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Thursday,
January 31
They said it
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Carey:
debate on Hall of Fame suitability |
Wayne Carey's record of misbehaviour
will spark a debate over his suitability for the AFL's Hall of Fame,
similar to that which surrounded Gary Ablett's induction,
selector Kevin Bartlett said yesterday. Carey becomes eligible
for the Hall of Fame this year and, like Ablett, would have immediately
been inducted if judged on football ability alone.
"I reckon it would polarise the community," Bartlett told Melbourne
sports radio network SEN.
Bartlett said Carey would almost certainly have been inducted this year
if not for his off-field record.
The Age, January 31, 2008 |
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Geelong first to wear special premiership badge
Geelong's players will carry a constant reminder of last year's
premiership glory on their jumpers this season.
 Darryl
Timms reports in the Herald Sun that in an AFL initiative
announced yesterday, the club that wins the Grand Final will wear a gold
premiership logo on its jumpers the following season.
The Cats were cautious about accepting the league's offer and becoming
the first club to wear the logo.
They had some concerns that the badge of honour would label the players
as cocky.
But Geelong captain Tom Harley said he liked the idea of the Cats
starting a tradition of wearing a premiership logo. He does not believe
it will become a target for opposition players.
Geelong has decided to keep this season's special jumpers exclusive to
the players and will not produce replicas for sale.
AFL chief commercial and broadcasting officer Gillon McLachlan
said the reigning premier would now be recognised each time it played
during the season.
"On the jumpers of the premiership team we will have a gold AFL logo
with 2007 Premiers instead of the usual AFL logo," McLachlan said
yesterday. "What this does is give each player of the premiership club
the recognition for the entire year.
Geelong's chief operating officer Stuart Fox said the AFL
approached the club late last year about becoming the first club to wear
a premiership logo.
Fox said the Cats had been given the option by the AFL to market replica
premiership jumpers but had decided they would only be worn by players.
The logo would appear on each jumper worn by a Geelong player this
season, not just those who played in last year's premiership.
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Wednesday,
January 30
They said it
...
Carey faces assault charges in Miami |
Fallen AFL legend Wayne Carey could
face jail in the United States if convicted over a wild clash with his
girlfriend and Miami police.
David Hastie reports just 48 hours after police used capsicum
spray on Carey and handcuffed him at his Port Melbourne apartment, the
Herald Sun has learned he is already facing serious charges in
Miami.
Carey was arrested and charged by Miami police during a holiday with
girlfriend Kate Neilson last October.
Ms Neilson allegedly told police the former football great smashed a
wine glass on her face, cutting her mouth and neck.
If convicted of third degree felony charges in Florida, penalties
include up to five years' jail, five years' probation and a $US5000
fine.
Police were called to the five-star Mandarin Oriental Hotel about
midnight on October 27. They found Carey, 36, asleep in his room.
Official police reports say that when they woke him he appeared drunk
and lashed out, kicking one officer in the mouth and elbowing another in
the face.
He was taken to Dade County jail where he was charged with assaulting a
public servant, resisting an officer with violence and aggravated
battery. He is due to face the Miami-Dade County Court on February 15.
DAVID HASTIE, Herald Sun, January 30, 2008
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Buckley
to replace Carey at 3AW
The Australian reports the new revelations came as
top-rating Melbourne radio station 3AW said Carey's departure as a
commentator had nothing to do with his troubles with police.
"Wayne Carey had an agreement for one year with 3AW, which was to cover
the 2007 AFL season," the station's general manager, Graham Mott,
said last night. "Wayne's obligations finished at the end of the 2007
season."
Mr Mott confirmed there had been an in-principle agreement reached
between the station now part of the Fairfax Media Group and retired
Collingwood captain Nathan Buckley before Christmas.
Buckley is likely to replace Carey on the station's commentary team, but
the deal is yet to be finalised, Mr Mott said.
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Nine pass up Carey
contract renewal
In Wednesday morning developments, the managing director of GTV-9 Jeffrey Browne
says the Nine Network will not renew its contract with Carey, who has
been working as a commentator.
"That contract expired at the end of last season and while negotiations
had commenced for a new contract, Nine has now terminated those
negotiations," Mr Browne said. |
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West Coast rookie Chris Masten has been booked by WA police and
will face a charge of disorderly behaviour in public, in Perth
magistrates court on February 18. He allegedly assaulted a man at the
beachside Australia Day celebrations last weekend.
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North Melbourne's 22-year-old rookie Nathan Grima has the dubious
distinction of being the first player to sustain a serious knee injury.
The Tasmanian who played in the Central District SANFL premiership with
Central District last year was pick No.14 for the Kangas at last month's
draft..
While scans have been delayed, football manager Donald McDonald
said it was almost certain Grima had ruptured his anterior cruciate
ligament. "It's a big blow because we had high hopes for him this year,"
McDonald said. "It's an ACL and it looks like he will be out for
the season."
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Tuesday,
January 29
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Eagles fine and suspend rookie
West Coast have fined their number one draft pick Chris Masten
$2000 after an incident during Perth's Australia Day fireworks display.
Rookie Masten was issued a "move on" order by police at the event held
on the Perth Foreshore on Saturday night. Masten was taken to the South
Perth police compound following an alleged fight with another man.
The Eagles also suspended him from playing in the pre-season competition
for breaking team protocol.
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They said it
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Carey's
career hangs on police charges |
Wayne Carey's media career hung in
the balance last night as police considered laying assault charges
against the Australian football champion.
As footage surfaced (on Channel Nine and the Seven Network) yesterday of
Carey after he was subdued with capsicum spray by police outside his
Port Melbourne apartment on Sunday night, media outlets indicated his
professional future rested on whether he was charged.
A police source told The Australian last night there was "still
every chance" Carey would be charged with assaulting police.
A spokesman for the Nine Network said there would be no comment on
Carey's future until after the police investigation had concluded.
Radio 3AW general manager Graham Mott said Carey's one-year deal
with the station had expired.
An industry source said last night that 3AW had decided not to renew
Carey's contract this year, before Sunday night's episode. "If he was
any chance, I would say this would be the end of it," the source said.
MICHAEL DAVIS, The Australian, January 29, 2008 |
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Monday,
January 28
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Wayne Carey questioned over police assault
Former AFL footballer Wayne Carey has been
interviewed by police over an incident at an apartment at Port Melbourne
last night.
ABC Sport Online reported: Police were called to a flat in Rouse
Street about 8:00pm AEDT by a man who wanted a female to leave the
property.
Police spoke to Carey at the front door when they arrived and it is
alleged two officers were assaulted.
They used capsicum spray to subdue Carey, who was then taken to the St
Kilda police station.
He was released after being interviewed.
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AFL medical officer Dr Peter Harcourt warned West Coast and
Fremantle players on Friday that all League players can expect
significant increases this year in drug testing up to 12 times.
Players were also warned that suspicious finding in standard urine tests
would result in orders for blood samples to be taken and examined closer
Sunday Herald Sun
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St Kilda is reviewing its co-captaincy arrangements with the possibility
of reverting to a stand-alone leader. On and off, the Saints have more
than one captain since 1996 when Stewart Loewe and Nathan
Burke were twin captains.
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Rosanna Michie in her Sunday Herald Sun column reported
Carlton footballers have been given a sobering warning about the danger
they are walking into in South Africa (when they play Fremantle in an
exhibition match in Pretoria on February 2). They aren't allowed to
leave their hotel room at night and have been told not to take any
jewellery or other valuables and cautioned never to separate from the
group.
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Saturday, January 26
Australia Day
"A Game of Our Own"
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Neale Fong resigns over WA crime and corruption findings
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WAFC stands by its chairman
The return of WA Inc was felt with full force yesterday when
Australia's highest-paid public servant was forced to resign
following a damning corruption report linking him to former premier
Brian Burke.
The West Australian Government is now bracing itself for nine
reports, to be released in the next three months by the Corruption
and Crime Commission, all involving Mr Burke's lobbying activities.
John Lyons reports in The Australian: The CCC
yesterday recommended that the Director of Public Prosecutions
consider legal action against Neale Fong, the state's
$565,272-a-year director-general of health.
Dr Fong resigned shortly after the report was made public, saying he
was embarrassed that he had not recalled 33 emails between himself
and Mr Burke, but that they had been "totally innocuous".
Premier Alan Carpenter had banned all contact between members of his
Government and Mr Burke. This followed ministers, MPs and public
servants being caught passing confidential information to the
lobbyist, who used it to advance the interests of his corporate
clients.
Dr Fong had told the CCC under oath that there was no personal or
professional business relationship between himself and Mr Burke and
that he had no recollection of any of the 33 emails. The CCC
recommended that consideration be given for Dr Fong to be prosecuted
because of "his representation of his relationship with former
premier Mr Brian Burke".
The CCC claimed Dr Fong had engaged in three cases of misconduct,
the most serious being that he disclosed to Mr Burke that the CCC
was investigating a fellow senior officer in his department.
The nine current investigations relating to the activities of Mr
Burke are set to claim the scalps of more politicians and public
servants. In the past year, four ministers, several public servants
and some of the Government's key advisers have lost their jobs as a
result of the new WA Inc activities of Mr Burke and his lobbying
partner, former minister Julian Grill.
Neale Fong is also chairman of the WA Football Commission.
ABC Sport Online on Saturday reported the WA Football
Commission is standing by its chairman Neale Fong.
The chief executive officer of the WAFC, Wayne Bradshaw, says the
adverse findings did not relate to football, and Dr Fong has been an
excellent chairman for a long time.
He says the commission will consider its position further on the
matter, but for now would be standing by Dr Fong.
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Stan
Alves awarded Order of Australia
Stan Alves has been awarded the Order of Australia Medal for
service to football as a player, coach and commentator, and to the
community as a supporter of charitable organisations.
The Age reports Alves basked in stardom as a footballer and
enjoys still a profile in Melbourne as a commentator on the winter
game. His relationship with the code at the highest level, be it as
a wingman with Melbourne and North Melbourne in the '60s and '70s,
coach of St Kilda in the '90s or contemporary ABC radio pundit, is into
its fifth decade.
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Geelong
practice match at Carrara cancelled
Geelong's practice match which was scheduled for Friday week February 8
at Carrara Oval during the Cats community camp on the Gold Coast
tourist strip has been called off after the re-turfed ground failed
an inspection.
The club is expected to make a early return and play the intra-club
match at Kardinia Park.
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January 25
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Nathan Carroll dropped for two NAB games
Nathan Carroll will miss Melbourne's opening two NAB Cup games
after being suspended by the club's leading players.
The disciplinary action for the Demon defender came for "a lack of
professionalism in preparation for the 2008 season", the club said after
being involved in two separate incidents overseas during the off-season.
One was an altercation along with teammate Scott McLean on a
Greek island in September, then weeks later Carroll with McLean and
defender Jared Rivers were involved in another incident this
time in Germany.
The ban was imposed by the leadership group David Neitz,
Adem Yze, Russell Robertson, James McDonald,
Cameron Bruce, Brad Miller and Brock McLean The
Age
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"Boomerangs" head for South Africa
A squad of 25 of Australias best young indigenous players was announced
on Thursday, set to journey to South Africa for a learning and
development tour starting later this month.
Footygoss reports the squad, accompanied by former AFL stars
Derek Kickett, Gavin Wanganeen and Jason McCartney
will play three matches against the South African Buffaloes, highlighted
by a curtain-raiser for the February 2 clash between the visiting
Fremantle and Carlton sides.
The squad is:
WA: Alliston Pickett, Johnson Taylor, Hayden Collard
NSW: Djali Bloomfield, Thomas Kickett, Anthony Taylor
NT: Steven May, Ashley Lansen, Curtly Hampton, Anthony Hale, Stanley
Turner
Qld: Thomas Holland, Anzack Newman, Kieran Johnson, Peter
Yagmoor, Rex Liddy
Vic: Tyrone Bean, Brandon Edwards, Richard Bamblett, Dylan Somerville
SA: Joshua Wittwer, Timothy Milera, Nathan Ahmat-Watkins, Jarrad
Brusnahad
Tas: Daniel Cox
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Polo
field in the UAE made ready for NAB Cup game
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AFL to
host GAA and resume international talks
Damien Barrett noted in Thursday's Herald Sun that a polo
field in the middle of the Abu Dhabi desert is being transformed into a
football ground in preparation for the NAB Cup match between Adelaide
and Collingwood to be played at the Ghantoot Racing and Polo Club, in
the Abu Dhabi Emirate about 30 minutes from Dubai and 45 minutes from
Abu Dhabi. The
match starts at 1.45pm 7.45pm Australian Eastern Summer Time
before a crowd expected to be about 5000.
The conversion in the United Arab Emirates is in the good hands of Tony Hemming,
former curator at Docklands, Princes Park and York Park.
The playing oval will be 155m x 136m, compared to Docklands which is 160m
x 129m.
In parallel with the match
AFL officials and the Gaelic Athletic Association will meet in Dubai to
further discuss the possibility of the Australia-Ireland International
Rules Series returning after the contests were suspended as a result of
on-field brawling in 2005 and 2006.
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Race to
have Carrara ready
Footygoss reports that grass which re-turfed Carrara Oval on the
Gold Coast last October and was re-laid a second time when temporary
stands were erected, may not be ready in time for a Geelong intra-club
game due to be played there on February 8th. This match may be moved to
the nearby Fankhauser Reserve at Southport, home of the Sharks.
Ground officials are confident Carrara will be ready for the February
16th NAB Cup match between Essendon and Brisbane.
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2008 NAB PRE-SEASON
CUP
FIRST ROUND
Fri, Feb 9
Collingwood v
Adelaide, Dubai Polo Field
Fri (N), Feb 15
St Kilda v Richmond,
Docklands, 7.40 ET
West.B'dogs v North Melb, Marrara Oval, 8.10 ET
Sat, Feb
16
Geelong v Melbourne, Kardinia Park, 3.40 ET
Port Adelaide v Carlton, Football
Park, 6.10 ET
Essendon v Brisbane, Carrara, 6.40 ET
Sun, Feb
17
Hawthorn v Sydney, York Park, 3.40 ET
Fremantle v West
Coast, Subiaco, 8.40
ET
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They said it
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Leonard Colquhoun
ferrets out Ben Buckley's soccer spin |
Sunday's (January 20th) online (Sydney) Sun-Herald *, under
the headline Big crowds push A-league into world elite*,
"FFA chief Ben Buckley" [sic] made the claim that "this season
will see Australian football join the ranks of the world's most highly
attended leagues".
[
http://www.smh.com.au/news/a-league/big-crowds-push-aleague-into-world-elite/2008/01/19/1200620273137.html ]
Now, if he who was once 'our' Ben had used these self-same
words to talk up the attendances of the game run by his former employer,
namely, the AFL Commission, he'd have the stats to back up this Very Big
Statement: Australian football's seasonal average per-match crowd of
38,113^ is second only to that of America's mighty NFL, which came in
last season at 67,738 (yes, 67 thousand).
But, in his current job, he wasn't: when he now uses the
expression 'Australian football', he is referring to soccer.
So what figure is he talking up? It's wait for it,
breathlessly 14,466. Yes, mid-14000, not mid-24,000, much less
mid-34,000.
In a Wikipedia^ list, his A-league lot come in at about 25th, way below
European soccer's Bundesliga and EPL at mid 30,000s, American baseball
low 30,000 and Canadian 'gridiron' (not that they call it that; for them
it's 'Canadian football', like, you know, how most of us talk
of 'Australian football') just under 30,000.
Then there's four 20,000s, and way down in about 25th, come our
national soccer competition, if the Wikipedia figures for "Indoor
Sports" are included.
Pull the other one, Mr Buckley it plays Up there Cazaly.
And just when does "world elite" cut in ?
PS: interesting, also, that three 'indigenous' (in a broad
sense) codes of football are among the top six.
* with hyphen, as distinct
from Melbourne's Herald Sun, no hyphen, for those not
familiar with the niceties of the East coast press
^
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_attendance_
figures_at_domestic_professional_sports_leagues
Leonard Colquhoun
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Thursday,
January 24
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Blues name six in leadership group
Carlton has named a six-man leadership group for the 2008 season.
Former West Coast captain Chris Judd is the standout in the group
with former Port Adelaide midfielder Nick Stevens at 28 is the
most senior player.
Kade Simpson, at 23, is the youngest, while former Collingwood
player Heath Scotland, Coleman medalist Brendan Fevola and
ball-magnet Andrew Carrazzo round out the list.
The decision who will replace the axed captain
Lance Whitnall is expected shortly. The match committee will choose
the new leader, subject to approval of the board.
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Sam
Kekovich calls for 7-day *lamb-a-thon*
The irrepressible commentator Sam Kekovich makes his pitch why
Australia needs a 7-day *lamb-a-thon* to replace Australia Day see
www.themainmeal.com.au
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W |
L |
D |
F |
A |
% |
Pts |
| Gee |
18 |
4 |
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2542 |
1664 |
152.8 |
72 |
| PA |
15 |
7 |
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2314 |
2038 |
113.5 |
60 |
| WC |
15 |
7 |
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2162 |
1935 |
111.7 |
60 |
| Kan |
14 |
8 |
|
2183 |
1998 |
109.3 |
56 |
| Haw |
13 |
9 |
|
2097 |
1855 |
113.0 |
52 |
| Col |
13 |
9 |
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2011 |
1992 |
101.0 |
52 |
| Syd |
12 |
9 |
1 |
2031 |
1698 |
119.6 |
50 |
| Ade |
12 |
10 |
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1881 |
1712 |
109.9 |
48 |
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| StK |
11 |
10 |
1 |
1874 |
1941 |
96.5 |
46 |
| Bri |
9 |
11 |
2 |
1986 |
1885 |
105.4 |
40 |
| Fre |
10 |
12 |
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2254 |
2198 |
102.5 |
40 |
| Ess |
10 |
12 |
|
2184 |
2394 |
91.2 |
40 |
| WB |
9 |
12 |
1 |
2111 |
2469 |
85.5 |
38 |
| Mel |
5 |
17 |
|
1890 |
2418 |
78.2 |
20 |
| Car |
4 |
18 |
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2167 |
2911 |
74.4 |
16 |
| Rch |
3 |
18 |
1 |
1958 |
2537 |
77.2 |
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Eastern
Round 1
Thursday, March 20
Carlton v
Richmond, MCG(n), 6:10pm
Port Adelaide v Geelong, FP(n),
8:45pm
Saturday, March 22
Collingwood v Fremantle,
MCG, 2:10pm
St. Kilda v Sydney, Dok(n), 7:10pm
West Coast v
Brisbane, Sub(n), 7:40pm
Sunday, March 23
West.B'dogs
v Adelaide, Dok, 1:10pm
Hawthorn v Melbourne, MCG,
4:40pm
Monday, March 24
North Melb v Essendon, Dok,
2:10pm
Round 2
Friday, March 28
Brisbane v
Collingwood, BCG, 8:40pm
Saturday, March 29
Melbourne
v WB'dogs, MCG, 2:10pm
Adelaide v West Coast, FP, 3.10pm
St.
Kilda v Carlton, Dok(n), 7:10pm
Fremantle v Hawthorn, Sub(n),
7:40pm
Sunday, March 30
Sydney v Port Adelaide, SCG,
1:10pm
Geelong v Essendon, Dok, 2:10pm
Richmond v North Melb,
MCG, 4:40pm
Round 3
Friday, April 4
WB'dogs v
St. Kilda, Dok(n), 7:40pm
Saturday, April 5
North
Melb v Hawthorn, Dok, 2:10pm
West Coast v Fremantle, Sub, 5:10pm
Brisbane v Sydney, BCG(n), 8:10pm
Essendon v Carlton MCG(n),
7:10pm
Sunday, April 6
Geelong v Melbourne KP, 1:10pm
Richmond v Collingwood, MCG, 2:10pm
Adelaide v Port
Adelaide, FP, 4:40pm
Round 4
Friday, April 11
Essendon v WB'dogs, Dok(n), 7:40pm
Saturday, April 12
St. Kilda v Geelong, Dok, 2:10pm
North Melb v Melbourne,
MCG, 2:10pm
Sydney v West Coast, Hom(n), 7:10pm
Port
Adelaide v Brisbane, FP, 7:40pm
Sunday, April 13
Hawthorn v Adelaide, YPL, 1:10pm
Carlton v Collingwood,
MCG, 2:10pm
Fremantle v Richmond, Sub, 4:40pm
Round 5
Friday, April 18
St. Kilda v Essendon, Dok(n), 7:40pm
Saturday, April 19
Geelong v Sydney, KP, 2:10pm
Adelaide v Fremantle, FP, 3.10pm
Brisbane v Hawthorn,
BCG(n), 7:10pm
C'wood v North Melb, MCG(n), 7:10pm
Sunday, April 20
Melbourne v Carlton, MCG, 1:10pm
West.B'dogs v Richmond, Dok, 2:10pm
West Coast v Port Adel,
Sub, 4:40pm
Round 6
Friday, April 25
Collingwood v Essendon, MCG, 2:40pm
Fremantle v Geelong,
Sub(n), 8:40pm
Saturday, April 26
Carlton v Adelaide,
MCG, 2:10pm
WB'dogs v West Coast, Dok(n), 7:10pm
Port
Adelaide v St. Kilda, FP, 7:40pm
Sunday, April 27
Brisbane v Melbourne, BCG(n), 1:10pm
North Melb v
Sydney, Dok, 2:10pm
Hawthorn v Richmond, MCG, 4:40pm
Round 7
Friday, May 2
West Coast v Carlton,
Sub(n), 8:40pm
Saturday, May 3
Geelong v Brisbane,
KP, 2:10pm
Hawthorn v Collingwood, MCG, 2:10pm
Richmond v
St. Kilda, Dok(n), 7:10pm
Adelaide v North Melb, FP(n), 7:40pm
Sunday, May 4
Sydney v West.B'dogs, SCG, 1:10pm
Melbourne v Fremantle, MCG, 2:10pm
Essendon v Port Adelaide,
Dok, 4:40pm
150th Anniversary Match
Saturday, May
10
Victoria v All-Stars, MCG
Round 8
Friday,
May 16
St. Kilda v Collingwood, Dok(n), 7:40pm
Saturday, May 17
Hawthorn v Port Adel, YPL,
2:10pm
Richmond v Geelong, MCG, 2:10pm
Carlton v Brisbane,
Dok(n), 7:10pm
North Melb v West Coast, C(n), 7:10pm
Sunday, May 18
Adelaide v Melbourne, FP, 1.10pm
Sydney v Essendon, Hom, 2:10pm
Fremantle v West.B'dogs, Sub,
4:40pm
Round 9
Friday, May 23
Collingwood v
Geelong, MCG(n), 7:40
Saturday, May 24
Carlton v
Fremantle, Dok, 2:10pm
Port Adelaide v Sydney, FP, 3.10pm
Essendon v Richmond, MCG 7:40pm
West Coast v Adelaide,
Sub(n), 7:40pm
Sunday, May 25
Brisbane v St. Kilda,
BCG(n), 1:10pm
Melbourne v Hawthorn, MCG, 2:10pm
West.B'dogs v North Melb, Dok, 4:40pm
Round 10
Friday, May 30
Adelaide v Essendon, FP(n), 8.10pm
Saturday, May 31
Coll'wood v West Coast,
MCG, 2:10pm
Hawthorn v WB'dogs, York Park, 2:10
Brisbane
v North Melb, BCG(n), 7:10pm
Geelong v Carlton, Dok, 7:10pm
Sunday, June 1
Sydney v Richmond, SCG, 1:10pm
St.
Kilda v Melbourne, Dok, 2:10pm
Fremantle v Port Adelaide, Sub,
4:40pm
Round 11
Friday, June 6
North Melb v
Geelong, Dok(n), 7:40pm
Saturday, June 7
Richmond v
Adelaide, MCG, 2:10pm
Essendon v Hawthorn, Dok(n), 7:10pm
West Coast v Sydney, Sub(n), 7:40pm
Sunday, June 8
Brisbane v Fremantle, BCG(n), 1:10pm
St. Kilda v
West.B'dogs, Dok, 2:10pm
Port Adelaide v Carlton, FP,
4:40pm
Monday, June 9
Melbourne v Collingwood, MCG,
2:10pm
Round 12
Friday, June 13
Essendon v
West Coast, Dok(n), 7:40
Saturday, June 14
West.B'dogs
v Brisbane, MCG, 2:10pm
Fremantle v North Melb, Sub, 4:10pm
Sydney v St. Kilda, SCG(n), 7:10pm
Adelaide v Hawthorn,
FP(n), 7:40pm
Sunday, June 15
Geelong v Port
Adelaide, KP, 1:10pm
Collingwood v Carlton, MCG, 2:10pm
Richmond v Melbourne, Dok, 4:40pm
Round 13
Friday, June 20
St. Kilda v Fremantle, Dok(n), 7:40pm
Saturday, June 21
Hawthorn v North Melb, MCG, 2:10pm
Port Adelaide v Richmond, FP, 3.10pm
Brisbane v Adelaide,
BCG(n), 7:10pm
West Coast v Geelong, Sub(n), 7:40pm
Sunday, June 22
Melbourne v Sydney, Manuka, 1:10pm
Carlton v Essendon, MCG, 2:10pm
Coll'wood v West.B'dogs,
Dok, 4:40pm
Round 14
Friday, June 27
Hawthorn
v West Coast, MCG, 7:40pm
Saturday, June 28
Richmond v Carlton, MCG, 2:10pm
North Melb v St.
Kilda, Carrara, 7:10pm
WB'dogs v Port Adel, Marrara,
7:10pm
Sunday, June 29
Melbourne v Brisbane, MCG,
1:10pm
Fremantle v Essendon, Sub, 4:40pm
Friday, July
4
Adelaide v Geelong, FP, 8.10pm
Saturday, July 5
Sydney v Collingwood, Hom(n), 7:10pm
Round 15
Friday, July 11
Carlton v St. Kilda, MCG(n), 7:40pm
Saturday, July 12
Collingwood v Adelaide, MCG, 2:10pm
Geelong v Fremantle, KP, 2:10pm
Essendon v Brisbane, Dok(n),
7:10pm
Port Adelaide v North Melb, FP, 7:40pm
Sunday,
July 13
Hawthorn v Sydney, MCG, 1:10pm
West.B'dogs v
Melbourne, Dok, 2:10pm
West Coast v Richmond, Sub, 4:40pm
Round 16
Friday, July 18
North Melb v
Coll'wood, Dok(n), 7:40pm
Saturday, July 19
Geelong v
West.B'dogs, KP, 2:10pm
Richmond v Essendon, MCG, 2:10pm
Brisbane v West Coast,
BCG(n), 7:10
St. Kilda v Hawthorn, Dok(n), 7:10pm
Sunday, July 20
Carlton v Sydney, Dok, 1:10pm
Port Adelaide v Adelaide, FP, 3:0pm
Fremantle v Melbourne,
Sub, 2:40pm
Round 17
Friday, July 25
Hawthorn
v Geelong, MCG(n), 7:40pm
Saturday, July 26
Essendon
v Collingwood, MCG, 2:10pm
West Coast v St. Kilda, Sub, 4:10pm
Richmond v Brisbane, Dok(n), 7:10pm
Sydney v Adelaide,
SCG(n), 7:10pm
Sunday, July 27
Port Adelaide v
Fremantle, FP, 1:10pm
Melbourne v North Melb, MCG, 2:10pm
West.B'dogs v Carlton Dok, 4:40pm
Round 18
Friday, August 1
Coll'wood v Hawthorn, MCG(n), 7:40pm
Saturday, August 2
Essendon v Melbourne, MCG, 2:10pm
Adelaide v Carlton, FP, 3.10pm
Geelong v Richmond, Dok(n),
7:10pm
North Melb v Brisbane, C(n), 7:10pm
Sunday, August
3
WB'dogs v Sydney, Manuka, 1:10pm
St. Kilda v Port
Adelaide, Dok, 2:10pm
Fremantle v West Coast, Sub, 4:40pm
Round 19
Friday, August 8
Melbourne v
Geelong, MCG(n), 7:10pm
Saturday, August 9
Carlton v
Port Adelaide, Dok, 2:10pm
Hawthorn v Brisbane, YPL, 2:10pm
Coll'wood v St. Kilda, MCG(n), 7:10pm
Sydney v Fremantle,
SCG(n), 7:10pm
Sunday, August 10
North Melb v
West.B'dogs, Dok, 1:10pm
Adelaide v Richmond, FP, 3.10pm
West Coast v Essendon, Sub, 4:40pm
Round 20
Friday, August 15
Port Adel v Collingwood, FP(n), 7:40pm
Saturday, August 16
Essendon v Adelaide, Dok, 2:10pm
Melbourne v West Coast, MCG, 2:10pm
Brisbane v WB'dogs,
BCG(n), 7:10pm
Sydney v Geelong, Hom(n), 7:10pm
Sunday,
August 17
Richmond v Hawthorn, MCG, 1:10pm
Carlton v
North Melb, Dok, 2:10pm
Fremantle v St. Kilda, Sub, 4:40pm
Round 21
Friday, August 22
WB'dogs v
Essendon, Dok(n), 7:40pm
Saturday, August 23
Richmond
v Fremantle, MCG, 2:10pm
Port Adelaide v Melbourne, FP,
2:40pm
Brisbane v Carlton, BCG(n), 7:10pm
Collingwood v
Sydney, Dok(n), 7:10pm
Sunday, August 24
Geelong v
North Melb, KP, 1:10pm
St. Kilda v Adelaide, Dok, 2:10pm
West Coast v Hawthorn, Sub, 4:40pm
Round 22
Friday, August 29
Fremantle v Collingwood, Sub(n),
8:40pm
Saturday, August 30
North Melb v Port Adel,
MCG, 1:10pm
Geelong v West Coast, KP, 2:10pm
Adelaide v
West.B'dogs, FP, 4:10pm
Carlton v Hawthorn, Dok(n), 7:10pm
Sydney v Brisbane, SCG(n), 7:10pm
Sunday, August 31
Melbourne v Richmond, MCG, 2:10pm
Essendon v St. Kilda,
Dok, 4:40pm
Finals
Week
1, Sept 5-6-7
Week 2, Sept 12-13-14
Week 3, Sept 19-20
Week
4, September 27
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2008 NAB PRE-SEASON
CUP
FIRST ROUND
Fri, Feb 9
Collingwood v
Adelaide, UAE, 7.45 ET,
Fri(N), Feb 15
StK v Rch,
Docklands, 7.40 ET
WB v NM, Marrara Oval, 8.10 ET
Sat, Feb
16
Gee v Mel, Kardinia Park, 3.40 ET
PA v Car, Football
Park, 6.10 ET
Ess v Bri, Carrara, 6.40 ET
Sun, Feb
17
Haw v Syd, York Park, 3.40 ET
Fre v WCE, Subiaco, 8.40
ET
QUARTER FINALS
Fri(N), Feb 22
WB-NM v
Ess-Bri, Docklands, 7:40 ET
Sat, Feb 23
StK-Rch v
Gee-Mel , Manuka, 3:40 ET
Haw-Syd v PA-Car, tba,
Sun, Feb
24
Col-Ade v WCE-Fre, tba
SEMI-FINALS
Fri(N), Feb 29
Winners of Matches 9 & 10,
tba
Sat, March 1
Winners of Matches 11 & 12,
tba
GRAND FINAL
Sat(N), March 8
Winners
of Matches 13 & 14, tba |
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