Kane Cornes: Playing on fear, and winning a B&F for a coach who tried to push him out

07/31/19 • 40 min

Kane Cornes made a huge impact on the AFL in winning two All-Australian jackets, four best-and-fairests, and a premiership for Port Adelaide. But in the short time since retiring he has made an even bigger mark on the football landscape with the strongest of opinions on his many media platforms. The power of that opinion regularly cuts through the general media noise, and it often annoys the game’s biggest name players, coaches and media rivals.In this episode of Cornes takes us behind those opinions and let’s us in on his life-shaping moments.In the Game

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