A series of reports say newly appointed AFL chairman Craig Drummond has indicated the AFL Commission is likely to undergo major changes. The coverage frames the announcement around a broad review process, with attention focused on who may leave the commission and who could be brought in to replace them. Across the outlets, the discussion centers on the possible direction of appointments, including the role of individuals with strong ties to clubs and the league’s traditional networks, alongside consideration of prominent football administrators. One theme mentioned in the reports is the potential influence of a “premiership Pie” (a reference to a player or football figure connected to Collingwood’s premiership success) and a “Scotch old boy” (a reference to alumni connections associated with Scotch College). Another named figure in the speculation is Eddie McGuire, a high-profile AFL and media identity linked to Collingwood. While the articles repeatedly describe these names as potential candidates or reshaping influences, they do so in the context of Drummond’s stated intention to reform commission arrangements rather than confirmed appointments. The reports collectively describe an imminent reconfiguration of the commission’s personnel and governance setup.