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Round 22
Fri-Sat-Sun,
August 19-20-21 |
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Friday (night) |
Docklands,
7.40 |
Carlton v Hawthorn |
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Saturday |
Carrara,
2.10 |
Gold Coast v Adelaide |
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Saturday |
Subiaco,
3.10 |
West Coast v Essendon |
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4 |
Saturday (night) |
Docklands, 7.10 |
North Melb v Fremantle |
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Saturday (night) |
MCG,
7.10 |
Collingwood v Brisbane |
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Sunday |
Homebush, 1.10 |
Sydney v St Kilda |
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7 |
Sunday |
Football Park, 3.10 |
Port Adelaide v West.B'dogs |
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8 |
Sunday (night) |
MCG, 4.40 |
Melbourne v Richmond |
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bye |
Geelong |
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all times shown are Eastern
Round 22
Bruce Kennedy's
*Stats* & *Facts* of
the game
Round 22,
Coaches, Head-to-head
The Best of Round 22 all the records
*Match Review*
The Stats that Matter
Stats Update
from every round of 2011 |
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118 from 163 |
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HAW |
ADE |
WCE |
NM |
COL |
STK |
WB |
RCH |
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Third coach sacked
Rodney Eade and Bulldogs split
The Western Bulldogs
announced on Wednesday that coach Rodney Eade will part ways with
the club at the end of the season.
 ABC
Sport reported Eade confirmed his contract would not be renewed at
the end of the 2011 season at a Whitten Oval media conference attended
by club president David Smorgon and chief executive Simon
Garlick.
He becomes the third AFL coach to be sacked in 2011, joining Adelaide's
Neil Craig and Melbourne's Dean Bailey.
After reaching the preliminary final in each of the previous three
seasons, the 12th-placed Bulldogs will miss out on the September action
for the first time since 2007.
In addition to his seven years with the Bulldogs, Eade also coached
Sydney for six-and-a-half seasons, highlighted by leading the Swans into
the 1996 grand final, which they lost to North Melbourne.
Eade, 53, would likely be considered to fill the head coaching vacancies
at Adelaide or Melbourne next year.
Widely seen as a career coach, Eade said he had yet to decide on his
preferred next move.
His coaching record of 314 matches (1996-2002 and 2005-11) brings a
success-rate of 54.45 per cent, 169 wins, 141 losses and 4 draws.
__________
Our regular contributor John Novak notes that Eade in round 22 is
scheduled this weekend to equal John Northey's coaching record of
315 matches without a premiership.
Northey coached four clubs, Sydney 1985, Melbourne 1986-92, Richmond
1993-95 and Brisbane 1996-98 for a totals of 157 wins, 154 losses and 4
draws.
As Greg Denham notes in his piece today in The Australian,
Collingwood legend Bob Rose coached the Magpies and Footscray in
282 matches without capturing a premiership the Pies under him were
runners-up in 1964, 1966 and 1970.
Lyon hits back at fans who baited Stephen Milne
St Kilda coach
Ross Lyon on Wednesday hit back at Collingwood supporters who baited
Stephen Milne during last Friday night's AFL clash.
Yahoo!
Sport reports a section of the crowd chanted "rapist" at Milne, in
reference to a police investigation in 2004 where he was cleared of
allegations made against him.
 "He's
fine ... there's a media bubble forming around what happened last week,"
Lyon said.
"As a representative of St Kilda, I will talk about what Stephen Milne
means to us he's an incredibly consistent performer, really valued
around the club, he's a life blood of the club.
"He contributes not only on but off the field in a lot of endeavours for
the club, he's a wonderful family man and we value him incredibly
highly.
"It says more about the people who are levelling those sorts of chants
than it does about Stephen."
Lyon added the club was supporting Milne and would not be distracted by
the issue.
Swans rally to help orphans of couple killed
The Sydney Swans
have rallied to support the young children of two supporters who were
killed in a car accident in Melbourne last weekend.
 Karen
and Fernando Marino had travelled from their home near Wollongong
to Melbourne together to watch the Swans play Richmond at the MCG on
Sunday.
It was a belated birthday treat for Mrs Marino.
AFL.com.au reported they were hit by a car as they crossed the road in
Carlton on Saturday night.
Fernando, 32, died shortly after the accident, and Karen, 29, died in
hospital on Tuesday night.
"We feel deeply for the family and friends of Karen and Fernando. As a
club we'll endeavour to do what we can to support the family and their
two young children," Swans chief executive Andrew Ireland said on
Wednesday.
A bank account has been set up to accept donations for the children,
aged two and five, and numerous fundraising activities have been
organised.
Staff of the Sydney Swans will donate to the fund, with supporters
encouraged to do the same:
BSB: 641800
ACC: 200621702
NAME: IMG Society LTD ITF Marino Family Appeal
Correction to a correction
The attendance to the
Melbourne-West Coast match in round 21 played last Sunday at
Docklands has been adjusted again. The *official* attendance for
this match is 15,740, not 15,709, nor 15,739.
The progressive total for the premiership season is now:
5,729,111. |
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2011, Round 22
Friday-Saturday-Sunday, August 19-20-21
(subject to selection, injury or suspension) |
THE 200 CLUB
200 MICHAEL S GARDINER (StK 2007-10, WCE 1997-2006)
181 premiership, 19 pre-season
200 BRET THORNTON (Carlton, 2002-11)
179 premiership, 21 pre-season
200 DOMENIC CASSISI (Port Adelaide, 2002-11)
182 premiership, 18 pre-season
200 BRENDON GODDARD (St Kilda, 2003-11)
182 premiership, 16 pre-season, 2 International |
CAREER MATCHES
200 ANTONI GROVER (Fremantle), 1999-2011
150 AARON DAVEY (Melbourne), 2004-11
100 MARK BLAKE (Geelong), 2005-10
100 HAMISH McINTOSH (North Melb), 2005-10
50 ROBERT WARNOCK, 29 Car 2010-11, 21 Fre 2007-08
50 RICKY PETTERD (Melbourne), 2007-11
50 BEN McEVOY (St Kilda), 2008-11
50 NIC NAITANUI (West Coast), 2009-11 |
MATCHES WITH CURRENT CLUB
50 KEPLER BRADLEY (Fremantle), 2008-11; also 49 Ess 2004-07 |
CAREER MATCHES AT A VENUE
100 BRADY RAWLINGS (North Melb) has played 99 games at Docklands
35 JUDE BOLTON, ADAM GOODES and RYAN O'KEEFE will pass the BRETT KIRK record of 34 matches at Stadium Australia at Homebush when Sydney play St Kilda on Sunday. |
GOALKICKING
500 JONATHAN BROWN (Bri) 498 goals, 210 games
250 MARK L WILLIAMS (Ess+Haw) 247 goals, 115
games
300 CAMERON MOONEY (Gee+NM) 297 goals, 221 games susp
250 DANIEL GIANSIRACUSA (WB) 246 goals, 210 games
200 DREW PETRIE (NM) 197 goals, 196 games
100 SHANNON BYRNES (Gee) 98 goals, 102 games
100 BRETT DELEDIO (Rch) 99 goals, 147 games
100 TOM HAWKINS (Gee) 98 goals, 74 games
100 GRAHAM JOHNCOCK (Ade) 98 goals, 203 games
100 CYRIL RIOLI (Hawthorn) 97 goals, 78 games
100 BRENT STAKER (Bri+WCE) 96 goals, 137 games
100 DALE THOMAS (Col) 99 goals, 128 games
100 DANIEL WELLS (NM) 98 goals, 168 games
100 LEIGH MONTAGNA (StK) 98 goals, 165 games
100 RYAN GRIFFIN (WB) 95 goals, 140 games |
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SNIPPETS
 Essendon's
DUSTIN FLETCHER will play his 27th game against West Coast; equalling the record
held by Sydney's MICHAEL O'LOUGHLIN (1995-2009).
Richmond
has beaten Melbourne 99 times in premiership matches.
BRAD
GREEN (Mel) has kicked 198 goals at the MCG. |
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 The
Brisbane Lions have re-signed young guns Tom Rockliff and
Jesse O'Brien to new AFL contracts.
Rockliff, having made 17 appearances in the AFL this year, will
remain with the Lions until at least the end of 2014 after agreeing
to a two year extension to his current deal.
O'Brien, who has made 13 appearances for the Lions this season, has
also signed a new two-year contract ABC Sport |
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Experienced
Gold Coast midfielder Daniel Harris has announced his
retirement due to ongoing groin injuries.
The former North Melbourne midfielder was one of a handful of
AFL-hardened players who spent the 2010 VFL season with the Suns in
preparation for their inaugural campaign in the top flight.
The 29-year-old Harris played 11 senior matches for the Suns in 2011
for a career total of 160 ABC Sport |
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MRP Round 21
Five
players take early guilty pleas
Geelong forward
Cameron Mooney accepted a one-match suspension for a high hit on
Adelaide's Graham Johncock, putting his place in the Cats' finals
campaign in doubt.
ABC Sport reports: With Geelong having the bye in round 22,
Mooney will miss the penultimate home-and-away round clash against
Sydney on August 27.
He then faces a tough task to force his way back into the Cats' best 22
as they push for a third premiership cup in five years.
Mooney was reported in Sunday's clash at Football Park which the
second-placed Cats won by 11 points.
Because of his poor disciplinary record, the 31-year-old Mooney could
not get the penalty reduced with an early guilty plea.
Adelaide defender Shaun McKernan and Richmond forward Tyrone
Vickery accepted reprimands for respective tripping and rough
conduct charges.
St Kilda midfielder Nick Dal Santo and Port Adelaide first-gamer
Tom Jonas accepted $900 fines for umpire contact.
Reports
from Round 21
refer
Tribunal
for each
charge
Code
of conduct breach
Patrick McGinnity fined and suspended
West Coast defender
Patrick McGinnity will miss the Eagles' key clash with Essendon
after he was suspended for allegedly vilifying Demons forward Ricky
Petterd's mother.
ABC Sport reported the incident occurred at the start of the
half-time break in Sunday's match at Docklands which the Eagles won by
eight goals.
 McGinnity was heard to have made derogatory remarks about Petterd's
mother, which the Demons forward quickly relayed to an umpire.
The 22-year-old Eagle was charged under the AFL's code of conduct
regarding respect to women and could face suspension and a fine.
McGinnity also copped a $2,500 fine for breaching the AFL's respect and
responsibility policies.
He will also apologise to Petterd for the remark.
"I deeply regret the words I used in a verbal altercation on Sunday,"
McGinnity said in a club statement on Tuesday.
The West Australian reported the AFL chief executive Andrew
Demetriou when speaking at Parliament House in Perth where he was
meeting WA football officials and State Government ministers about the
planned new stadium at Burswood, said McGinnity was clearly in the
wrong.
"We take these issues very, very seriously, there is absolutely no place
for that sort of language or commentary on the football field, let alone
out in the community," he said.
"Theres going to be sledging but youve got to be very, very careful
about which areas you delve."
Demetriou congratulated Petterd for coming forward with the complaint
and said he didnt feel he would become a target for his decision.
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Worth attention ...
Port dumps Kane Cornes
Ashley Porter
of The Age details the turmoil at beleaguered Port Adelaide
deepened last night with the revelation that three-time and reigning
best and fairest Kane Cornes has been told he will not be required at
the end of the season.
There are also strong moves by past players and
businessmen to oust club president Brett Duncanson, replacing him
with club great and 1975 Magarey medallist Peter Woite.
The Cornes fallout in the wake of Port's record
losses to Collingwood (138 points) and Hawthorn (165) will cause
further unrest among the club's supporters.
The Age understands the 28-year-old was told
after the loss to Collingwood that he would not play any part at the
club next year, despite having two years to run on his contract. That
was just one of a string of bruising meetings between the club's
leadership and senior players preceding Saturday's abysmal showing
against Hawthorn
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Demetriou: "no worries, Port is here to stay"
AFL chief executive
Andrew Demetriou has told Port Adelaide fans not to worry about
the state of their struggling club, declaring the Power have a bright
future despite their dire financial position and woeful form.
 ABC
Sport reports Port Adelaide has become the AFL's basketcase this
year, with the club's multi-million dollar debts coinciding with its
worst run of on-field performances since entering the competition in
1997.
However, Demetriou was confident the league's multi-million dollar
assistance package and Port Adelaide's move to the more profitable
Adelaide Oval in 2014 would ensure the long-term survival of the club.
"The Port Adelaide Football Club has challenges ahead of it but
(supporters) shouldn't worry about ... their financial position, because
the AFL and the SANFL have put together a financial package that secures
Port Adelaide's future," Demetriou said in Perth on Tuesday.
Malthouse and McGuire at odds on crowd issue
Collingwood's two
most powerful figures remain opposed on the importance of crowd
behaviour.
 Sam
Edmund in Melbourne's Herald Sun reports Magpies president
Eddie McGuire said he was determined to launch, by this weekend, an
advertising blitz featuring Pies players in a bid to stamp out abusive
and offensive fan behaviour.
But club coach Mick Malthouse on Tuesday dismissed the problem.
Malthouse questioned the importance of crowd behaviour as an issue,
saying abuse of players was widespread and little could be done about
it.
Malthouse's view flies in the face of the planned Collingwood initiative
that McGuire said would stand as club policy
more ...
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Crowd
Update:
The audited crowd for the Demons-Eagles match on Sunday at the MCG
was 15,709 some reports had 15,739.
Total for R21: 254,947.
Progressive: 5,729,080. |
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Western
Bulldogs midfielder Adam Cooney appears unlikely to play
again this season.
Mark Stevens reports in Melbourne's Herald Sun that
Cooney will meet a specialist in coming days, with further surgery
on his troublesome right knee looming as a strong possibility.
Even if Cooney escapes what would be a minor arthroscopic clean-up,
the Dogs will almost certainly not play him for the rest of the
season
more ... |
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Match Review Panel
Round 21
Mooney, McKernan, Vickery booked
Tarrant charge dismissed
Geelong forward
Cameron Mooney has been handed a one-match ban, but Collingwood's
Chris Tarrant was cleared of wrong-doing by the Match Review Panel
on Monday.
ABC Sport reports Tribunal regular Mooney can accept a one-game
suspension for his high hit on Adelaide's Graham Johncock in the
first quarter of their match at Football Park on Sunday.
His poor disciplinary record means no reduction for an early guilty plea
Mooney faces his 18th match suspension from 16 charges.
But Tarrant's match report for what was regarded as a fair bump on St
Kilda's Justin Koschitzke was dismissed.
Adelaide defender Shaun McKernan can accept a reprimand for
tripping Geelong's Steve Johnson, as can Richmond forward
Tyrone Vickery for rough conduct against Sydney's Craig Bird.
But Geelong's Joel Selwood, Port Adelaide's Matt Thomas
and Melbourne's Clint Bartram were all cleared.
St Kilda midfielder Nick Dal Santo and Port Adelaide first-gamer
Tom Jonas face $900 fines for contact with an umpire.
All players charged have until Tuesday lunchtime to decide whether to
fight their penalties at the Tribunal.
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Worth attention ...
Demetriou hints at AFL TV
Jesse Hogan in The Age reports Andrew Demetriou
has floated the possibility the AFL's latest television rights deal,
which will provide $1.12 billion over the next five years, could be its
last.
The league's chief executive has provocatively suggested that instead of
allowing television networks to broadcast matches, and then keep the
resulting advertising and subscription proceeds, the AFL could stream
matches directly to customers of the national broadband network.
The plan would be in keeping with an AFL strategy to increase its profit
margins, which has included creating an in-house media division to
offset the profit-diminishing influence of middlemen
more
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Primus denies Port has sacked Kane Cornes
Port Adelaide coach
Matthew Primus has taken the blame for his AFL club's worst season, but
denied sacking triple best and fairest Kane Cornes.
Primus also quashed speculation that selection was being influenced by club
hierarchy.
Primus said the heat was on many people at the Power, reeling from crushing
losses in the past two weeks including their heaviest defeat, a 165-point
thrashing by Hawthorn on Saturday.
That followed the club's previous heaviest loss just a week prior, a 138-point
thrashing by Collingwood.
But Primus, with just two wins and headed for Port's first wooden spoon,
scotched a report on The Age website that he had sacked Kane Cornes, the
28-year-old reigning club best and fairest,
"Kane has a contract here and as of the moment he is a required player," Primus
told Adelaide radio station 5AA on Monday.
"He certainly hasn't been sacked or told he has been traded."
Primus accepted the blame for Port's woeful season, saying "the buck stops with
me" but dismissed rumours that president Brett Duncanson and other board
members were dictating selection
more ...
see also
SANFL plotting another Port Adelaide coup Herald Sun
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Mark
Stevens reports in Melbourne's Herald Sun that the
Western Bulldogs are edging closer to a decision on the future of
coach Rodney Eade with finals out of the equation
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Round
21
Collingwood snap St Kilda's run of six wins
Hawks claim biggest club win; Port lose by 165pts
Blues put paid to Fremantle's finals chances
Gutsy Bulldogs fail to break Essendon's resolve
Lions beat Suns to stake claim as top Q banana
Demons improve but Eagles much better
Tigers click for best win over Swans for 21 years
Cats survive torried workout from Crows
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Facts and trivia from Round 21
*The Stats that Matter* – *Match
Review* ...
more
 The season in scores and
results –
Stats Update
2011 |
FROM
THE ROUND
ST KILDA v COLLINGWOOD
the
Magpies snapped St Kilda's six-game winning run in the premiership
race ...
St
Kilda's 10.10 was the best score versus the Pies since 12.8 in their
2009-1QF win at the MCG ...
Collingwood
has not lost to the Saints since 2010-R3 at Docklands, winning three
of the past four games; the 2010 grand final of course was drawn ...
at
the 212th League meeting of the pair, no new match records were
noted ...
St
Kilda's STEPHEN MILNE with his only goal of the night became the
biggest goalkicker with 300 goals at the Docklands venue ...
HAWTHORN v PORT ADELAIDE
Hawthorn
beat Port by 165 points, their biggest victory of their 1,799 League
matches since 1925; previous best win was by 160 points when the
Hawks 32.24-216 downed Essendon 8.8-56 in 1992-R20 at the MCG ...
Hawthorn's
17.4-106 is the sixth biggest half-time score by the club highest
half-time is 20.7 v NM, 1982-R16 at Princes Park ... worth noting
that in 1991-R6 at North Hobart Oval, the Hawks were 17.4 at
half-time to Fitzroy 3.6 the Hawks went on to win by 157 points
...
the
Hawks had 15 goalkickers ...
Port
Adelaide suffered their 9th-straight defeat, the equal of their AFL
worst inked 2000-R8 to 16 incl ...
100th
JAY SCHULZ, PA 2010-11, Rch 2003-09 ...
scores
and margins for the match also entered the best recorded at the MCG
31.11-197 is the 9th best score of all-time at the MCG ...
the 165 point margin is the greatest win of all time at the MCG ...
92 points is the biggest half-time margin of all time at the MCG ...
FREMANTLE v CARLTON
the
Blues beat the Dockers in Perth for the 6th time five at Subi, one
in 1999 at the WACA ...
no
new match records were noted ...
50th JEFF GARLETT (Carlton), 2009-11
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50th GREG BROUGHTON (Fremantle), 2009-11
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WEST.B'DOGS v ESSENDON
Essendon
had 13 goalkickers ...
after a strong period by the Bulldogs when they won six-straight
(2006-09) favouritism has returned to the Bombers who posted
solid wins this year by 55pts (R1) and 49pts on Saturday night
...
BRENT
STANTON (Ess) reached 100 goals in game 159 ...
50th DAVID ZAHARAKIS (Essendon), 2009-11
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BRISBANE v GOLD COAST
playing
for the "Pineapple Cup" or the "Top Q Banana"
the Lions rammed home 8.4-52 in Q4 their best quarter of the
season ...
MELBOURNE v WEST COAST
the
Eagles started to dictate with 7.7 their best in Q2 this season ...
ANDREW
EMBLEY (WCE) reached 200 career goals in game 225 ...
RICHMOND v SYDNEY
after
losing nine of the past 10 games against the Swans, the Tigers
turned the tide with their best win over the red-and-white since
1990-R9 when they won by 79 points, 20.19 to 9.6 at the MCG ...
BRAD
MILLER (Rch) reached his 100 career goals in game 144 ...
COLIN
SYLVIA (Mel) reached 100 goals in game 120 ...
ADELAIDE v GEELONG
the
Cats continue their strong showing against the Crows recording
their 7th win from the past eight encounters back to 2007
overall it is 17-15 in favour of Geelong from 32 meetings ...
no
new match records were noted ...
200th JIMMY BARTEL (Geelong), 2002-11 ...
Dale Morris breaks tibia and fibula in right leg
The Western Bulldogs
are confident defender Dale Morris' badly broken leg
won't stop him from getting a solid 2012 AFL pre-season.
Guy Hand for Yahoo! Sport reports Morris broke
both the tibia and fibula in his lower right leg when he fell
awkwardly in a fourth quarter marking contest in his side's
49-point loss to Essendon at Docklands on Saturday night.
Doctors confirmed on Sunday that Morris had broken both bones
and his season was over.
But they are confident the injuries are not at the most serious
end of the scale.
"Both bones were able to be manipulated in hospital under
anaesthetic without the need for surgery," the Bulldogs said in
a statement.
"The club expects Morris to participate in the majority of
pre-season training as he will be up and running within 10 to 12
weeks."
Carlton's Bret Thornton cleared of face fracture
Carlton defender
Brett Thornton is expected to be fit for Friday night's
blockbuster clash with Hawthorn after scans cleared him of any
serious damage to his face.
 ABC Sport reports Thornton was taken to a Perth hospital
on Saturday after copping an accidental fist from Garrick
Ibbotson during Carlton's 30-point win over Fremantle.
A golf ball-sized lump immediately formed under Thornton's left
eye after the fourth-quarter marking contest, but scans showed
no fracture and the 27-year-old flew home to Melbourne with his
team-mates on Saturday night.
It is believed the dramatic swelling, which has since subsided,
was caused because Ibbotson's fist struck a blood vessel.
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Round
21 attendances: 254,947.
Progressive: 5,729,080. |
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Round
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Collingwood snap St Kilda's run of six wins
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Facts and trivia from Round 21
*The Stats that Matter* – *Match
Review* ...
more
The season in scores and
results –
Stats Update
2011 |
Collingwood have
sent another challenger packing, ending sixth-placed St Kilda's
winning streak with a workmanlike 19-point victory at Docklands
on Friday night when 46,505 attended under the closed roof to
the outside chill of 10 degrees.
After being tested in a pulsating first half, the Magpies slowly
ground down the Saints in the second to post their 12th
consecutive win this season.
The win keeps the Magpies top of the ladder and plunges the
Saints back into a fight to make the top eight at season's end.
Collingwood's Leon Davis had a field day off half-back
with 36 possessions, while midfielder Dane Swan was
influential with 34 touches and two goals.
Leigh Montagna booted three goals for the Saints and had
24 touches.
Guy Hand for Yahoo! Sport noted the Magpies led by
19 points at quarter-time, booting four goals in a row to end
the term and looking likely to make short work of the team they
beat in last year's grand final.
But the Saints twice closed to within a point of the premiers
during a solid second term, and trailed by just 13 points at the
long break. The Magpies muscled the Saints out of business in
the third term, pushing out to a 21-point lead.
By the time Swan booted his second after the Magpies had
smothered the Saints early in the final term, the lead was out
to 28 points and there was no way back for St Kilda.
The Saints got some consolation with forward Stephen Milne
breaking the record for most goals kicked at Docklands, booting
his 300th at the venue late in the final term.
Collingwood defender Chris Tarrant was reported for a
bump on St Kilda's Justin Koschitzke just before
half-time. But TV replays suggest he has little to worry about
when the match review panel looks at the incident which
appeared umpire overkill.
Shorter matches a chance next year
AFL CEO Andrew Demetriou has confirmed the length of
games could be shortened as early as next year, with the League
to look closely at reducing minutes played over the off-season.
The issue again came to light this week with Collingwood coach
Mick Malthouse claiming long games and the structure of
the draw were to blame for recent blowout results.
 Jennifer
Witham reported on AFL.com.au, Demetriou said on
Friday it was on the agenda for the Laws of the Game committee
over the upcoming off-season.
"The issue of the length of the game with the stoppages and time
ons, it has become a little bit too long
130 minutes for a
game.
On Thursday, Malthouse suggested there was interference from
corporates and administration.
Demetriou on Friday morning told radio station 3AW the draw
would always be compromised as long as games such as Anzac Day,
Queen's Birthday, state derbies and blockbusters between
Victoria's big clubs were pencilled in first each year.
Demetriou said factors such as government requests, the
scheduling of other sporting events in other states,
restrictions on the weekends Tasmania could host games,
agreements with venues, not playing on Good Friday and requests
from the broadcasters also impacted the draw.
He also said the League was well ensconced in the assembling of
the 2012 fixture, having collected input from all the clubs and
stakeholders.
"I know [AFL broadcasting, legal and business affairs manager]
Simon Lethlean has received all the requests.
"It will be a complex draw next year. There will be 18 teams,
there will be nine games in a round, so I know he's looking
forward to the challenge"
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Andrew Newbold to succeed Kennett
The Hawthorn board
have anointed vice-president Andrew Newbold to succeed Jeff Kennett as
president at the AFL club.
 The
appointment will be subject to a members' vote that will be finalised at the
club's annual general meeting.
Kennett, after being president since 2006 will stand down in December.
Newbold, a lawyer and businessman, joined the Hawks' board in 2003.
The club said in a statement that the board recommendation was unanimous.
Finals tickets up by five per cent
Tickets to this
year's finals series have risen in price by five per cent across the four weeks,
however the League has dropped the cost of admission to the semi-finals to
ensure the majority of matches are accessible by all fans.
AFL.com.au announced Friday that prices are $36 for standard finals
tickets in weeks one and two in New South Wales, $44.50 for a standard ticket in
Victoria, and $46.50 for a final in Perth.
Members of the competing clubs will retain the exclusive right to buy tickets to
any finals game in weeks one to three on the Monday before the game.
The general public will now be able to buy finals tickets in weeks one to three
from midday at the Tuesday, which is earlier than the 9am Wednesday start time
used in previous years.
The cost of tickets to the Grand Final, to be played on October 1, is slightly
higher than 2010, with prices ranging from $150 for standing room and restricted
view ($142.50 in 2010), $170 for standard ($161 in 2010), $254 for prime ($235
in 2010) and $295 for premium ($270 in 2010).
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Essendon
have confirmed that defender Michael Hibberd has been charged
with assault following an incident in Mornington last month.
According to the club's website, Hibberd has been officially charged
after being involved in an altercation with a woman and another man
that happened in Main St, Mornington early on July 31st.
Police have indicated that a man was allegedly hit in the face
during the incident and later needed hospital treatment.
As a result of the initial police investigation, the Bombers
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selected teams
Dockers name Sandilands
Melbourne recall Sylvia and regain Jamar
Port make eight changes
Fremantle at
selection on Thursday night have chosen reward over risk, bringing back
ruckman Aaron Sandilands from injury in a season-defining gamble.
Sandilands has played just one match in the past 10 weeks because of a
serious toe injury.
But with the Dockers' season on the line the giant ruckman will be
risked in Saturday's must-win match against Carlton in Perth.
Sandilands' delicate injury affects his right foot the one he usually
leaps off and his match fitness certainly is in question.
Yahoo! Sport reports Gold Coast have included skipper Gary
Ablett for their derby against Brisbane at the Gabba on Saturday
night after he missed their big loss to Geelong last weekend with a
hamstring injury.
Melbourne have recalled forward Colin Sylvia and regained ruckman
Mark Jamar to combat West Coast's Dean Cox at Docklands on
Sunday.
Port Adelaide have predictably rung the changes after their feeble
performance against Collingwood last weekend, with eight new faces to
take on Hawthorn on Saturday.
Forward Brett Ebert is among five dropped for the Power, with
Hamish Hartlett (shoulder) and Jasper Pittard (hamstring) out
injured and veteran Chad Cornes retiring.
The Hawks welcome back Chance Bateman, Cameron Bruce and
Ryan Schoenmakers for Rick Ladson and Michael Osborne
(both soreness) and Kyle Cheney.
Collingwood's embarrassment of riches grew with the inclusion of
defender Harry O'Brien after knee soreness and midfielder
Sharrod Wellingham to play St Kilda at Docklands tonight.
Simon Buckley and Cameron Wood have been omitted.
Other key round 21 inclusions are Geelong stars Corey Enright and
Brad Ottens to play Adelaide, and Western Bulldogs midfielder
Shaun Higgins returning from injury to take on Essendon.
But as expected the Cats have lost key defender Matthew Scarlett
for the Adelaide clash with a knee injury.
Richmond received better-than-expected news on midfielder Daniel
Jackson, who has been named in the Tigers' side to play Sydney at
the MCG on Sunday just a week after limping off with a knee injury
after a heavy clash with West Coast's Matt Rosa.
Matt White, Jayden Post, Jake Batchelor and
Jeromey Webberley have been added to the extended 25-man squad.
selected teams for Round 21
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Hospital to send Stynes home
Scott Spits in The Age reports Melbourne president
Jim Stynes is recovering from his latest surgery, during which
doctors decided against removing a tumour from his stomach.
Surgeons will now consider other treatment options for the former AFL
footballer and 1991 Brownlow Medallist.
Stynes underwent exploratory surgery at the Peter MacCallum Cancer
Centre yesterday and the Demons said he was expected to leave hospital
within the next seven days.
"Jim is now recovering well from the surgery and is expected to leave
hospital sometime in the next week. Doctors determined the best course
of action was not to remove the tumour and to consider other treatment
options," Melbourne said in a statement.
Stynes's battle with cancer was again thrust into the public spotlight
last week when he fronted a media conference to announce the club had
decided to sack its coach Dean Bailey
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L |
D |
B |
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1 |
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Collingwood |
19 |
18 |
1 |
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2 |
182.8 |
72 |
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2 |
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Geelong |
20 |
18 |
2 |
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1 |
157.7 |
72 |
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3 |
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Hawthorn |
19 |
15 |
4 |
|
2 |
146.6 |
60 |
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4 |
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Carlton |
20 |
14 |
5 |
1 |
1 |
136.3 |
58 |
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5 |
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West Coast |
19 |
14 |
5 |
|
2 |
123.9 |
56 |
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6 |
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St Kilda |
19 |
10 |
8 |
1 |
2 |
109.9 |
42 |
|
7 |
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Essendon |
20 |
10 |
9 |
1 |
1 |
102.5 |
42 |
|
8 |
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Sydney |
19 |
9 |
9 |
1 |
2 |
105.4 |
38 |
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9 |
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Fremantle |
19 |
9 |
10 |
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2 |
92.1 |
36 |
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10 |
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North Melb |
19 |
8 |
11 |
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2 |
98.8 |
32 |
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11 |
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Melbourne |
19 |
7 |
11 |
1 |
2 |
82.2 |
30 |
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12 |
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West.B'dogs |
19 |
7 |
12 |
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2 |
91.8 |
28 |
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13 |
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Richmond |
19 |
6 |
12 |
1 |
2 |
83.5 |
26 |
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14 |
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Adelaide |
19 |
6 |
13 |
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2 |
78.8 |
24 |
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15 |
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Brisbane |
19 |
4 |
15 |
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2 |
82.0 |
16 |
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16 |
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Gold Coast |
19 |
3 |
16 |
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2 |
54.2 |
12 |
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17 |
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Port Adelaide |
19 |
2 |
17 |
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2 |
61.2 |
8 |
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ROUND 1
Thursday, March 24
Car 14.20-104 v Rch 13.6-84
Friday, March 25
Gee 6.12-48 v StK 6.11-47
Saturday, March 26
Col 24.11-155 v
PA 12.8-80
Ade 16.9-105 v Haw 12.13-85
Bri 14.8-92 v Fre 13.16-94
Sunday, March 27
Ess 16.17-113 v WB 8.10-58
Mel 11.18-84 v Syd 11.18-84
WCE 13.14-92 v
NM 13.10-88
Bye: Gold Coast
ROUND 2
Friday, April 1
StK 13.17-95, Rch 14.11-95
Saturday, April 2
NM 7.14-56 v Col 21.17-143
PA 15.8-98 v
WCE 16.20-116
GC 7.10-52 v Car 26.15-171
Fre 10.18-78 v Gee 13.11-89
Sunday, April 3
WB 19.9-123 v Bri 6.9-45
Syd 14.14-98 v Ess 13.15-93
Haw 16.26-122 v Mel 12.5-77
Bye: Adelaide
ROUND 3
Friday, April 8
Col 15.12-102 v Car 11.8-74
Saturday, April 9
WB 18.14-122 v GC 7.9-51
Ade 7.12-54 v Fre 11.13-79
Rch 6.16-52 v Haw 17.13-115
WCE 13.10-88 v Syd 15.11-101
Sunday, April 10
Mel 12.10-82 v Bri 11.5-71
Gee 17.20-122 v PA 6.7-43
StK 12.12-84 v Ess 21.10-136
Bye: North Melbourne
ROUND 4
Friday, April 15
Rch 13.12-90 v Col 24.17-161
Saturday, April 16
Haw 10.12-72 v WCE 9.11-65
Car 11.13-79 v Ess 11.13-79
Syd 7.12-54 v Gee 11.15-81
PA 14.14-98 v Ade 9.12-66
Sunday, April 17
GC 9.15-69 v Mel 23.21-159
Fre 18.19-127 v NM 14.14-98
Bye: Bri, StK, WB
ROUND 5 (Easter & Anzac)
Thursday, April 21
Bri
11.10-76
v StK 13.11-89
Saturday, April 23
PA 15.11-101 v GC 15.14-104
Car 11.19-85
v Ade 12.7-79
Sunday, April 24
NM 14.19-103 v
Rch 17.10-112
Monday, April 25
Ess 11.11-77 v
Col 16.11-107
Fre 12.13-85
v WB 11.12-78
Tuesday, April 26
Haw
15.8-98
v Gee 17.15-117
Bye: Mel, Syd, WCE
ROUND 6
Thursday, April 28
WCE 15.16-106 v Mel 6.16-52
Friday, April 29
Syd 10.11-71 v Car 12.15-87
Saturday, April 30
NM 18.25-133 v PA 10.13-73
Rch 18.16-124 v Bri 14.14-98
Ade 13.12-90 v StK 9.17-71
Sunday, May 1
Ess
31.11-197 v GC 8.10-58
Col 15.15-105 v WB 8.9-57
Bye: Fre, Gee, Haw
ROUND 7
Friday, May 6
PA 10.12-72 v Haw 15.14-104
Saturday, May 7
WB 10.5-65 v Syd 10.13-73
Gee 19.13-127 v NM 9.7-61
Rch 23.10-148 v Fre 14.15-99
GC 18.16-124
v Bri 17.14-116
Sunday, May 8
Ess 16.10-106 v WCE 12.18-90
Mel 22.17-149 v Ade 8.5-53
Monday, May 9
StK 12.9-81 v Car 11.18-84
Bye: Collingwood
ROUND 8
Friday, May 13
Gee 8.17-65 v Col 9.8-62
Saturday, May 14
NM 19.10-124 v Mel 12.11-83
Ade 20.10-130
v GC 9.19-73
Bri 9.12-66 v Ess 15.12-102
Syd 18.13-121 v PA 9.5-69
Sunday, May 15
Haw 14.15-99 v StK 10.9-69
WB 23.15-153 v Rch 18.10-118
WCE 14.12-96 v Fre 9.9-63
Bye: Carlton
ROUND 9
Friday, May 20
Car 14.16-100 v Gee 15.12-102
Saturday, May 21
StK 16.10-106 v Mel 13.8-86
PA 14.6-90 v Fre 21.16-142
Bri 10.13-73 v NM 8.11-59
Rch 16.9-105 v Ess 13.11-89
Sunday, May 22
Col 20.15-135 v Ade 14.8-92
Syd 8.12-60 v Haw 15.16-106
WCE 26.19-175 v WB 8.4-52
Bye: Gold Coast
ROUND 10
Friday, May 27
Mel 6.10-46 v Car 13.15-93
Saturday, May 28
NM 9.17-71 v Syd 10.12-72
Fre 7.14-56 v StK 15.12-102
GC 10.13-73 v Gee 21.13-139
Rch 10.14-74 v PA 13.11-89
Sunday, May 29
Ade 8.13-61 v Bri 15.11-101
Col 16.9-105 v WCE 7.11-53
WB 9.8-62 v Haw 13.13-91
Bye: Essendon
ROUND 11
Friday, June 3
Ess 10.8-68 v Mel 15.11-101
Saturday, June 4
Gee 23.10-148 v WB 13.9-87
WCE 13.7-87 v GC 10.7-67
Bri 7.9-51 v Syd 17.14-116
Col 16.12-108 v StK 7.9-51
Sunday, June 5
Haw 17.9-111 v Fre 13.11-89
NM 18.7-115 v Ade 10.8-68
PA 7.7-49 v Car 16.15-111
Bye: Richmond
ROUND 12
(Queen's Birthday)
Friday, June 10
StK 12.9-81 v WB 8.9-57
Saturday, June 11
Ade 10.8-67 v WCE 15.16-106
GC 9.9-63 v
NM
18.14-122
Gee 13.10-88 v Haw 13.5-83
Sunday, June 12
Car 19.10-124 v Bri 9.9-63
Syd 9.21-75 v Rch 9.11-65
Fre 15.8-98 v Ess 9.10-64
Monday, June 13
Mel 6.5-41 v Col 19.15-129
Bye: Port Adelaide
ROUND 13
Friday, June 17
WB 14.16-100 v Ade 10.10-70
Saturday, June 18
Haw 19.15-129 v GC 8.10-58
Ess 12.18-90 v NM 17.9-111
Bri 14.10-94 v Rch 18.17-125
StK 11.6-72 v Gee 15.10-100
Sunday, June 19
Mel 22.17-149 v Fre 8.12-60
Car 15.10-100 v Syd 10.6-66
WCE 15.20-110 v PA 13.10-88
Bye: Collingwood
ROUND 14
Friday, June 24
Haw 23.8-146 v Ess 12.9-81
Saturday, June 25
GC 13.10-88 v WB 17.8-110
Rch 13.13-91 v Mel 17.16-118
Syd 14.9-93 v Col 13.21-99
Fre 12.16-88 v Bri 10.5-65
Sunday, June 26
Gee 19.11-125 v Ade 10.13-73
Car 10.7-67 v WCE 15.13-103
PA 14.7-91 v NM 21.10-136
Bye: St Kilda
ROUND 15
Friday, July 1
WB 19.13-127 v Mel 8.15-63
Saturday, July 2
Rch 12.9-81 v Car 28.16-184
Fre 17.10-112 v GC 9.8-62
Ess 18.7-115 v Gee 16.15-111
Ade 8.9-57 v Syd 6.14-50
Sunday, July 3
Bri 15.9-99 v PA 13.10-88
Col 15.16-106 v Haw 9.11-65
NM 10.10-70 v StK 12.7-79
Bye: West Coast
ROUND 16
Friday, July 8
WCE 14.12-96 v Gee 13.10-88
Saturday, July 9
Haw 16.9-105 v Bri 9.9-63
GC 4.12-36 v Syd 15.16-106
Ess 15.15-105 v Rch 9.12-66
Sunday, July 10
Col 22.15-147 v NM 3.12-30
PA 8.5-53 v StK 17.7-109
WB 14.12-96 v Car 9.15-69
Byes: Ade, Fre, Mel
ROUND 17
Friday, July 15
Ade 10.13-73 v Ess 12.12-84
Saturday, July 16
Rch 9.16-70 v GC 12.13-85
Car 11.13-79 v Col 13.20-98
StK 13.4-82 v WCE 9.7-61
Mel 17.11-113 v PA 14.8-92
Sunday, July 17
Syd 13.9-87 v Fre 15.8-98
Bri 15.14-104 v Gee 20.13-133
NM 21.16-142 v WB 17.9-111
Bye: Hawthorn
ROUND 18
Friday, July 22
StK 19.13-127 v Ade 3.6-24
Saturday, July 23
NM 17.20-122 v Bri 11.11-77
Syd 16.18-114 v WB 11.9-75
GC 11.9-75 v Col 19.15-129
Ess 12.7-79 v Car 24.9-153
Sunday, July 24
Gee 17.13-113 v Rch 7.9-51
Mel 12.6-78 v Haw 20.12-132
Fre 9.10-64 v WCE 8.17-65
Bye: Port Adelaide
ROUND 19
Friday, July 29
NM 9.8-62 v Car 11.14-80
Saturday, July 30
WB 15.5-95 v WCE 15.13-103
Gee 37.11-233 v Mel 7.5-47
GC 6.18-54 v StK 10.14-74
Fre 6.8-44 v Haw 13.17-95
Sunday, July 31
Col 25.16-166 v Ess 14.8-92
Ade 16.15-111 v PA 11.13-79
Byes: Bri, Rch, Sydney
ROUND 20
Friday, August 5
StK 16.17-113 v Fre 10.12-72
Saturday, August 6
Car 21.8-134 v Mel 7.16-58
Gee 29.14-188 v GC 6.2-38
Ess 15.10-100 v Syd 14.15-99
PA 3.3-21 v Col 23.21-159
Sunday, August 7
Bri 16.9-105 v Ade 16.14-110
Haw 15.13-103 v NM 13.8-86
WCE 22.15-147 v Rch 14.6-90
Bye: Western Bulldogs
ROUND 21
Friday, August 12
StK 10.10-70 v Col 14.5-89
Saturday, August 13
Haw 31.11-197 v PA 5.2-32
Fre 12.13-85 v Car 16.19-115
WB 15.11-101 v Ess 23.12-150
Bri 18.15-123 v GC 8.13-61
Sunday, August 14
Mel 9.8-62 v WCE 16.14-110
Rch 14.15-99 v Syd 7.14-56
Ade 12.13-85 v Gee 14.12-96
Bye: North Melbourne
ROUND 22
Friday, August 19
Car v Haw, Dok(n), 7:40pm
Saturday, August 20
GC v Ade, Carrara, 2:10pm
WCE v Ess, Subi, 3:10pm
NM v Fre, Dok(n), 7:10pm
Col v Bri, MCG(n), 7:10pm
Sunday, August 21
Syd v StK, Hom, 1:10pm
PA v WB, FP, 3:10pm
Mel v Rch, MCG(n), 4.40pm
Bye: Geelong
ROUND 23
Friday, August 26
Fre v Col, Subi(n), 8:40pm
Saturday, August 27
Haw v WB, MCG, 2:10pm
Gee v Syd, KP, 2:10pm
StK v NM, Dok(n), 7:10pm
Bri v WCE, BCG(n), 7:10pm
Sunday, August 28
Ade v Rch, FP, 1:10pm
Mel v GC, MCG, 2:10pm
Ess v PA, Dok(n), 4:40pm
Bye: Carlton
ROUND 24
Friday, Sept 2
Gee v Col, MCG(n),
7.40
Saturday, Sept 3
GC v Haw, C, 1.10
WB v Fre, Dok, 2.10
Syd v Bri, SCG, 4.10
Car v StK, MCG, 7.10
WCE v Ade, S, 7,10
Sunday, Sept 4
PA v Mel, AO, 2.10
Rch v NM. Dok, 4.40
Bye: Essendon
FINALS
Week 1, Sept 9-10-11
Week 2, Sept 16-17
Week 3, Sept 23-24
Week 4, October 1 |
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All times Eastern
FIRST ROUND
POOL 1
Friday, February 11
at Football Park
Ade 0.3.6-24 v Mel 0.5.4.-34
Mel 0.5.6-36 v PA 1.2.6-27
Ade 0.6.4-40 v PA 0.1.2-8
POOL 2
Saturday, February 12
at Docklands Stadium
Car 0.6.5-41 v Rch 0.3.5-23
Rch 0.1.1-7 v Col 0.7.8-50
Car 0.3.8-26 v Col 0.5.3-33
POOL 3
Sunday, February 13
at Subiaco Oval
WCE 0.5.1-31 v Haw 0.4.5-29
Haw 1.4.4-37 v Fre 0.3.5-23
WCE v Fre, 9.55pm
POOL 4
Friday, February 18
at Docklands Stadium
Ess 0.5.8-38 v Bri 0.2.2-14
Bri 0.2.3-15 v StK 1.5.5-44
Ess 0.5.8-38 v StK 0.6.2-38
POOL 5
Saturday, February 19
at Blacktown Olympic Park
GWS 0.0.4-4 v Syd 0.13.5-83
Syd 0.3-4-22 v GC 0.4.1-25
GWS 0.4.3-27 v GC 0.8.5-52
POOL 6
Sunday, February 20
at Kardinia Park
Gee 0.4.8-32 v NM 0.2.2-14
NM 1.2.2-23 v WB 0.8.6-54
Gee 0.7.4-46 v WB 0.4.1-25
QUARTER FINALS
Mel 1.11.7-82 v Ess 1.17.10-121
Col 1.12.12-93 v Syd 1.10.10-79
Gee 1.6.6-51 v StK 1.15.7-106
WCE 0.12.15-87 v GC 1.5.11-50
SEMI-FINALS
Friday, March 4
Ess 0.12.12-84 v StK 0.6.9-45
Saturday, March 5
WCE 0.8.8-56 v Col 1.9.17-80
GRAND FINAL
Friday, March 11
Ess 0.13.8-86 v Col 1.15.9-108
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Full Points Footy publications
by John Devaney
* Encyclopedia of Australian Football Clubs
* SA Football Companion
^ WA Football Companion
* Tasmanian Football Companion
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Retirements, 2011
ADEALAIDE
Scott Stevens
BRISBANE
James Charman
COLLINGWOOD
Tom Hunter
ESSENDON
Mark L Williams
GEELONG
Marcus Drum
Cameron Mooney
PORT ADELAIDE
Chad Cornes
SYDNEY
Craig Bolton
Daniel Bradshaw
WEST.B'DOGS
Barry Hall
Body Graffiti
players noted
Claye Beams (Bri)
Dayne Beams (Col)
Mitch Clark (Bri)
Travis Cloke (Col)
Adam Cooney (WB)
Lynden Dunn (Mel)
Lance Franklin (Haw)
Jeremy Howe (Mel)
Nathan Jones (Mel)
Jake King (Rch)
Dustin Martin (Rch)
Ash McGrath (Bri)
Harry O'Brien (Col)
Ricky Petterd (Mel)
Jared Rivers (Mel)
Dane Swan (Col)
Chris Yarran (Car)
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