Willie Rioli
Former AFL forward Willie Rioli has produced a solid showing in his return to football on the Tiwi Islands. Rioli was among the Tiwi Bombers' best performers in their 17.23 (125) to 10.
Former Port Adelaide and West Coast small forward Willie Rioli is set to make his long-awaited return to the Tiwi Bombers for the upcoming Northern Territory Football League season.
Willie Rioli has announced his retirement from AFL football, aged 30. The premiership Eagle and Port Adelaide favourite announced his decision on Monday night after 109 appearances and 151 goals at th...
Port Adelaide forward Willie Rioli has revealed he almost walked away from the AFL a few months ago but played on to inspire the next Indigenous generation.
Ten years ago, when Adam Goodes kicked a goal and did a war cry, many within the AFL industry felt threatened. Not because they didn't understand, but because they did. Too well.
Saying "everything happens for a reason", Willie Rioli is proud to reach 100 AFL games in the Sir Doug Nicholls Round."If I do start to get dementia or something, for some reason, I will remember this...
Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley has moved to ease tensions with his Western Bulldogs counterpart Luke Beveridge over the Willie Rioli case. Rioli returned to action on Saturday in a 76-point loss to G...
Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge has accused Port Adelaide of making excuses for Willie Rioli's threatening behaviour and warned Power chairman David Koch of retribution over his sledging claim.
The fresh spotlight on AFL racism lifting the spirits of Willie Rioli could be a watershed moment for the code, Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley says.
Geelong star Tyson Stengle is backing his teammates to not sledge Port Adelaide forward Willie Rioli when the Cats and Power meet this Saturday.
Port Adelaide expect comments from Geelong opponents when Willie Rioli returns to the AFL, warning "as long as it's all within the game". Rioli was back at training on Monday after he missed Saturday...
Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley expects forward Willie Rioli to return to action next weekend after a one-game absence for threatening rival players.
Ken Hinkley has backed Port Adelaide's stance on "persistent, ongoing" racism in the AFL as he throws his arms around troubled forward Willie Rioli.