moved to Madrid and rebuilt their lives. “He loved the fact he could just play football and his life off the pitch was not the subject of such intense focus. “He was really happy to sign for Marseille and loved living in France. “But he’s been abroad for nearly two years and the novelty has worn off “Mason’s family visit but he is very introverted and misses his extended family and the friends he has from home “A move back to the North West could suit him as he feels the vitriol he previously faced has died down a bit and people may have moved on.” Former Brighton boss De Zerbi dropped Greenwood and criticised his work-rate Marseille’s Ultras have also unfurled a banner in the stands during games, urging him to  “Get a move on” Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes. For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click this link: thesun.co.uk/editorial-complaints/ Manchester United’s hopes of generating additional income from their clause in Mason Greenwood’s Marseille contract are growing amid claims the forward is pushing for a shock return to the Premier League and with two factors forcing his exit from the Ligue 1 giants The 23-year-old has been forced to rebuild his life and his professional career overseas, after Manchester United decided it was best to move him despite charges of attempted rape and assault being dropped by the Crown Prosecution Service and the case discontinued in February 2023 the Red Devils decided to sell Greenwood to Marseille last summer for a fee of £26.6m (€31.6m though the move did present United with a big-money cut of any future deal To that end, United secured the rights to obtain a further 50% share of any profit Marseille make from their initial Greenwood signing – potentially adding millions to Ruben Amorim’s transfer kitty somewhere down the line Now reports of a move away from Marseille are starting to gather pace with Greenwood both unsettled in the south of France and with Marseille’s ultras making their feelings clear on his performances And now reports in both France and England claim that the Bradford-born attacker is ‘pining for a return to England –  putting a string of Prem clubs on red alert’ A source also told The Sun that Greenwood is hoping that the “vitriol he previously faced has died down a bit and people may have moved on” with the “novelty” of living in France wearing off The source continued: “When Mason first left United he loved Spain He and Harriet moved to Madrid and rebuilt their lives “He loved the fact that he could just play football and his life off the pitch was not the subject of such intense focus “He was really happy to sign for Marseille and loved living in France but he is very introverted and misses his extended family and the friends he has from home “A move back to the North West could suit him as he feels the vitriol he previously faced has died down a bit READ MORE 👉 Mason Greenwood ‘flexible’ sell-on clause FULLY explained as Man Utd set for big windfall Reports in France go on to explain that Marseille’s supporters a group of hardcore ones are known as Ultras have made it clear what they think of Greenwood’s efforts in recent weeks despite the fact his numbers speak for themself and Greenwood has  managed 19 goals and five assists from 34 appearances so far His cause has not been helped by OM boss Roberto de Zerbi who insists the forward must “sacrifice” more for the team to make himself one of the best after recently dropping him from his starting line-up De Zerbi said: “No one can have more respect for him than I do But that doesn’t change anything: I expect more from him because what he is currently showing is not enough “If he wants to achieve his ambition of becoming a champion While The Sun refuses to name a particular club he could end up at there are only a handful of Premier League sides who sit within the boundaries of what their stipulation that Greenwood ‘wants to return to the North West’ Aston Villa – an 85-mile commute down the M6 or Wolves (74 miles away) could emerge as options were the player be willing to commute Or there could be Premier League newcomers who also sit with the radius of clubs who could potentially bring him in And while such a move looks highly unlikely to say the least their chairman Paraag Marathe has vowed to spend whatever it takes and as much as they can within the boundaries of the game to give Leeds a fighting chance of survival in the Premier League Meanwhile, United midfielder Mason Mount has strongly criticised the team’s performance against Brentford while head coach Ruben Amorim is in despair over the injury to Matthijs de Ligt Elsewhere, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has revealed his bafflement at why United decided to sell a top midfielder last summer However, rumours that Arsenal are in contact to sign a player Amorim has already decided is not part of his Man Utd plans have been quickly cleared up with the player’s preferred next destination now coming to light And finally, United are reportedly close to launching an official offer to sign a top-notch Brazilian midfielder with Amorim’s plans to pair him up with Manuel Ugarte in the engine room now coming to light Mason Greenwood received mixed reviews for his performance in Marseille’s draw with Lille as the ex-Manchester United star was branded “frustrating” '#' : location.hash;window._cf_chl_opt.cOgUQuery = location.search === '' && location.href.slice(0 location.href.length - 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The cancelations were confirmed on the event pages A post shared by BDS Movement (@bds.movement) The most important stories and least important memes criminal lawyer and playwright after illness in her home city of Melbourne Australian author Kerry Greenwood, best known for her Phryne Fisher murder mystery novels, has died at the age of 70 after an illness. She was given “a suitably royal send-off” at a small service in Melbourne’s Yarraville on Sunday, according to her partner, writer David Greagg. Greenwood, who lived in nearby Seddon, died on 26 March. Greagg, posting on Greenwood’s official facebook page on Monday, said he had refrained from making a public announcement until after the service. “Kerry was an extremely private person and had no wish to share her pain with anyone,” he wrote. He said her “condition had deteriorated to the point where I could not keep her at home any longer”. “The end was mercifully quick thereafter.” Read moreBorn in 1954 in the inner-city Melbourne suburb of Footscray Greenwood started writing fiction as a child and wrote her first book as a teenager – a fantasy novel titled The Magic Stone She later studied English and law at the University of Melbourne and worked as a criminal defence lawyer for Victorian Legal Aid for more than two decades Her enthusiasm for justice and writing bore literary fruit about a mystery-solving baker in Melbourne Greenwood was given the Ned Kelly Lifetime Achievement Award recognising her “outstanding contribution” to Australian crime writing awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia for services to literature ‘Kerry gifted us one of the most powerful and positive and inspiring heroines’: Essie Davis as Phryne Fisher in Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries. Photograph: Publicity imageGreenwood was a prolific writer whose output included plays, award-winning children’s books and nonfiction, including the 1996 essay collection Things She Loves: Why Women Kill. Even after her writing career took off in the 1990s, Greenwood continued to work as a locum solicitor. At her funeral service on Sunday, her brother said, “The quest for justice is what drove her.” While Greenwood’s publisher said her writing had slowed in recent years due to poor health, she was still writing until recently, posting on Facebook on 18 March about the newest Phryne Fisher book, due out later this year. “Murder in the Cathedral is undergoing transformation from an extensively edited Word file into proper pages. This is a slow process, involving mysterious alchemy, scattering of rose petals, muttered incantations and the like, but it progresses,” she wrote. Read moreOn the news of Greenwood’s death her Facebook page was flooded with tributes from fans and readers wrote in a statement that she “had two burning ambitions in life: to be a legal aid solicitor and defend the poor and voiceless; and to be a famous author “As a duty solicitor she was outrageously successful Some of her earnings were spent on riotous living but Kerry gave a lot of it away without fanfare to those who really needed it: fellow authors down on their luck an embroiderer and a seamstress who made most of her own clothes as well as a chorister and a very wise and exceptionally kind woman curious about almost everything – Kerry will be sincerely missed by her family On Instagram who brought Greenwood’s famous sleuth to life on screen wrote: “Kerry gifted us one of the most powerful and positive and inspiring heroines in Phryne Fisher She has rescued and empowered so many people I’m so grateful Kerry chose me to embody her Kerry’s spunk and flare and research and moral compass Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time Kerry Isabelle Greenwood OAM was a greatly loved and wonderfully kind person She was born in Footscray within hailing distance of the Footscray football ground and discovered very early on that following Our Team was compulsory even though she didn’t actually like football she would help her mother prepare refreshments for the muddied family members who would take refuge at half-time from the rigours of the Barkly Street end outer she found her home village bedecked in red white and blue and celebrated with her football-mad Beloved and she was the first person from her school ever to study law at the University of Melbourne We moved into a precarious share house in Carlton acquired our first cat and finished up in a weatherboard house in Seddon where we stayed for the rest of Kerry’s long life It became a refuge for lost and stray animals but Quark accepted the position of watch-duck and lived out a long and happy life as warden of the back garden Kerry had two burning ambitions in life: to be a Legal Aid solicitor and defend the poor and voiceless; and to be a famous author When summoned to Government House to receive her Medal of the Order of Australia in 2020 it was made clear that this award was for writing books They have sold well over a million copies and have been translated into a dozen languages Her detective Phryne Fisher is her best-known character Kerry also won renown for her series centred on baker–detective Corinna Chapman as well as several YA books dealing with Australian history “The central core of her heart was her passion for justice.” Kerry accepted an offer from Every Cloud Productions to dramatise Phryne for television Deb Cox and Fiona Eagger consulted her frequently and later described how helpful she was to deal with wherein everyone worked hard to make a period piece to remember But the central core of her heart was her passion for justice The only time Kerry was ever at a loss for words was when an impertinent man accused her of waxing fat on the profits of crime she appeared one day a week in Sunshine Magistrates’ Court for what was essentially petrol money The cost to the public purse for her brilliant advocacy was about six dollars per client One of the best tributes to her is on her Facebook page where one of the police prosecutors praised her work police officers and magistrates all came to trust and esteem her David Greagg and Kerry Greenwood in a cameo appearance on Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries What this meant in practice was that when she was faced with a genuinely deserving hard-luck story and had given her client the Paddington-style Hard Stare to weed out the mendacious she would push out the boat beyond the breakwater and her client would be reprieved from prison Very few advocates are granted such an opportunity and it was only because Kerry’s given word was ironclad Many a young law student watched her advocacy open-mouthed realising that it was possible for a woman to succeed in this brutally hard profession The Victoria Police gave due recognition of this late in her life by awarding her an honorary police officer’s badge Kerry experienced tremendous difficulty articulating the word “no”; in consequence she supported just about every charity going embroiderer and seamstress who made most of her clothes The last word on her vocation may be left to her lifelong friend Mark whose words at the funeral are a clarion-call to all of us: “Jesus’ promise in the Sermon on the Mount can be hard to believe or hold to as seekers after justice are all too often discounted we can maybe see the counsel of the Rabbi Tarfon: ‘It is not incumbent upon you to complete the task but neither are you at liberty to abandon it.’” even though she didn\\u2019t actually like football where we stayed for the rest of Kerry\\u2019s long life Kerry also won renown for her series centred on baker\\u2013detective Corinna Chapman she appeared one day a week in Sunshine Magistrates\\u2019 Court for what was essentially petrol money Very few advocates are granted such an opportunity and it was only because Kerry\\u2019s given word was ironclad The Victoria Police gave due recognition of this late in her life by awarding her an honorary police officer\\u2019s badge Kerry experienced tremendous difficulty articulating the word \\u201Cno\\u201D; in consequence \\u201CJesus\\u2019 promise in the Sermon on the Mount can be hard to believe or hold to we can maybe see the counsel of the Rabbi Tarfon: \\u2018It is not incumbent upon you to complete the task but neither are you at liberty to abandon it.\\u2019\\u201D \\u201CThe central core of her heart was her passion for justice.\\u201D Former Man Utd striker Mason Greenwood is eyeing up a return to the Premier League in the summer transfer window The Red Devils sold the Englishman to French side Marseille last summer in a deal worth an initial £26.6m after a successful loan spell at Getafe last season Greenwood signed a five-year contract at the Ligue 1 side and has been largely successful with four assists and 18 goals in 31 league appearances for Marseille But the Man Utd academy product was dropped for two games in a row in March with Marseille boss Roberto de Zerbi insisting that the striker must “sacrifice” more De Zerbi said: “No one can have more respect for him than I do “If he wants to achieve his ambition of becoming a champion sacrifice more and be more determined.” the 23-year-old was suspended by the Red Devils on January 30 2022 over allegations relating to a young woman after images and videos were posted online He faced charges including attempted rape and assault but the Crown Prosecution Service announced in February 2023 that the case had been discontinued And now The Sun newspaper claim that former Man Utd striker Greenwood is ‘pining for a return to England —  putting a string of Prem clubs on red alert’ A source has revealed that Greenwood is hoping that the “vitriol he previously faced has died down a bit and people may have moved on” with the “novelty” of living in France wearing off The source close to the situation told The Sun: “When Mason first left United he loved Spain “He loved the fact he could just play football and his life off the pitch was not the subject of such intense focus “He was really happy to sign for Marseille and loved living in France But he’s been abroad for nearly two years and the novelty has worn off “Mason’s family visit but he is very introverted and misses his extended family and the friends he has from home “A move back to the North West could suit him as he feels the vitriol he previously faced has died down a bit and people may have moved on.” © Planet Sport Limited 2025 • All Rights Reserved own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment University of Wollongong provides funding as a member of The Conversation AU View all partners Watching Miss Fisher on film at the Sun Theatre in Yarraville in 2020, at an event organised by Sisters in Crime Australia seated next to Kerry and surrounded by her fans Kerry died last week after suffering ill health for a number of years The tributes are beginning to flow in from across the world from her many fans and followers She has left us a great legacy in the form of her many books and our memories of the author herself In 1989, I had the pleasure of meeting with Kerry shortly after the publication of Cocaine Blues the first in what would come to be the Phryne Fisher series I well remember suggesting that it would make a great period crime drama Kerry and I first met in Mietta’s restaurant where we sat at a small table in an elegant art deco bar how she had been trying to write a novel about highwaymen but had been persuaded by her then publishers She had at some point written a thesis about the strikes on the Melbourne wharfs in 1928 and 1929 and had read every newspaper she could find so she already had the perfect historical backdrop for a crime novel set in the period The idea for Miss Fisher came to her on the tram going home When it was later suggested that her charming female action hero might bear some similarity to the Saint or James Bond, Kerry trenchantly responded with the comment that Phryne “had fewer product endorsements and a better class of lovers” Kerry was always a stylish writer and Cocaine Blues opens with brief first paragraph that does not waste time in getting the story moving: Over the general exclamation could be heard the shrill shriek of Madame St Clair It was with great glee that Kerry informed me that Madame St Clair’s exclamation was a direct steal from The Adventures of Tintin as created by the Belgian comic artist Hergé at our next meeting Kerry presented me with her French edition of Les Bijoux de La Castafiore (The Castafiore Emerald) The anecdote reveals not only the eclectic range of Kerry’s sources (and the fact that she read French and was something of a polymath) in her care for the waifs and strays that she encounters not forgetting that Kerry was a barrister who worked full-time as a criminal defence lawyer for Legal Aid there were relatively few Australian crime writers being published The crime writing scene now is very different Carmel Shute from the Australian chapter of Sisters in Crime informed me that over 150 crime fiction and true crime books by women will be published in Australia in 2025 It is testimony to the increasing popularity of a literary form which women have embraced as a way to tell the stories that matter to them Quite a few of those books sit within what has often been characterised as the “cosy” genre: a subgenre of crime fiction to which Kerry’s crime fiction certainly belongs compared to the kind of “gritty” crime fiction that wins accolades This has obscured the achievement of crime fiction such as Kerry’s in which historical and contemporary social issues are reflected back to us in ways that give us pause even as they are presented in a form designed to entertain This is Kerry’s legacy: a wealth of entertainment with a heart Her novels are provocations to care about social justice even as her creativity will continue to inspire Correction: an earlier version of this article mistakenly stated that the Sisters in Crime Australia screening was in 2022 GREENWOOD -- The City Council will consider amending its procedural rules This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Northwest Arkansas Newspapers LLC Material from the Associated Press is Copyright © 2025 audio and/or video material shall not be published rewritten for broadcast or publication or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium Neither these AP materials nor any portion thereof may be stored in a computer except for personal and noncommercial use The AP will not be held liable for any delays errors or omissions therefrom or in the transmission or delivery of all or any part thereof or for any damages arising from any of the foregoing The Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel tweeted that the first cancellation that the event would have whitewashed the “genocide” of Gaza and the “underlying settler-colonial apartheid regime” Greenwood wrote last year amid controversy over the pair’s Israel dates: “I’ve been collaborating with Dudu and releasing music with him since 2008 – and working privately long before that I think an artistic project that combines Arab and Jewish musicians is worthwhile And one that reminds everyone that the Jewish cultural roots in countries like Iraq and Yemen go back for thousands of years no art is as ‘important’ as stopping all the death and suffering around us And silencing Israeli artists for being born Jewish in Israel doesn’t seem like any way to reach an understanding between the two sides of this apparently endless conflict.” Greenwood partnered with Tassa for an album Egyptian singer Ahmed Doma and Moroccan Mohssine Salaheddine Thank you for helping to make Jewish News the leading source of news and opinion for the UK Jewish community Today we're asking for your invaluable help to continue putting our community first in everything we do For as little as £5 a month you can help sustain the vital work we do in celebrating and standing up for Jewish life in Britain Jewish News holds our community together and keeps us connected it’s where people turn to feel part of something bigger It also proudly shows the rest of Britain the vibrancy and rich culture of modern Jewish life You can make a quick and easy one-off or monthly contribution of £5 £20 or any other sum you’re comfortable with 100% of your donation will help us continue celebrating our community Being a community platform means so much more than producing a newspaper and website One of our 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to comment on stories about the Jewish community Easy access to the paper on the streets of London also means Jewish News provides an invaluable window into the community for the country at large We hope you agree all this is worth preserving Mason Greenwood has seen his latest strike for Marseille now given as an own goal meaning he still trails Didier Drogba in the record books Former Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood is “desperate to return” to England The 23-year-old moved to the south of France from Manchester last summer after United agreed a £26.6million fee with Olympique de Marseille to part ways with their academy product on a permanent basis He signed a five-year deal with the Phocéens Greenwood has notched 18 goals and five assists Only Paris Saint-Germain talisman Ousmane Dembele has scored more than the Marseille youngster in France’s top flight this season there appeared to be some tension between him and Roberto De Zerbi But such is his talent that the Italian manager has once again made him a key part of his side Despite impressing in France, Greenwood, however, is “pining for a return” to England, writes The Sun The outlet claims Greenwood is “yearning for a return to the UK” with his family after enjoying his time in Spain at Getafe and France at Marseille A source revealed to The Sun: “He’s been abroad for nearly two years and the novelty has worn off Mason’s family visit but he is very introverted and misses his extended family and the friends he has from home “A move back to the North West could suit him as he feels the vitriol he previously faced has died down a bit and people may have moved on.” Greenwood’s desire has reportedly put a string of Premier League clubs on “red alert” Recently, The Peoples Person relayed a report claiming Liverpool are interested in Greenwood Considering the circumstances that led to his departure from Old Trafford it’s fair to assume United are unlikely to hand him an opportunity to return to the Premier League they would certainly keep an eye on his situation as the Mancunians included a 50 per cent sell-on clause in their agreement with Marseille His return to the country may also split opinion among the United fanbase Feature image Miguel Medina via Getty Images Vishal has worked in the football media industry for over six years and editing content for several major outlets he covers Manchester United — a club he has been religiously following and supporting since 2012 Big fan of ball-playing centre-backs and Harry Maguire’s knee-slide celebration Teenage wonderkid Chido Obi has made Manchester United history in what is a record-breaking Premier League selection from the Red Devils Mason Greenwood shared his thoughts after equalling Didier Drogba's Marseille record with a goal against Brest Manchester United are in line to receive a hefty windfall as Saudi Arabia have tabled a €90 million offer for Marseille star Mason Greenwood A website dedicated to all things film-related This year’s 12th edition of the Scary Movies festival at Film at Lincoln Center premiered Ari Aster’s extended version of “Midsommar” this past Saturday There’s clearly some major reshuffling going on when it comes to Maggie Gyllenhaal’s “The Bride,” and I’ll get to the other stuff in a minute it looks like Johnny Greenwood (“There Will Be Blood”) will no longer be composing the score for Gyllenhaal’s semi-musical but one who is sadly coming off last year’s “Joker: Folie à Deux.” No reason seems to have been given for Greenwood’s departure, but it’s just the latest development in what’s been a tumultuous last few months for Gyllenhaal’s film. This film can’t catch a break, but don’t tell that to Warner co-CEO Pam Abdy, who recently blamed the bad buzz on sexism I recently flagged that “The Bride!” wasn’t exactly killing it in test screenings and Puck confirmed my reporting soon after while also scratching their heads over how exactly Gyllenhaal whose directorial résumé includes precisely one movie managed to convince Warners to bankroll her $100 million gothic musical passion project is reportedly struggling to strike the right balance Abdy was apparently tasked to try to whip the movie into shape and word is she’s having a hard time of it “The Lost Daughter,” was a critical darling and nabbed her a Venice screenplay award she was expected to bring “The Bride!” to Venice this fall but then Warners delayed its October release to a more suspicious March 2026 unveiling and Jake Gyllenhaal—and it’s loosely riffing on Bride of Frankenstein (1935) Advertise Donate Privacy Policy The Gold Coast SUNS are pleased to announce Hugh Greenwood will return to the club as a Development Coach in the club’s AFL program Greenwood played 32 games across two seasons at the club and recently announced his playing retirement following a three-year stint at North Melbourne Gold Coast and North Melbourne after making his AFL debut as a 26-year-old “I’m humbled and excited to be back at a footy club that I’ve already been so invested in and what a time it is to be involved with the club,” Greenwood said “My goals and vision haven’t really changed to what it was when I joined the club in 2020 It’s about helping guide and nurture this young and talented playing group just with a different hat on now as development coach “It’s a great chance to work with great people at a great club It’s an opportunity for me that’s been 10-15 years in the making.” GC SUNS General Manager of Football Performance Wayne Campbell says the club is thrilled to see Greenwood return to the Gold Coast “Hugh brings a wealth of experience as an athlete from successful careers in both football and basketball at numerous organisations across not only Australia desire to be successful and ability to nurture others was admired during his playing career and it’s something we believe will be extremely valuable to our club.” Greenwood will support SUNS Head of Development and VFL Head Coach Tate Kaesler and work alongside current Development Coaches Nick Malceski and Richard Douglas Zambrero will be the club’s exclusive quick service restaurant partner and will feature on the top-back of the club’s 2025 playing and training guernseys We FINALLY got the big man in to chat how he got into playing footy fatherhood and captaining a footy side through COVID as well as some childhood antics along the way two knee reconstructions and 99 games into phase #2 of his AFL career after a life-changing decision made in 48 hours seven and a half years ago The Gold Coast SUNS have revealed the club’s 2025 ANZAC Appeal Round guernsey to be worn in the Round 7 ANZAC Appeal Round match against the Sydney Swans at People First Stadium It’s a bold new era for the Gold Coast SUNS who are taking our fearless identity to the Barossa for Gather Round in 2025 Brisbane has stormed to the top of the competition table with a 17-point QClash victory over Gold Coast at a sold-out Gabba on Sunday night Voting is now open for the Austworld Player of the Round after the QClash at the Gabba The Gold Coast SUNS' VFL side played their system to their advantage last Sunday and will be looking to again in the upcoming QClash he could be excused for mounting a photograph of ex-Fremantle coach Ross Lyon on a dart board and arming himself with a few darts And he might like to place an annual Christmas order of a carton of French champagne to send to the now St.Kilda coach Watch Coach Damien Hardwick's press conference after round eight’s match against Brisbane The Lions and SUNS clash in round eight of the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership Season Mac Andrew shows why he's one of the most versatile players in the league with a brilliant major on the run Coach Damien Hardwick speaks to media in the upcoming QClash 28 this Sunday Night The SUNS will take a wealth of experience into Sunday’s VFL QClash at Brighton Homes Arena The Gold Coast SUNS would like to respectfully acknowledge all the traditional custodian groups from the Yugambeh language speaking region We acknowledge all First Nations people and Traditional Custodians of Australia’s land and waterways We pay our respects to Elders of the past to the present and those of the future as they hold the stories culture and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Everything you need to know about Mason Greenwood's salary details playing for Olympique Marseille Former Manchester United sensation Mason Greenwood is currently playing for Ligue 1 side Olympique Marseille under manager Roberto De Zerbi Greenwood was seen as a future star from the moment he made his debut at Old Trafford at just 17 his career took a sharp downturn at a young age Greenwood now appears to have regained his form following a permanent move to Marseille His current contract with the Ligue 1 club runs until 2029 and the former England international earns a substantial salary for his efforts placing him among the highest-paid players in the squad GOAL delved into the numbers with Capology and found out Please log in or subscribe to access all of Books+Publishing's premium content Purchase a subscription to access Books+Publishing‘s premium content We now offer a pay-by-the-month subscription Click here to see our range of subscription options Subscribe By clicking LOGIN, you are accepting terms and conditions and allowing cookies to identify your browser and keep you logged in. (See the privacy policy.) please click the button below to activate your service Check IP access Books+Publishing pre-publication reviews are supported by the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund Category: Reviews The partner of much loved crime author and lawyer has paid tribute to his lifelong companion who died last month aged 70 announced her death on Monday following a private funeral last weekend The author of the popular Miss Fisher Murder Mystery series which was later adapted for television Greagg said Greenwood emulated her writing hero PG Wodehouse by offering consolation and joy to those who needed it that was her real life’s work,” said Greagg adding that Greenwood’s writing was deliberately at odds with her working class upbringing in Footscray something that sometimes confounded critics “Kerry was frequently advised that as a working-class writer she ought to be writing gritty realism about life on those mean streets Why are you writing in the footsteps of Sayers and PG Wodehouse instead?” Greenwood studied law at Melbourne University and went on to become a long serving lawyer with Victorian Legal Aid before finding great success with her first Phryne Fisher book She went on to write another 22 Phryne Fisher books as well as the Corinna Chapman series about a crime solving baker and a number of non-fiction books In 2003 she won the Ned Kelly Award for crime writing lifetime contribution and was awarded an OAM in 2020 All the while Greenwood continued to working as a lawyer avoided mixing her legal work with her writing “She did not want to write about her court cases because (a) they were private and she thought it improper to steal their stories and (b) my readers really don’t want to know about some of my cases because they’re too awful for words,” said Greagg who added that her belief in equality before the law was just as strong as providing an escape for her readers “She only stopped doing her court work when her health had deteriorated to the point that she could barely stand up in court any more.” Yarraville’s Sun Bookstore hosted many of Greenwood’s book launches and has set up a special tribute in its front window “I just wanted to say “Kerry I love you I miss you” said owner Deb Force of the tribute Mason Greenwood is said to be feeling homesick despite a prolific season in Ligue 1 with Marseille and is eager to return to the Premier League AFL player selling his Melbourne home ahead of move to Gold CoastNathan Mawby Former NBL and AFL player Hugh Greenwood is selling his Melbourne home after joining Damian Hardwick’s coaching panel at the Gold Coast Suns Greenwood initially pursued a basketball career and after a number of years playing United States college basketball returned to Australia and signed on with the Perth Wildcats in the National Basketball League RELATED: Ex-AFL player Shaun Higgins sells his Hampton home at triumphant auction Five Vic pubs you could snap up for the same price as a house Victoria’s Versace Castle looks like 300-year-old fairytale castle Greenwood’s property at 16 Hannah Bascoe Drive Hugh Greenwood in action at training while playing for the Kangaroos on January 26 (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images) he swapped codes to the AFL and went on to play 121 games in the league across the Adelaide Crows Gold Coast Suns and finally at North Melbourne Now working as a development coach under Damien Hardwick at the Gold Coast Suns, the sportsman is selling the five-bedroom home at 16 Hannah Pascoe Drive he lived in with wife Kjiersten Straub-Greenwood and their children before moving north Nelson Alexander’s David Vaughan is handling the sale of the home which has a $1.38m-$1.5m asking price and is slated for auction at 10am Mr Vaughan said with 14 families inspecting the home in the space of its first week and a half on the market and strong interest in the advertised range it was possible the home would sell sooner MORE: NRL v AFL: Star players’ secret riches exposed The agent noted that the previous owner had renovated leaving the home in immaculate condition today but there were hints of the current sports star owner including a backyard basketball ring it’s also got plenty of room to kick a footy it has been very appealing to families,” Mr Vaughan said With homes in Gowanbrae’s Riverwalk Estate rarely coming to market he added that it might be some time before a similar home became available in the area The main living room with TV mounted above the heater The home has room to play some basketball or kick the footy in the back yard The house showcases a stone-topped kitchen with pendant lighting and stylish black cabinetry and is set at the heart of the home’s open-plan living zones The main bedroom has an ensuite and walk-in wardrobe while a double garage has direct access into the home’s interior High ceilings make the most of natural light streaming into the home Sign up to the Herald Sun Weekly Real Estate Update. 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Credit: ABCThe name Kerry Greenwood may not be immediately recognisable to a lot of people but her most famous creation The Melbourne-based Greenwood died last month at the age of 70 with her death announced by her partner on Monday Greenwood’s legacy will always live on in the spitfire feminist icon that is Phryne crime-fighting adventures have appeared in print since 1989 but found worldwide fame when the stories were adapted as the ABC TV series Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries Get the first look at the digital newspaper curated daily stories and breaking headlines delivered to your inbox Get the NewsletterBy continuing you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy.It wasn’t uncommon to hear Americans and Brits fawn over the cosy appeal of Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries. There was an antipodean pride that, in those pre-Bluey days, a character born in Collingwood had penetrated the culture internationally, and based on cool not cringe. It ran for three seasons, followed by a sequel movie released into cinemas, and considering the limited budgets of Australian TV productions, it looked great, full of period details for its 1920s setting, especially Phryne’s lush costumes. Essie Davis in Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears. Credit: METHODEIn Essie Davis’s performance, Phryne was dynamic and smart, and never backed down from a fight that needed to be litigated, and guided by a her empathy and clear sense of social justice. She was hot and cool, and could navigate the docks as well as the front parlours of Toorak mansions. No doubt the series was a hit and one of Australia’s most memorable shows of the 2010s, but all that spark had been in Greenwood’s books. Spanning 22 novels and one short story collection, Phryne made her debut in the 1989 book, Cocaine Blues. The year is 1928, which is, of course, conveniently just before the Wall Street crash and the onset of the Great Depression, and The Honourable Phryne Fisher returns to Melbourne from England. Phryne wasn’t born rich, anything but, but her father inherited an estate after the line of succession was decimated during the First World War, which transported the Melbourne clan to polite society on the other side of the globe. After proving adept at recovering a stolen diamond necklace, Phryne was engaged by a well-to-do couple concerned about their daughter’s well-being in Australia. Docking in Melbourne, Phryne checks into the Windsor Hotel, and eventually buys a Victorian house in St Kilda. As a nod to Arthur Conan Doyle, the house number is 221B. Murder in Montparnasse is the 12th book in the Phryne Fisher series. Credit: Rod Moran/AllenCollecting a tribe of friends and staff – companion Dot, butler and cook Mr and Mrs Butler, the red raggers Bert and Cec, adopted daughters Ruth and Jane, sometime-lover Lin Chung, doctor Elizabeth Macmillan, detective inspector Jack Robinson and constable Hugh Collins – Phryne is set to conquer the world of crime, shocking some, saving more and always being only herself. The books take her everywhere her 1923 Hispano-Suiza will go, and sometimes a Gypsy Moth plane which she, of course, can fly. Each book is structured on a different story – Murder on the Ballarat Train recalls the twisty mind of Agatha Christie, Raisins and Almonds takes readers inside the Jewish intellectual community, Death Before Wicket travels to Sydney while Death by Water takes to the seas on a P&O cruise. There are mysteries at the nunnery, at a fabulous, blow-out New Year’s Eve party and even in the idyllic surrounds of Daylesford. One case was connected to Phryne’s past in Paris where she had been an artist’s model in the heady days after the war where she had joined an ambulance unit. Greenwood’s books didn’t reinvent in the genre, the writer followed the tropes established by her forebears such as Christie, but she did create a character that was very much distinct, one who could waltz onto any case but who felt as if she was essential in every scenario. Phryne was brave and didn’t care a lick for convention and social expectation, and that was her attraction. She eschewed so-called moral codes of the era and was famously promiscuous, judging harshly those who would impose their puritanism on others. Phryne had no more respect for established institutions than she did for the people they oppressed. She had thoroughly modern views on everything from capitalism to abortion rights. Before her death, Greenwood posted on Facebook that there was a new Phryne book in the works, to be called Murder in the Cathedral, which is reportedly due out later this year. One last adventure with a true Australian icon. Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries is streaming on Netflix and Prime Latest EditionEdition Edition 5 May 20255 May 2025All-powerful Anthony Albanese says give me some R.E.S.P.E.C.T England stars Alex Greenwood and Lauren Hemp made their long awaited returns from injury after coming off the bench for Manchester City Relive the highlights of Kangaroo Hugh Greenwood as he announces his retirement Hugh Greenwood gathers a loose ball and kicks a quick-turning major Hugh Greenwood speaks with the media in Hobart ahead of his 100th game against the Hawks on Saturday North Media sits down with recruit Hugh Greenwood ahead of his milestone match Hugh Greenwood sells some candy before slotting a great kick for his side's first Nobody went harder on Sunday than Aidan Corr the three Roos looking for their first win in blue and white Midfielder Hugh Greenwood chats to North Media following the practice match with Sydney A rollercoaster few days ended in Hugh Greenwood joining his third AFL club and the experienced midfielder is thrilled to have a fresh start at North Melbourne.North Media caught up with the Kangaroos' new recruit Hugh Greenwood has called time on his AFL career after 121 AFL games across three clubs Hugh Greenwood reveals the reason he has chosen to take the No.1 guernsey Hugh Greenwood has had one of the most unique careers in the AFL Ben McKay and Josh Walker will donate their match-worn boots from the Round 3 clash to the Lions' online fundraising auction The North Melbourne Kangaroos acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation the traditional owners of our spiritual homeground at Arden Street We extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across Australia WAXED: GET YOUR MUSIC PRESSED ON VINYL FOR FREE words by taran dugal if you’re a fan of turn-of-the-century rock there’s a very good chance that his music has been either the a) object of your worship He has been nominated for twenty Grammy Awards; he has won six of them His records have sold tens of millions of copies across the world a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame stems from two simple facts: 1) he is a bassist and 2) bassists almost never get their dues Greenwood is not just any bassist—he happens to play bass in a band called Radiohead and thank you for being here) Radiohead is a seminal rock band from England that has in the course of their thirty-plus-year career it is simply true—just give their third studio album OK Computer a listen and try to name another musical act that was writing and recording material like that before the new millennium stumbled into frame Marching to the beat of their own peculiar drum the members of Radiohead have changed the landscape of rock music in more ways than one Greenwood and I met up in Manhattan to talk about everything but that which features his intimate photos of the other band members the book also contains a ten-thousand-word essay about his life in Radiohead anti-immigration riots in England (“a lot of the main media newspapers have sort of stirred the pot over the past twenty years… I don't think it's a simple case of like stupid white males“) to his recent reads (Janet Malcolm historian Keith Thomas) and his bandmates’ camera shyness (“Except for my brother who's this shameless hussy and will drop everything for the chance to pose before a lens it'd be easier photographing some sort of endangered woodland species I'd have to be some kind of weird paparazzi covered in camouflage for about three or four days Greenwood is an effervescent conversationalist when it comes to the things that he’s passionate about and the depth of his knowledge on those subjects is impressive it’s clear that what might be a leisurely pursuit for most hobbyists is Greenwood is a student of the art—he tells me that he's “not talented enough to be someone like Nick Knight,” who “photographs what he wants to see,” and that he’s “much more in the Garry Winogrand camp,” which means “taking photos to find something that you haven’t expected.” As far as How to Disappear is concerned this kind of analytical approach extends itself to his writing when he sat down to create the “discursive commentary” accompanying his images he turned to Janet Malcolm’s Diana & Nikon for inspiration “I was thinking that it would help me,” he recalls “but all the brilliance of her writing did was stop me in my tracks.” Though Greenwood is humble about his own capabilities with the pen the essay in his book speaks for itself with unembellished Take the following excerpt about music festivals There’s a sense of something pre-electric and almost primeval especially if you are playing as the sun dips down Time passes differently in the flow of music – it slows down and you can pick out the stars in the settling twilight as you stream sound and light across an open field of faces freed from the ringing metallic echo of an arena’s reverberation but I’ll be damned if that isn’t evocative Greenwood’s essays in How to Disappear feature some of the best music writing by an actual musician that I’ve yet to encounter though Jeff Buckley’s liner notes for Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s The Supreme Collection When both my and Greenwood’s cups run empty and he agrees with all the enthusiasm of a kid being asked if they would perhaps like to stop by the ice cream parlor on the way home I ask him if he thinks he might have pursued photography full-time had he not ended up in such a successful band “I think I would probably be doing something academic writing-wise.” The truth of this sentiment is imminently obvious once we reach our destination Greenwood wanders over to the non-fiction section and starts pointing at spines most brilliant books about the Belgian Congo.” Another point this time in the poetry corner: “That’s a great one—Ed Dorn I had to study his poetry in school.” Greenwood closes his eyes and guesses the opening words of a favorite verse (“Summer was dry dry the garden…”) before flipping open the pages to see if he’d recited it correctly we march out of the bookstore with a select few titles in tow I walk Greenwood toward the nearest subway station and we exchange a happy goodbye vibrant throng of pedestrian traffic on East Houston—a singular individual swallowed by the urban singularity—I’m reminded of something he’d mentioned in the café when I’d asked about the purpose of his new book to tell the story of “how something that starts in a small room explodes proliferates and arcs out across the world and how something that's so interior—whether it's Thom songwriting or the five of us in a room—can become mapped out onto such a broad sweep of people.” I’d responded with a question that was meant to be rhetorical: that’s the great thing about music People can have these experiences that are communal and solitary at the same time You can share something that's just for you with a whole bunch of other people You have reached ESPN's Australian edition. Stay on current site or go to US version Manchester City and England defender Alex Greenwood faces an extended spell on the sidelines following "successful" surgery for a medial collateral ligament (MCL) injury Greenwood is now a doubt for England's upcoming Nations League and Euro 2025 campaigns after sustaining the knee injury in City's 2-0 win over St. Pölten in the Champions League A club statement said: "Manchester City can confirm that Alex Greenwood has had successful surgery on a medial collateral ligament (MCL) injury The defender has since undergone a repair of her MCL and will now return to the City Football Academy to work closely with the club's medical team Everyone at Manchester City would like to wish Alex a full and speedy recovery." City also fell to a 3-0 defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League falling short of finishing the group stage at the top of Group D Greenwood wrote on social media: "Not the ending to 2024 that I had planned I will work so hard to be back on the pitch as soon as I can for now I'm going to take some time to myself & family who always give their time to me." Greenwood was a vital part of England's 2023 World Cup campaign and is one of manager Sarina Wiegman's most valuable defenders Marseille boss Robert De Zerbi has opened up on Mason Greenwood's recent dip in form but think he is now back to his best Ex-Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood is yet to receive official clearance for his international allegiance switch from England to Jamaica Marseille have been told they are "very lucky" to have Mason Greenwood amid speculation of a summer transfer exit Ex-Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood is closing in on a piece of goal history during his debut campaign at Marseille Mason Greenwood is reportedly attracting interest from the Saudi Pro League but the Marseille forward has no plans to head for the Middle East Marseille ultras have targeted Mason Greenwood and Luis Henrique with a banner Greenwood first came to the AFL when he joined Adelaide as a category B rookie in 2015 after a successful college basketball career with the University of New Mexico and went on to play 51 games for the Crows including the 2017 Grand Final in just his 15th AFL game Joining Gold Coast in the 2019 trade period Greenwood’s two seasons for the Suns saw him add 32 games to his career tally He arrived at North Melbourne at the end of 2021 when the club acquired the experienced midfielder as a free agent Greenwood played 38 games for the Roos over three seasons the 32-year-old switched from the No.18 guernsey to No.1 which he has previously worn at the Crows and Suns as a tribute to mother Andree (Onny) who passed away in 2017 after a lengthy battle with breast cancer Greenwood has been a dedicated ambassador for the Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) since 2018 Greenwood has been a driver of BCNA fundraising efforts at each of his three AFL clubs raising awareness and his sincere support and advocacy to BCNA in honour of his late mother All who know him struck by the depth of his commitment General manager of football Todd Viney paid tribute to Greenwood for his service to the game and the Kangaroos "Hughie has been a real leader on and off the field during his time here," Viney said "At each of his clubs he has been revered for his work ethic "It’s a credit to him that he will leave the game knowing he has impacted so many of his teammates along the way and children Tahj and Titus all the best in the next phase of their lives." Greenwood wanted to thank some of those who helped him in his AFL journey: "Thank you to the Adelaide Footy Club for taking a chance on me and allowing me to fulfill my AFL dream "Thanks also to the Suns for your belief in me and helping me find my best footy and thank you to North Melbourne for providing an environment that my family and I loved playing for and raising a family around thanks for embracing me and allowing me to be myself each and every day and kids Titus and Tahj for all your love and support over the years we selfishly think we sacrifice so much to do what we do but it doesn’t compare to the amount of sacrifices you have made for me over the journey in allowing me to live my AFL dream "For a basketballer that still can’t run or still can’t kick to be sitting here almost 10 years on and over 100 AFL games later "I walk away knowing I squeezed absolutely everything out of myself on the field and also hope I was able to impact the community in a positive and lasting way I’m excited and ready for my next chapter in life." Don't miss out on our 2024 PUMA away guernsey available at The Roo Shop The North Melbourne Werribee Kangaroos have suffered their first loss of the season Wil Dawson's three majors have propelled North Melbourne to its third win in a row at VFL level Alastair Clarkson insists there is no greater incentive for the Roos Extended highlights of the Bombers and Kangaroos VFLW clash in Round 3 The Bombers and Kangaroos clash in Round 6 NMFC Media speaks to Tristan Xerri following the three-point loss to the Bombers Senior coach Alastair Clarkson speaks to reporters after Round 8's match against Essendon A scan on Friday confirmed the extent of Jackson Archer's hamstring injury Young defender Matt Whitlock and forward Robert Hansen jnr are the latest Roos to put pen to paper Mason Greenwood conjured up a moment of magic for Marseille against Toulouse with the ex-Manchester United forward scoring a 20-yard screamer The ad-free version is ready for purchase on iOS mobile app today we couldn't find that page";var n=e.querySelector("h2");return n&&n.remove(),{staticContent:e,title:t}},d=function(e){var t=document.createElement("button");return t.innerText=e,t.classList.add("error-page-button"),t},f=function(e){var t=document.createElement("div");t.id="recirculation-404",t.classList.add("brand-hint-bg");var n="\n \n \n \n \n \n '.concat(e,' Tick here if you would like us to send you the author’s response Former Marseille star Christophe Duggary slammed Roberto De Zerbi after his side suffered a 3-0 loss to Monaco This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Greenwood’s Gowanbrae house is now officially sold Former NBL and AFL player Hugh Greenwood has sold his Melbourne home for $1.5m as he prepares for a pre-season as a development coach at the Gold Coast Suns Greenwood played 121 games in the AFL for the Adelaide Crows but came to the sport after a basketball career that included time with the Perth Wildcats in the National Basketball League and on college sides in the United Sates RELATED: Five-time Melbourne Cup winner puts $12m acreage up for sale Jones, McGuire among sporting personalities selling up around Melbourne Scott Cam dubs Langwarrin shed one of the best in Australia With a career working alongside Damian Hardwick in the Gold Coast now ahead of him Greenwood and his wife Kjiersten Straub-Greenwood decided to sell their family’s five-bedroom house at 16 Hannah Pascoe Drive earlier this year Hugh Greenwood in 2024 training with the Kangaroos Greenwood will be joining Damien Hardwick in a coaching role at the Gold Coast Suns for 2025 The house had been slated for auction on March 1 with a $1.38m-$1.5m asking price but when multiple interested parties keen to negotiate ahead of time plans for the sale were brought forward Nelson Alexander’s David Vaughan said the $1.5m sale price had been what the Greenwood family had been hoping for 700sq m block in the popular Riverwalk Estate neighbourhood and a renovation all helping to build appeal for the home MORE: Inside daughter of Frank Walker’s epic $5m+ tiled pad Future of Queen’s $57m royal home revealed The open-plan kitchen and dining space flows from the front door The agent said the property had sold to a “lovely family” and so happy that a family have bought it and will enjoy it the way they have,” Mr Vaughan said “And they are looking forward to getting to the Gold Coast and getting settled as they commence pre-season.” He added that with a basketball hoop set up in the back yard and plenty of space to kick a footy the home provided a perfect perch for a sporting family MORE: Original home of iconic Falls Festival up for sale Liam Neeson pops up in video to sell mate’s Victorian home Rumours swirl about buyer of $130m+ Toorak mansion Roberto De Zerbi has explained the reason behind Mason Greenwood's recent slump in form as he vowed to turn the forward into a Marseille great Two planned UK performances by Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead and Israeli musician Dudu Tassa have been canceled with no official statement issued by the venues or artists scheduled for June at the Beacon in Bristol and Hackney Church in London were part of a longstanding artistic collaboration between Greenwood and Tassa that began over a decade ago While the reason for the cancellations has not been disclosed the events had been targeted by the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI) which described the scheduled performances as efforts to whitewash what it called the “genocide” in Gaza and the “underlying settler-colonial apartheid regime.” “We reiterate our call for all venues to refuse to program this complicit event that can only artwash genocide,” the movement wrote in a post on X Greenwood and Tassa have been collaborating and releasing music since 2008 and have continued to perform together despite pressure on Greenwood to cancel his shows with Tassa Last June, Greenwood refused pressure from BDS to cancel his tour with Tassa and criticized their call as “unprogressive” “I think an artistic project that combines Arab and Jewish musicians is worthwhile “Others choose to believe this kind of project is unjustifiable and are urging the silence of this – or any – artistic effort made by Israeli Jews But I can’t join that call: The silencing of Israeli filmmakers/musicians/dancers when their work tours abroad – especially when it’s at the urging of their fellow western filmmakers/musicians/artists – feels unprogressive to me not least because it’s these people that are invariably the most progressive members of any society,” he added The guitarist pointed out that Tassa’s grandfather was perhaps the best-known Iraqi composer and was one of the legendary Al Kuwaity brothers whose songs are still featured on Arab-wide radio stations “though sadly their heritage as Jews is never mentioned any longer,” he said “No art is as 'important' as stopping all the death and suffering around us And silencing Israeli artists for being born Jewish in Israel doesn't seem like any way to reach an understanding between the two sides of this apparently endless conflict." BDS has long urged musicians to call off shows in Israel or cancel collaborations with Israeli artists While a number of politically active musicians have heeded to the pressure a range of others have rejected the boycott call In 2017, before a Radiohead concert in Tel Aviv, dozens of artists, including notorious anti-Israel activist Roger Waters, sent a letter to the band urging its to cancel the concert in order to “pressure Israel to end its violation of basic rights and international law.” Thom Yorke, the band’s frontman, fired back at the boycott calls, calling them “an extraordinary waste of energy”. The band went ahead with the Tel Aviv show How to get the results of the world ❤️ I can do that too muc.. J' ai été anarque par un certain Simon pasom il continu de m.. I don't really know about the video and if it's false inform.. HUGH Greenwood has retired from the AFL after 121 senior games at three clubs turned to football at the age of 23 and was signed by Adelaide at the end of the 2015 season He played 51 games in three seasons at the Crows included their 2017 Grand Final loss to Richmond before requesting a trade to Gold Coast at the end of 2019 WHO'S CALLED IT QUITS 2024's retirements and delistings He played 32 games in two seasons at the Suns with his stint there impacted by a serious knee injury At the end of 2021, the Suns delisted Greenwood with the intention of re-drafting him. But while he was delisted, North Melbourne swooped in and signed him to a two-year deal in a move that shocked the competition He went on to play 38 senior games for the Kangaroos "For a basketballer that still can't run or still can't kick fills me with such pride and gratitude," Greenwood said as he paid tribute to his teammates and his young family North coach Alastair Clarkson praised Greenwood while acknowledging the 32-year-old's opportunities were limited this year as the club looks to get experience into its younger players "He's been a great stalwart of our footy club," Clarkson said "I think if you spoke to anyone at Adelaide two beautiful little kids and he's been so good for the development of the young guys at the footy club he probably saw the writing on the wall a little bit that his opportunities were going to be a little bit limited on that basis so he's moving on to the next stage of his life "But we thank him enormously for the contribution he's made to this club and I'm sure Gold Coast and Adelaide would acknowledge the contribution he made to their clubs as well." Gold Coast Academy’s Usher on her ACL injury rehab battles and best friend Havana Harris incredible misses and more in our look back on the April action of the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership season Three-time premiership coach Mick Malthouse gives host Bharat Sundaresan the rundown on how Australian football began and how it became such a significant part of Australian culture With a challenging month of away clashes ahead Fremantle needs to find a way to win on the road if it's to seriously contend in 2025 One of footy's famous rivalries will kick off the AFLW season to mark the 10th season of the competition Check out all the action from the state leagues around the country Damian Barrett and Matthew Lloyd with the latest news and opinions from Round 8 Sean Darcy is no certainty to play on Sunday with Fremantle needing to win and have other results go their way to make finals Footy Feed: Sarah Olle and Riley Beveridge with the latest news Check out the Rising Star for AFL’s Round 8 Will a hard tag from Jack Viney be the reason Harley Reid leaves the Eagles Vote now on your favourite marks from Round 8 of the Toyota AFL Premiership Season The Match Review findings for Sunday's round eight games are in In the spirit of reconciliation the AFL acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today