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Round 23
Fri-Sat-Sun,
August 26-27-28 |
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1 |
Friday (night) |
Subiaco,
8.40 |
Fremantle v Collingwood |
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2 |
Saturday |
MCG,
2.10 |
Hawthorn v West.B'dogs |
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3 |
Saturday |
Kardinia Park,
2.10 |
Geelong v Sydney |
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4 |
Saturday (night) |
Docklands, 7.10 |
St Kilda v North Melb |
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5 |
Saturday (night) |
Gabba,
7.10 |
Brisbane v West Coast |
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6 |
Sunday |
Football Park, 1.10 |
Adelaide v Richmond |
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7 |
Sunday |
MCG, 2.10 |
Melbourne v Gold Coast |
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8 |
Sunday (night) |
Docklands, 4.40 |
Essendon v Port Adelaide |
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bye |
Carlton |
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all times shown are Eastern
Round 23
Bruce Kennedy's
*Stats* & *Facts* of
the game
Round 23,
Coaches, Head-to-head
The Best of Round 23 all the records
*Match Review*
The Stats that Matter
Stats Update
from every round of 2011 |
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125 from 171 |
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COL |
HAW |
GEE |
STK |
WCE |
ADE |
MEL |
ESS |
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First Brownlow draws $170,000 at auction
Australian
football's first Brownlow medal was sold at auction on Wednesday night
in Melbourne but failed to reach the hoped-for price.
 Yahoo!
Sport reports: The medal awarded in 1924 to Geelong's Edward
"Carji" Greeves sold for $170,000, well below market expectations.
With the commission added in, the successful bidder paid $203,600.
A spokeswoman for Leski Auctions said there were only two bidders, one
in the room and one on the phone, who eventually won.
The medal, awarded to the AFL's best and fairest player, had been sold
by Greeves' daughter in 2008, and expectations were that it would go for
as much as $250,000.
Another Brownlow Medal, won by Richmond's Stan Judkins, was sold
for $30,000 with the commission taking it to $35,940.
Leski Auctions sports expert Max Williamson said the tough
economic conditions may have played a part in the medal failing to reach
expectations.
Bulldogs re-sign eight of their younger players
The Western Bulldogs announced Wednesday they have re-signed
eight of the club's younger players to new deals.
 Easton
Wood, Liam Picken, Tom Williams, Jarrad Grant,
Jayden Schofield, Jason Tutt and father-son recruits
Tom Liberatore and Mitch Wallis have all agreed to terms with
the club.
However, ABC Sport notes Callan Ward was not among them,
amid speculation the midfielder is likely to accept a huge offer to join
Greater Western Sydney.
Bulldog veterans Ben Hudson and Mitch Hahn have announced
their retirements, to take effect at the end of the season.
Ruckman Hudson, 32, played more than 140 matches for the Bulldogs and
Adelaide and has been the former's number one ruck option since arriving
from the Crows for the 2008 season.
Forward Hahn has played 181 matches for the Bulldogs.
But the 30-year-old has not played a match this season.
Hip surgery for Matthew Pavlich
Fremantle skipper
Matthew Pavlich will undergo surgery today to fix a hip complaint
that has been nagging him for the past few seasons.
 Pavlich,
who had already been ruled out of the final two rounds this year with a
calf injury, said the surgery would not affect his 2012 preseason.
The Dockers are set to make at least six changes for Friday night's
clash with Collingwood in Perth, with Greg Broughton (ribs),
David Mundy (ankle), Alex Silvagni (concussion), Hayden
Ballantyne (hamstring) and Adam McPhee (foot) joining Pavlich
on the sidelines.
Bombers lose Crameri for rest of the season
Essendon have
suffered a blow ahead of Sunday's game with Port Adelaide, losing
forward Stewart Crameri for the rest of the season.
 The
23-year-old, who leads the Bombers' goal-kicking with 34 goals from 20
games this year, will have surgery after dislocating his right shoulder
against West Coast on Saturday.
Essendon had been considering whether Crameri could play through the
pain, then have an operation at the end of the season, but decided not
to risk it.
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Baby Bombers of 1993, sixth in 2011 |
With the completion of 20 matches played by all clubs in
2011 it is possible to make some comparisons with the
final home and away ladder in 1993 when Essendon
Kevin Sheedys Baby Bombers topped the list and
won the flag.
This season they would be distant in sixth place. Using
a number of criteria, it is already clear that this
season is the most lop-sided on record with the gap
between the top three or four sides and the bottom three
or four the most ever.
A study of the ladders of the two seasons illustrates
the stark contrast between the seasons.
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2011 |
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1993 |
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Col |
W |
L |
D |
For |
Agst |
% |
Pts |
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Ess |
W |
L |
D |
For |
Agst |
% |
Pts |
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Col |
19 |
1 |
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2407 |
1345 |
179.0 |
76 |
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Ess |
13 |
6 |
1 |
2333 |
1959 |
119.1 |
54 |
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Gee |
18 |
2 |
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2313 |
1467 |
157.7 |
72 |
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Car |
13 |
6 |
1 |
2315 |
1968 |
117.6 |
54 |
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Haw |
16 |
4 |
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2136 |
1470 |
145.3 |
64 |
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NM |
13 |
7 |
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2597 |
2150 |
120.8 |
52 |
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WCE |
15 |
5 |
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2001 |
1584 |
126.3 |
60 |
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Haw |
13 |
7 |
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2166 |
1858 |
116.6 |
52 |
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Car |
14 |
5 |
1 |
2093 |
1536 |
136.3 |
58 |
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WCE |
12 |
8 |
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1912 |
1651 |
115.8 |
48 |
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StK |
10 |
9 |
1 |
1670 |
1541 |
108.4 |
42 |
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Ade |
12 |
8 |
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2168 |
1840 |
117.8 |
48 |
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Syd |
10 |
9 |
1 |
1679 |
1582 |
106.1 |
42 |
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Gee |
12 |
8 |
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2354 |
2109 |
111.6 |
48 |
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Ess |
10 |
9 |
1 |
2020 |
1970 |
102.5 |
42 |
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Col |
11 |
9 |
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2086 |
2060 |
101.3 |
44 |
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NM |
9 |
11 |
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1932 |
1856 |
104.1 |
36 |
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Fsc |
11 |
9 |
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1978 |
1997 |
99.0 |
44 |
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Fre |
9 |
11 |
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1678 |
1916 |
87.6 |
36 |
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Fit |
10 |
10 |
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1903 |
1936 |
98.3 |
40 |
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WB |
8 |
12 |
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1886 |
1981 |
95.2 |
32 |
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StK |
10 |
10 |
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2040 |
2166 |
94.2 |
40 |
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Rch |
7 |
12 |
1 |
1857 |
2193 |
84.7 |
30 |
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Bri |
4 |
16 |
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1886 |
2504 |
75.3 |
16 |
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Mel |
7 |
12 |
1 |
1758 |
2121 |
82.9 |
30 |
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Rch |
4 |
16 |
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1753 |
2480 |
70.7 |
16 |
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Ade |
7 |
13 |
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1593 |
1927 |
82.7 |
28 |
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Syd |
1 |
19 |
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1837 |
2901 |
63.3 |
4 |
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Bri |
4 |
16 |
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1666 |
2032 |
82.0 |
16 |
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GC |
3 |
17 |
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1355 |
2508 |
54.0 |
12 |
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PA |
2 |
18 |
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1493 |
2439 |
61.2 |
8 |
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Composite
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W |
L |
D |
For |
Agst |
% |
Pts |
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Col, 2011 |
19 |
1 |
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2407 |
1345 |
179.0 |
76 |
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Gee, 2011 |
18 |
2 |
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2313 |
1467 |
157.7 |
72 |
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Haw, 2011 |
16 |
4 |
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2136 |
1470 |
145.3 |
64 |
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WCE, 2011 |
15 |
5 |
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2001 |
1584 |
126.3 |
60 |
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Car, 2011 |
14 |
5 |
1 |
2093 |
1536 |
136.3 |
58 |
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Ess, 2011 |
13 |
6 |
1 |
2333 |
1959 |
119.1 |
54 |
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Car, 1993 |
13 |
6 |
1 |
2315 |
1968 |
117.6 |
54 |
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NM, 1993 |
13 |
7 |
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2597 |
2150 |
120.8 |
52 |
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Haw, 1993 |
13 |
7 |
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2166 |
1858 |
116.6 |
52 |
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WCE, 1993 |
12 |
8 |
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1912 |
1651 |
115.8 |
48 |
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Ade, 1993 |
12 |
8 |
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2168 |
1840 |
117.8 |
48 |
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Gee, 1993 |
12 |
8 |
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2354 |
2109 |
111.6 |
48 |
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Col, 1993 |
11 |
9 |
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2086 |
2060 |
101.3 |
44 |
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Fsc, 1993 |
11 |
9 |
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1978 |
1997 |
99.0 |
44 |
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StK, 2011 |
10 |
9 |
1 |
1670 |
1541 |
108.4 |
42 |
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Syd, 2011 |
10 |
9 |
1 |
1679 |
1582 |
106.1 |
42 |
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Ess, 2011 |
10 |
9 |
1 |
2020 |
1970 |
102.5 |
42 |
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Mel, 1993 |
10 |
10 |
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2026 |
1775 |
114.1 |
40 |
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Fit, 1993 |
10 |
10 |
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1903 |
1936 |
98.3 |
40 |
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StK, 1993 |
10 |
10 |
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2040 |
2166 |
94.2 |
40 |
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NM, 2011 |
9 |
11 |
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1932 |
1856 |
104.1 |
36 |
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Fre, 2011 |
9 |
11 |
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1678 |
1916 |
87.6 |
36 |
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WB, 2011 |
8 |
12 |
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1886 |
1981 |
95.2 |
32 |
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Rch, 2011 |
7 |
12 |
1 |
1857 |
2193 |
84.7 |
30 |
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Mel, 2011 |
7 |
12 |
1 |
1758 |
2121 |
82.9 |
30 |
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Ade, 2011 |
7 |
13 |
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1593 |
1927 |
82.7 |
28 |
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Bri, 2011 |
4 |
16 |
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1666 |
2032 |
82.0 |
16 |
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Bri, 1993 |
4 |
16 |
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1886 |
2504 |
75.3 |
16 |
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Rch, 1993 |
4 |
16 |
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1753 |
2480 |
70.7 |
16 |
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GC, 2011 |
3 |
17 |
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1355 |
2508 |
54.0 |
12 |
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PA, 2011 |
2 |
18 |
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1493 |
2439 |
61.2 |
8 |
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Syd, 1993 |
1 |
19 |
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1837 |
2901 |
63.3 |
4 |
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This is a must please
see this link |
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Michael presents an absorbing
display showing the top 4 teams in 2011 after 20 matches have a combined
match-points total equal to the most by a top 4 after 22 matches
 Top
12 combined results by the top 4 and top 2 teams
more ... |
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2011, Round 23
Friday-Saturday-Sunday, August 26-27-28
(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 QUINTEN LYNCH (West Coast, 2002-11)
184 premiership, 16 pre-season |
CAREER MATCHES
100 MARK BLAKE (Geelong), 2005-10
100 HAMISH McINTOSH (North Melb), 2005-10
50 BEN REID (Collingwood), 2007-11
50 JAMIE BENNELL (Melbourne), 2009-11
50 JARRYN GEARY (St Kilda), 2008-11
50 JESSE WHITE (Sydney), 2008-11
50 CHRIS MASTEN (West Coast), 2008-11 |
MATCHES WITH CURRENT CLUB
50 KEPLER BRADLEY (Fremantle), 2008-11; also 49 Ess 2004-07
100 DAVID RODAN (Port Adelaide), 2007-11; also 65 Rch 2002-06 |
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
250 DANIEL GIANSIRACUSA (WB) 248 goals, 211 games
200 DREW PETRIE (NM) 197 goals, 197 games
100 SHANNON BYRNES (Gee) 98 goals, 102 games
100 BRETT DELEDIO (Rch) 99 goals, 148 games
100 TOM HAWKINS (Gee) 98 goals, 74 games
100 GRAHAM JOHNCOCK (Ade) 98 goals, 204 games
100 CYRIL RIOLI (Hawthorn) 97 goals, 79 games
100 BRENT STAKER (Bri+WCE) 98 goals, 138 games
100 DALE THOMAS (Col) 99 goals, 129 games
100 LEIGH MONTAGNA (StK) 98 goals, 166 games
100 RYAN GRIFFIN (WB) 96 goals, 141 games
100 ROBBIE GRAY (PA) 95 goals, 66 games |
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SNIPPETS
BRAD
GREEN (Mel) has kicked 199 goals at the MCG. |
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 Port
Adelaide defender Jackson Trengove has snubbed offers to
return to his home city of Melbourne by signing a new contract with
the Power.
Trengove's re-signing raised expectations at the Power that
full-back Alipate Carlile and 20-year-old forward John
Butcher will both re-commit to the club.
Trengove, 20, is the youngest member of the Power's leadership group
and had been wooed by Melbourne clubs, including Richmond ABC
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Sydney
are supporting their co-captain Jarrad McVeigh, as he and his
wife cope with the death of their four-week old baby daughter.
Daughter Luella, who was born on July 25 with serious heart
complications, died in hospital on Wednesday.
McVeigh will not play against Geelong on Saturday ABC Sport |
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The
AFL took another step towards its goal of making a mark in western
Sydney by officially signing its 10,000th Greater Western Sydney
club member on Wednesday.
Yahoo! Sports notes the Giants announced the milestone with
their first game in the senior competition still seven months away. |
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The
boundary umpire who missed Eagle Josh Kennedy twice holding
the ball out of bounds on Saturday at Subiaco has been banished for
the finals.
In the process of pushing off Essendon's Mark McVeigh with
his left arm, Kennedy held the ball about half a metre over the line
not once, but twice, just metres in front of the boundary umpire,
who had a clear view of the incident.
With the margin still close in the first half, Kennedy then ran into
an open goal as McVeigh protested next to the boundary line. |
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Did
you know? ... the longest streak by a central umpire in VFL+AFL
ranks is 177 matches and is held by Scott McLaren who posted
his lengthy reign with the whistle between 1998-R13 to 2006-R13.
Umpire Brett Allen had a streak of 116 matches between
2000-R4 and 2005-R9.
Third on the slate is Brett Rosebury who recently ended a run
of 115 games, 2006-R14 to 2011-R18.
The info is part of
the AFL Umpires'
Association website. |
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Catching
up:
The crowd of 52,052 at Docklands last Friday night was the
5th-biggest AFL attendance at the venue ... 9.4-58 by Adelaide
against Gold Coast last Saturday at Carrara is the biggest opening
by the Crows of their 484 AFL matches ... North's 98-point win over
Fremantle last Saturday night ranks 15th of the all-time best
victories at Docklands ... just 14,169 attended Footy Park on Sunday
for the Port-Bulldogs match; only one other crowd is lower, 14,113
versus West Coast last season in Round 20 ... |
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MRP, Tribunal
Tribunal confirms Hocking suspension
Other cases concluded with early guilty pleas
Heath Hocking
was determined to stop Daniel Kerr breaking clear of his tackle,
but the AFL Tribunal has ruled he went too far.
ABC Sport reports the jury took less than five minutes on Tuesday
night to find the Essendon onballer guilty of rough conduct against his
star West Coast opponent.
The one-match ban rules Hocking out of Sunday's game against Port
Adelaide, which the Bombers must win to make the finals.
In other charges from the weekend, Colin Sylvia's season at
Melbourne is over after he accepted a two-match ban for striking
Richmond's Jayden Post.
Team-mate Aaron Davey will miss this week's match against Gold
Coast at the MCG after accepting a one-match ban for striking Richmond's
Mitch Morton.
Richmond's Dean Polo and Fremantle's Clayton Hinkley have
both accepted reprimands for their respective tripping and forceful
contact charges, while Jack Riewoldt and Jordie McKenzie
took their $900 fines for wrestling each other, and Sydney's Jude
Bolton ($900) accepted his fine for contact with umpire Ray
Chamberlain.
Reports
from Round 22
refer
Tribunal
for each
charge
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Worth attention ...
MCG to punt live odds off ground
Greg Baum in The Age details in what can be seen as a
stance against the growing gambling culture in AFL football, the MCG has
banned the promotion of live odds on its scoreboard.
MCG Trust chairman John Wylie said the trust had
become increasingly concerned at what he called a sharp increase in
advertising of gambling agents and products, especially up-to-date odds
during matches. In the trust's annual report, Wylie writes: ''We see
this as a poor development for the ground, for the sporting codes and
for the community.''
Elaborating yesterday, Wylie said: ''We just think it's
inconsistent with what football at the MCG should be all about, which is
the football, as opposed to the promotion of gambling on matches during
matches. Our policy as a trust is that we would like to see the
promotion of live gambling odds at the ground finished.''
Betfair has a contract to show live odds on the
scoreboard screen at the MCG and Etihad Stadium before matches, and at
each break. This deal expires at the end of the season, and Wylie said
it would not be renewed at the MCG
more
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Brady Rawlings to retire
North Melbourne
champion Brady Rawlings has announced his retirement, effective
at the end of the 2011 season.
 Regarded
as one of the clubs most competitive and spirited players, the 30-year
old carved out a reputation as one of the leagues elite taggers before
taking on a new role in the backline under new coach Brad Scott in 2010.
Rawlings has won three club best and fairest awards and currently sits
on 243 games averaging 18 disposals.
Born and raised in Tasmania, the deputy-vice captain was selected by the
Kangaroos with pick 15 in the 1998 draft. He made his debut in 1999 and
had a career high in disposals with 39 recorded against Fremantle last
season.
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Top finalists are all recent premiers |
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This seasons top four are all recent premiers:
Collingwood 2010
Geelong 2007 and 2009
Hawthorn 2008
West Coast 2006
The next group in the top eight, apart from Sydney, last
won a flag more than a decade ago:
Carlton 1995
St Kilda 1966
(the Saints have had plenty of recent Grand Final
experience,
having participated in three in the last two
seasons)
Sydney 2005
Essendon 2000
Outside the top eight:
North Melbourne 1999
Fremantle never
W Bulldogs 1954
Richmond 1980
Melbourne 1964
Adelaide 1998
Brisbane 2003
Gold Coast never
Port Adelaide 2004.
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Cam Mooney confirms retirement
 Retiring
Geelong forward Cameron Mooney says he expects more Cats to announce in
the coming weeks that this will be their final AFL season.
Mooney confirmed yesterday this will be his last year in the AFL, after being
heavily restricted by a chronic knee injury this season.
But he says he has felt good over the past few weeks and believes he can play a
significant role in the second-placed Cats' finals campaign Big Pond Sport
First Brownlow for auction
The first Brownlow Medal won by Geelong legend Edward 'Carji"
Greeves goes to auction tonight in Melbourne through Charles
Leski Auctions' at Hawthorn.
Expectations are the footy icon will fetch at least $250,000.
Also up is the 1930 Brownlow won by Richmond's Stan Judkins. |
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Melbourne
coach Todd Viney has lashed out at 'sinister' media reports
questioning the future of skipper Brad Green with the Demons.
Green became the first AFL captain to start a game sitting on the
bench wearing the substitute's vest as Viney attempted to nurse the
forward through the match despite a back problem.
Yahoo! Sport notes Viney, who is caretaker coach for the
remainder of the 2011 season following the sacking of Dean Bailey,
said he has been having discussions as normal with the
out-of-contract Green regarding the 30-year-old's playing future.
'The only murmurings have been through some sinister media work,
that because he's played as a sub, that is the end of Brad Green,'
Viney said on Tuesday.
'That is a load of rubbish. I presume he will be with the Melbourne
footy club next year.' |
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Match Review Panel
Round 22
Hocking, Sylvia, Davey face suspension
Essendon midfielder
Heath Hocking was hit on Monday by a suspension from the Match
Review Panel for a sling tackle on West Coast's Daniel Kerr at
Subiaco last Saturday.
If he accepts the ban, he will miss the Bombers' last home-and-away
match against Port Adelaide at Docklands on Sunday and faces two weeks
without football as the Bombers have the bye the week before the finals.
Guy Hand for Yahoo! Sport reports West Coast's Beau
Waters escaped punishment for the hit which concussed and bloodied
the Essendon skipper Jobe Watson the MRP believing the high
contact was accidental.
But the season looks over for Melbourne midfielder Colin Sylvia,
who faces a two-match ban.
Sylvia was charged with rough conduct over his high hit on Richmond
defender Jayden Post during the Demons' seven-point loss on
Sunday.
He cannot reduce the ban with a guilty plea.
Sylvia's team-mate Aaron Davey has been offered a one-match ban
if he makes an early guilty plea to striking Richmond's Mitch Morton.
Fremantle's Clayton Hinkley and St Kilda's Dean Polo can
accept reprimands.
Richmond's Jack Riewoldt and Melbourne's Jordie McKenzie
have been fined $900 for wrestling, with Sydney veteran Jude Bolton
slugged $900 for contact with umpire Ray Chamberlain.
All players have until lunchtime on today to decide whether to fight
their penalties at the tribunal.
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Worth attention ...
Seven, 3AW in talks over simulcast deal
Jon Pirak
of The Age suggests Channel Seven's broadcast of Saturday night
football could be simulcast on 3AW next season, as the television
network begins preparations to televise four matches per round.
Seven and 3AW officials have held a preliminary
discussion about a joint venture in a move that could be a win for both
parties.
Saturday night traditionally can be difficult to
attract strong ratings on radio, and a partnership with Seven may not
only boost the number of listeners but also save costs for the radio
network.
There is speculation that popular commentator Brian
Taylor, currently contracted to Fox Sports and 3AW, could join Seven
next year and anchor the Saturday night slot. Taylor already heads up
3AW's two most important AFL timeslots Friday night and Saturday
afternoon
more
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Dockers lose seven to injury
What was hoped would
be a Friday night blockbuster in Perth is almost certain to be a fizzer, with
seven top-line Fremantle players ruled out of the clash with defending premier
Collingwood. TAB Sportsbet on Monday had Collingwood at $1.03 and Fremantle $10.
ABC Sport report Dockers skipper Matthew Pavlich (calf), Hayden
Ballantyne (hamstring), David Mundy (ankle) and Adam McPhee
(foot) are unlikely to play again this season, while Alex Silvagni
(concussion) and Greg Broughton (ribs) will also be absent against the
Magpies.
Defender Antoni Grover (soreness) is also unlikely to front up after a
big season in which he has missed just one game.
Fremantle coach Mark Harvey denied this week's selection choices were
related to the team's ladder position, saying those same seven players would
have been ruled out against the 'Pies even if Fremantle was still in the finals
mix.
Harvey predicted he would have just 25 fit players to choose from this week, but
admitted even some of those were underdone due to recent injuries.
Concerns over playing surface at Homebush
The surface at
Sydney's Olympic Stadium at Homebush has again been labelled unacceptable by AFL
players ahead of a potential Sydney home final at the venue.
Jon Ralph in Melbourne's Herald Sun reports several who played in
the Sydney-St Kilda clash on Sunday condemned the slippery, patchy surface.
St Kilda coach Ross Lyon was caustic about the surface, mocking the
ground condition unprompted in his post-match press conference.
The AFL Players Association wants action to see the turf coverage improve
quickly given the Swans play a week-one home final there if they qualify.
Chief executive Matt Finnis said last night he was waiting for a copy of
the latest ground report from the AFL.
"The AFL Players Association has completed its weekly survey of players views on
ground conditions over Round 22," Finnis said.
"We have received very strong feedback, in addition to the survey, from a number
of members who played at ANZ, indicating the stadium surface was not up to the
standard they expect of an AFL venue
more ...
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Cats gunning for 100 from 116 |
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Round
22, published attendances: 247,357.
Progressive: 5,976,468. |
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Sydney's
10.23 against the Saints on Sunday was made up of single goalkickers
the 10th occasion this has happened this season
6 Melbourne v WCE, R6-Sub
6 Melbourne v Car, R10-MCG
8 Adelaide v Bri, R10-FP
7 St Kilda v Col, R11-MCG
6 Sydney v Ade, R15-FP
6 Gold Coast v StK, R19-C
6 Fremantle v Haw, R19-Sub
5 Port Adelaide v Haw, R21-MCG
6 Fremantle v NM, R22-Dok
10 Sydney v StK, R22-Hom. |
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North
Melbourne played and won its 1800th League match on Saturday night
... Richmond beat Melbourne for the 100th time. |
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The
Western Bulldogs have called on former
club champion Chris Grant and dual Geelong premiership
skipper Tom Harley to help find their next coach.
The Sportal website reports Grant and Harley feature on a
five-man coaching sub-committee that also includes chief executive
officer Simon Garlick, football manager James Fantasia
and board director Geoff Walsh. |
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Adelaide
midfielder Scott Thompson collected a remarkable 51 disposals
at Carrara on Saturday afternoon against Gold Coast.
He was two shy of the all-time high recorded by Carlton's Greg
Williams in 1989 versus St Kilda, and just headed the 50 touches
posted by Collingwood's Tony Shaw in 1991 against Brisbane. |
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Fledgling
AFL club Greater Western Sydney has stood down head recruiter
Neville Stibbard over claims he acted aggressively to a rival
club staff member.
GWS confirmed a football department official had been stood down on
full pay pending an investigation into complaints lodged by North
Melbourne.
The Giants say it is alleged he "acted in an unprofessional and
aggressive manner to an employee of another club" ABC Sport |
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selected teams
Jamison back for Blues; Waite not ready
Dogs in re-vamp will debut Cordy and Tutt
Nathan Ablett gets first game with Suns
selected teams for Round 22
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Carlton defensive
linchpin Michael Jamison will make a timely return to combat an
in-form Hawthorn attack in tonight's blockbuster at Docklands.
Jamison has been out since round 14 with a left knee injury, but the
Blues decided to rush their fullback in for the top-four encounter,
rather than ease him back through the VFL.
It was the only change for either side.
Sam Lienert notes for Yahoo! Sport: Key forward Jarrad
Waite, out with a hip injury since round 16, was not ready, meaning
with the Blues having the bye next weekend, his only chance for a
pre-finals tune-up will come against St Kilda in round 24.
Essendon's chances of upsetting West Coast in Saturday's big clash in
Perth shrunk with the loss of key defenders Tayte Pears and
Michael Hurley, both out with soreness.
That will help West Coast's talented big men in attack and the Eagles'
defence was strengthened by the return of experienced pair Darren
Glass and Beau Waters.
The Western Bulldogs revamped their side, under caretaker coach Paul
Williams, naming 2008 father-son recruit Ayce Cordy for a
long-awaited AFL debut, along with Jason Tutt, while former
Sydney forward Patrick Veszpremi could play his first Bulldogs
game.
Veteran ruckman Ben Hudson, 32, was dropped, in a possible
pointer to the future, while defender Dale Morris (broken right
leg) was forced out, and the Dogs confirmed midfielder Adam Cooney's
chronic right knee injury means he will not play again this year.
Their opponents Port Adelaide dumped premiership midfielder Kane
Cornes, bolstering speculation this will be his last year with the
Power.
Ninth-placed
Fremantle welcomed back reigning best and fairest David Mundy
from a right leg injury for his first match in 10 weeks, against North
Melbourne at Docklands on Saturday night.
Utility Adam McPhee returns from suspension, further
strengthening a Dockers outfit bolstered by ruckman Aaron Sandilands'
comeback last weekend.
Kangaroos elevated rookie Aaron Mullett will make his AFL debut
in the must-win clash, while Lachie Hansen returns from illness,
but Robbie Tarrant (left knee) was forced out.
Collingwood lost skipper Nick Maxwell (thumb), fellow veteran
Ben Johnson (soreness) and midfielder Sharrod Wellingham
(groin) for Saturday night's MCG meeting with Brisbane.
But reliable defender Alan Toovey will return and NSW scholarship
player Tom Young becomes the Magpies' fifth debutant this year.
The Lions regained Daniel Rich.
The Swans dropped struggling 30-year-old premiership player Tadhg
Kennelly and lost key backman Lewis Roberts-Thomson (calf)
for Sunday's crunch ANZ Stadium clash with St Kilda.
Three players will represent Gold Coast for the first time against
Adelaide at Carrara on Saturday, including Geelong 2007 premiership
player Nathan Ablett.
Joel Tippett is another of their debutants, named to play on his
brother, Crows star forward Kurt Tippett, who returns from
injury, along with fullback Ben Rutten.
Melbourne captain Brad Green returns for Sunday's MCG meeting
with Richmond.
Eade exits Bulldogs; Paul Williams is caretaker
Sacked Western
Bulldogs coach Rodney Eade will devote his attention towards
chasing the vacant jobs at Melbourne and Adelaide, after deciding not to
see out the season.
ABC
Sport noted, told on Wednesday his Bulldogs contract would not be
renewed, the 14-season coach of 314 matches had initially toyed with the
idea of staying at the helm for the final three matches.
Instead, his senior assistant Paul Williams will take over,
freeing up Eade, who has stated his intention to be a career coach, to
concentrate on gaining a senior job elsewhere.
Williams played 306 games for the Magpies (1991-2000, 189 games) and the
Swans (2001-06, 117 games) in a career that also included two best and
fairest awards and an All-Australian selection in 2003.
A 2005 Swans premiership player, he announced his retirement in 2006 and
moved quickly to pursue a career in coaching.
Eagles learn from McGinnity sledge
West Coast coach John Worsfold says his whole team is
wiser following the Patrick McGinnity sledging
controversy.
The Eagles handed McGinnity a one-match ban and ordered him to
undergo counselling after the midfielder said he would rape the
mother of Melbourne's Ricky Petterd in a disturbing
on-field sledge last week.
Worsfold said McGinnity was remorseful for the comment and the
incident had served as a learning point for the whole playing
group.
"They understand what happened, why it happened, what action was
taken and they're fully supportive," Worsfold said Thursday.
"(We move on) by addressing it like we have with various issues
over my whole time in football.
"You are upfront and honest about it with your playing group and
we're all wiser for it.
"Paddy understands very clearly what he did wrong and he
understands the penalty and he's forever remorseful, so he just
wants to train well and be available to play next week.
"It's important that he just learns from it and that's happened;
he'll undergo the counselling.
"He's learnt what the rules are. He's a lot more clear on all
that. I think from the moment he uttered the words he was
remorseful and in the heat of the moment he'd made a mistake"
Yahoo! Sport |
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The 512 day break |
MWB was sparked by the piece in Melbourne's Herald Sun on
Thursday when Jon Anderson noted it will be 512 days on Sunday
since the Saints and Swans last played each other.
The clubs clashed in Round 1 last season which makes it one of the
longest breaks since the AFL abandoned the scheduling of each team
playing each other once in the first 15 rounds of the season.
The long break has rankled Saints supporters, who expressed their
feelings on the club's fans site.
"New-born babies have learnt to walk and talk, but we haven't played
Sydney,'' one said.
Fans also pointed out that St Kilda had played several teams four times
in the past two home and away seasons.
The Saints have played Collingwood six times including two Grand
Finals since they last met the Swans.
In fact, up to today (August 19), 874 days have passed since they last
met in Melbourne in Round 1 2009
| WHERE |
WHEN |
CROWD |
FINAL SCORE |
Margin |
| 04-R11-SCG |
Su-June 6 |
36,039 |
Syd 17.10-112 d StK 11.10-76 |
36pts |
| 04-2SF-MCG |
Fr(N)Sep 10 |
50,671 |
StK 16.11-107 d Syd 8.8-56 |
51pts |
| 05-R10-Dok |
Sa(N)May 28 |
37,014 |
StK 15.11-101 d Syd 8.10-58 |
43pts |
| 05-1PF-MCG |
Fr(N)Sept 16 |
73,344 |
Syd 15.6-96 d StK 9.11-65 |
31pts |
| 06-R11-SCG |
Sa(N)June 10 |
31,146 |
StK 7.10-52 d Syd 7.8-50 |
2pts |
| 07-R7-Dok |
Sa(N)May 12 |
37,816 |
StK 15.7-97 d Syd 11.5-71 |
26pts |
| 07-R20-Hom |
Sa(N)Aug 11 |
63,369 |
Syd 12.10-82 d StK 9.11-65 |
17pts |
| 08-R1-Dok |
Sa(N)Mar 22 |
36,614 |
StK 6.15-51 d Syd 6.13-49 |
2pts |
| 08-R12-SCG |
Sa(N)June 14 |
25,996 |
Syd 14.18-102 d 9.13-67 |
35pts |
| 09-R1-Dok |
Sa(N)Mar 28 |
32,442 |
StK 12.8-80 d Syd 9.11-65 |
15pts |
| 09-R18-SCG |
Sa(N)Aug 1 |
27,805 |
StK 13.16-94 d Syd 13.15-93 |
1 pt |
| 10-R1-Hom |
Sa(N)Mar 26 |
31,330 |
StK 15.6-96 d Syd 13.10-88 |
8pts |
Interestingly their last 11 meetings have been at night (with the
last 8 on a Saturday) 2,632 days will have passed since they last met
on a Sunday - back in Round 11 of 2004.
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Adelaide
pair Bernie Vince and Andy Otten have signed new
contracts with the club.
Vince, 25, the Crows' 2009 best and fairest, was believed to be the
subject of interest from Victorian clubs.
Otten, 22, was runner-up in the AFL's Rising Star award in 2009,
after making his debut in 2008, but was sidelined by a knee injury
for the entire 2010 season he has played 13 games so far this year
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P |
W |
L |
D |
B |
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Pts |
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1 |
|
Collingwood |
20 |
19 |
1 |
|
2 |
179.0 |
76 |
|
2 |
|
Geelong |
20 |
18 |
2 |
|
2 |
157.7 |
72 |
|
3 |
|
Hawthorn |
20 |
16 |
4 |
|
2 |
145.3 |
64 |
|
4 |
|
West Coast |
20 |
15 |
5 |
|
2 |
126.3 |
60 |
|
5 |
|
Carlton |
21 |
14 |
6 |
1 |
1 |
133.8 |
58 |
|
6 |
|
St Kilda |
20 |
10 |
9 |
1 |
2 |
108.4 |
42 |
|
7 |
|
Sydney |
20 |
10 |
9 |
1 |
2 |
106.1 |
42 |
|
8 |
|
Essendon |
21 |
10 |
10 |
1 |
1 |
99.7 |
42 |
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|
9 |
|
North Melb |
20 |
9 |
11 |
|
2 |
104.1 |
36 |
|
10 |
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Fremantle |
20 |
9 |
11 |
|
2 |
87.6 |
36 |
|
11 |
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West.B'dogs |
20 |
8 |
12 |
|
2 |
95.2 |
32 |
|
12 |
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Richmond |
20 |
7 |
12 |
1 |
2 |
84.7 |
30 |
|
13 |
|
Melbourne |
20 |
7 |
12 |
1 |
2 |
82.9 |
30 |
|
14 |
|
Adelaide |
20 |
7 |
13 |
|
2 |
82.7 |
28 |
|
15 |
|
Brisbane |
20 |
4 |
16 |
|
2 |
82.0 |
16 |
|
16 |
|
Gold Coast |
20 |
3 |
17 |
|
2 |
54.0 |
12 |
|
17 |
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Port Adelaide |
20 |
2 |
18 |
|
2 |
61.2 |
8 |
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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 8.18-66 v Haw 10.18-78
Saturday, August 20
GC 9.10-64 v Ade 18.17-125
WCE 20.14-134 v Ess 11.11-77
NM 21.17-143 v Fre 6.9-45
Col 14.18-102 v Bri 13.6-84
Sunday, August 21
Syd 10.23-83 v StK 10.8-68
PA 15.7-97 v WB 24.13-157
Mel 17.8-110 v Rch 17.15-117
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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2011
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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by John Devaney
* Encyclopedia of Australian Football Clubs
* SA Football Companion
^ WA Football Companion
* Tasmanian Football Companion
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Retirements, 2011
ADELAIDE
Scott Stevens
BRISBANE
James Charman
COLLINGWOOD
Tom Hunter
ESSENDON
Darcy Daniher
Mark L Williams
GEELONG
Marcus Drum
Cameron Mooney
GOLD COAST
Daniel Harris
NORTH MELBOURNE
Brady Rawlings
PORT ADELAIDE
Chad Cornes
SYDNEY
Craig Bolton
Daniel Bradshaw
WEST.B'DOGS
Mitch Hahn
Barry Hall
Ben Hudson
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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Fasolo
was consistent over four quarters for the Magpies during their
win against Brisbane on Saturday night at the MCG, with 19
disposals and two goals.
