Footystats Diary, footy's best kept secret, Match Review, 2009-R10



Footy's best kept secret ...

2009, Match Review — Round 10
 working file – subject to correction

Ladder after Round 10
 Stats Update of every round, 2009
2009, ROUND 10,
Friday-Saturday-Sunday, May 29-30-31

Carlton bounce back to stay in the race
High-geared Bulldogs slaughter insipid Swans
Brisbane too solid for the Kangas
Demons no match for potent St Kilda
 Tenacious Tigers hold off thrilling Dockers fight-back
First-half efficiency by Crows pays off against Hawks
Classy Geelong give Essendon a lesson
Collingwood thump Port by 38 points
One millionth AFL patron for year at the MCG

THE STATS THAT MATTER ...
MILESTONES OF ROUND 10 —
l 200th CRAIG BOLTON (Sydney 2003-09, Brisbane 2000-02), 184 premiership games, 13 pre-season, 1 State, 2 International ... 200th JOSH FRASER (Collingwood 2000-09), 183 premiership games, 16 pre-season, 1 State ... 200th TIM NOTTING (Brisbane), 1998-2009 ... 200th DEAN SOLOMON, 42 Fre 2007-09, 158 Ess 1998-2006 ... 150th ADAM HUNTER (West Coast), 2000-09 ... 150th LINDSAY GILBEE (WB'dogs) 2001-09 ... 50th ANDREW SWALLOW (North Melb) 2006-09

l 500th game by TERRY WALLACE as coach and player; his 246th as coach (149 FWB 1998-2002, 97 Rch 2005-09) and he played 254 games (174 Haw 1978-86, 11 Rch 1987, 69 Fsc 1988-91) ...

l ANDREW McLEOD (Adelaide) wore number 23 guernsey for the 314th time, passing the record of 313 by STEWART LOEWE (St Kilda 1986-2002).

Highest Score:

 20.14-134, GEELONG v Essendon
Biggest Margin: 64pts, GEELONG v Essendon
Best in Goals: 6.4, Brendan FEVOLA (Car) v WCE
6.0, Mark LeCRAS (WCE) v Car
6.1, Barry HALL (Syd) v WB
6.2, Steve JOHNSON (Gee) v Ess
Lowest Score: 6.10-46, MELBOURNE v St Kilda
Best Quarters: 1st 7.1-43 ADE v Haw
2nd 8.4-52 WB v Syd
3rd 9.3-57 COL v PA
4th 6.4-40 FRE v Rch

Audited attendances for 2009, Round 10 –

39,611 Carlton v West Coast (Docklands)
12,542 West.B'dogs v Sydney (Manuka)
21,583 North Melb v Brisbane (Docklands)
9,112 St Kilda v Melbourne (Carrara)
35,395 Fremantle v Richmond (Subiaco)
40,035 Adelaide v Hawthorn (Football Park)
48,852 Essendon v Geelong (Docklands)
34,793 Collingwood v Port Adelaide (MCG)
241,923 Total for Round 10 — (2008: 271,534)
2,659,817 Totals for Rounds 1 to 9 (subject to adjustment)
2,901,740 Progressive after Round 10 — (2008: 3,082,943)

FROM THE ROUND

 CARLTON v WEST COAST
 no new match records were noted ...
 Michael Rogers however did observe 39,611 is the biggest Victorian crowd to watch the Blues and Eagles do battle ...
l 150th ADAM HUNTER (West Coast), 2000-09 ...

WEST.B'DOGS v SYDNEY
 the Bulldogs kicked 13 goals without answer from Q1 at 18m40s to half-time ...
 the 69 point margin was the biggest half-time lead the Bulldogs has held in 145 meetings versus the Swans ...
 Sydney's BARRY HALL reached 600 career goals with his 3rd for the day (he finished with 6.1) in game 247 ...
 with victory secure the Bulldogs tailed off with only 2.2 in Q4 their lowest finish for the last quarter this season ...
 200th CRAIG BOLTON (Sydney 2003-09, Brisbane 2000-02), 184 premiership games, 13 pre-season, 1 State, 2 International ...
 150th LINDSAY GILBEE (WB'dogs) 2001-09 ...

NORTH MELB v BRISBANE
 at the 38th meeting of the pair, no new match records were noted ...
 200th TIM NOTTING (Brisbane), 1998-2009 ...

ST KILDA v MELBOURNE
 St Kilda had their 10th-straight win, equalling their best start of 2004 ...
 Melbourne's 6th and final goal for the match was scored 25m17s into Q2 ...
 6.10-46 by the Demons is the second lowest kicked in the 70 games at Carrara Oval; second to 6.6-42 by Brisbane v Footscray 11.18-84, 1992-R9 ...
 the 199th match between the pair produced no new records ...

Michael Rogers notes:
 for the third consecutive season Melbourne have one win and nine defeats after 10 rounds ...
the Demons have been held to its third goalless second half since 1925 – previously, 0.4 in 1968-R11 versus Carlton at Princes Park and 0.4 in the 1925-Final versus Collingwood at the MCG – prior to the 1925 final the Redlegs had 28 goalless 2nd halves ...
 St Kilda's amazing defence record continues – so far this season St Kilda has kept Sydney, Port Adelaide and Melbourne to a scoreless quarter each; first time a team has held three opponents to scoreless quarters in the one season since Geelong did so in 1980 – R14 v NM, R20 v Col and R22 v Fsc ...
 the Saints after just 10 rounds has won all 4 quarters in five matches equalling their previous best of 5 in 2005 ...

FREMANTLE v RICHMOND
 despite 6.4-40 as their best Q4 for the season, Fremantle were defeated ...
 the Tigers posted their 3rd successive win and best run over the Dockers ...
 Richmond's 8.0 was their best Q3 versus the Dockers but fell four points short of their best Q4, 8.4 in 2002-R19 at the MCG ...
 no other new match records were produced ...
 200th DEAN SOLOMON, 42 Fre 2007-09, 158 Ess 1998-2006 ...
 500th game by TERRY WALLACE as coach and player; his 246th as coach (149 FWB 1998-2002, 97 Rch 2005-09) and he played 254 games (174 Haw 1978-86, 11 Rch 1987, 69 Fsc 1988-91) ...

ADELAIDE v HAWTHORN
 7.1-43 is Adelaide's best start to a game this season ...
 Hawthorn's 4.4-28 is the worst first half of the year for the reigning premiers ...
 it was Adelaide's 10th success over the Hawks at Football Park from 13 games – Hawthorn's three wins in Adelaide were in 1993, 1994 and 2008 ...
no other new match records were noted ...
 ANDREW McLEOD (Adelaide) wore number 23 guernsey for the 314th time, passing the record of 313 by STEWART LOEWE (St Kilda 1986-2002).

ESSENDON v GEELONG
 at their 206th meeting Geelong had their 4th-straight win over the Dons – the equal of 1912-14, 1980-81 and 1987-89, but one short of the best, 5 games in 1954-56 ...
 no other new match records were observed ...

Michael Rogers notes:
 Geelong scored 20 goals for the first time in consecutive meetings against Essendon. The Cats have scored 20, 19, 22 and 20 goals against the Bombers in their last four meetings.

COLLINGWOOD v PORT ADELAIDE
 opening major of the game brought up the career tally of 200 goals for ALAN DIDAK (Col) in game 142 ...
 Collingwood had 9 unanswered goals from Q2 at 23m53s (Anthony) to Q3 at 19m29s (Clarke) ...
 the Magpies added 9.3 in Q3, their biggest quarter in 18 contests versus Port – previous best 9.2 in Q3 in 1997-R1 at the MCG ...
 200th JOSH FRASER (Collingwood 2000-09), 183 premiership games, 16 pre-season, 1 State ...

Statistics for Footystats are enhanced by software from
Eric Sorensen's *Footy Works* (v 1.7.2)
and compiled with the assistance of
Bruce Kennedy, Martin Windsor-Black and Michael Rogers

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Fev on target as Blues fly (The Age) – more ...
2009 — ROUND 10 — GAME 1
Carlton v West Coast
Friday (n), May 29, 2009
Docklands, 7.40pm AEST; Roof: closed; crowd: 39,611
Conditions: Fair to good
Weather: 11C, mostly clear; cold
  1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time Final
CAR 5.2-32 (11) 9.10-64 (41) 11.12-78 (29) 16.15-111 (41)
WCE 3.3-21 3.5-23 7.7-49 10.10-70
Goals: Carlton: Brendan Fevola 6.4, Brad Fisher 3, Ryan Houlihan 2, Jeff Garlett 2, Chris Judd, Eddie Betts, Steven Browne. West Coast: Mark LeCras 6.0, Josh Kennedy 2, Adam Hunter, David Wirrpanda.
Best: Carlton: Marc Murphy, Nick Stevens, Chris Judd, Matthew Kreuzer, Brendan Fevola, Bret Thornton. West Coast: Mark LeCras, Adam Selwood, Andrew Embley, Daniel Kerr, Shannon Hurn.
Umpires: Michael Vozzo, Brett Rosebury, Michael Avon.
Report:
Mitch Robinson (Car) reported by emergency umpire Shane Stewart for engaging in rough conduct against Adam Selwood (WCE) in Q3.

 
Bulldogs' goal feats sinks Swans (The Age) – more ...
2009 — ROUND 10 — GAME 2
West.B'dogs v Sydney Swans
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Manuka Oval, 2.10pm AEST; crowd: 12,542
Conditions: Fair; centre cricket pitch slippery
Weather: 13C, cold, overcast
  1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time Final
WB 5.2-32 (18) 13.6-84 (69) 16.7-103 (57) 18.9-117 (40)
SYD 2.2-14 2.3-15 7.4-46 12.5-77
Goals: West.B'dogs: Scott Welsh 4, Callan Ward 3, Mitch Hahn 3, Daniel Giansiracusa 3, Adam Cooney 2, Matthew Boyd, Shaun Higgins, Jarrod Harbrow. Sydney: Barry Hall 6.1, Adam Goodes 2, Luke Ablett, Nick Malceski, Kieran Jack, Jude Bolton.
Best: West.B'dogs: Daniel Giansiracusa, Callan Ward, Mitch Hahn, Adam Cooney, Daniel Cross, Nathan Eagleton, Dale Morris. Sydney: Adam Goodes, Ryan O'Keefe, Jared Crouch, Barry Hall, Craig Bolton, Jude Bolton.
Umpires: Stephen McBurney, Troy Pannell, Shane McInerney.

 
Slick Lions make sloppy Kangas pay the price (The Age) – more ...
2009 — ROUND 10 — GAME 3
North Melb v Brisbane Lions
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Docklands, 2.10pm AEST; Roof: open; crowd: 21,583
Conditions: Good
Weather: 15C, sunshine, mostly clear
  1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time Final
NM 3.3-21 6.5-41 9.7-61 12.9-81
BRI 4.2-26 (5) 8.6-54 (13) 12.8-80 (19) 15.9-99 (18)
Goals: Brisbane: Rhan Hooper 4, Justin Sherman 2, Jonathan Brown 2, James Polkinghorne 2, Jed Adcock, Cheynee Stiller, Daniel Bradshaw, Simon Black, Daniel Rich. North Melb: Ben Warren 4, David Hale 2, Drew Petrie 2, Lindsay Thomas, Daniel Harris, Scott McMahon, Daniel Wells.
Best: Brisbane: Jed Adcock, Mitch Clark, Daniel Rich, Rhan Hooper, Lachie Henderson, Simon Black, Luke Power. North Melb: Adam Simpson, Hamish McIntosh, Ben Warren, Josh Gibson.
Umpires: Hayden Kennedy, Mathew Nicholls, Sam Hay.

 
Saints outclass gallant Dees (The Age) – more ...
2009 — ROUND 10 — GAME 4
St Kilda v Melbourne
Saturday (n), May 30, 2009
Carrara Oval, 7.10pm AEST; crowd: 9,112
Conditions: Good, dew later
Weather: 17C, clear and fine
  1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time Final
STK 5.3-33 (4) 7.8-50 (8) 10.11-71 (29) 11.17-83 (37)
MEL 4.5-29 6.6-42 6.6-42 6.10-46
Goals: St Kilda: Nick Riewoldt 4, Brendon Goddard 2, Farren Ray, Justin Koschitzke, James Gwilt, Jarryn Geary, Andrew McQualter. Melbourne: Colin Sylvia, Cameron Bruce, James Frawley, Addam Maric, Matthew Bate, Brad Green.
Best: St Kilda: Lenny Hayes, Nick Riewoldt, Brendon Goddard, Nathan Jones, Nick Dal Santo, Leigh Montagna. Melbourne: Cameron Bruce, Brock McLean, Brent Moloney, Colin Sylvia, Brad Green, Matthew Bate.
Umpires: Mathew James, Stefan Grun, Chris Kamolins.

 
Cousins to fore as Tigers roar (The Age) – more ...
2009 — ROUND 10 — GAME 5
Fremantle v Richmond
Saturday (n), May 30, 2009
Subiaco Oval, 7.40pm AEST, crowd: 35,395
Conditions: Good
Weather: 20C, fine and sunny
  1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time Final
FRE 6.2-38 (11) 8.5-53 (14) 11.6-72 17.10-112
RCH 4.3-27 5.9-39 13.9-87 (15) 17.13-115 (3)
Goals: Richmond: Jack Riewoldt 2, Brett Deledio 2, Mitch Morton 2, Nathan Brown 2, Chris Newman, Ben Cousins, Nathan Foley, Shane Tuck, Trent Cotchin, Luke McGuane, Richard Tambling, Troy Simmonds, Robin Nahas. Fremantle: Des Headland 2, Aaron Sandilands 2, Matthew Pavlich 2, Chris Tarrant 2, Scott Thornton 2, Michael Johnson 2, Nick Suban, David Mundy, Paul Duffield, Paul Hasleby, Brett Peake.
Best: Richmond: Brett Deledio, Richard Tambling, Daniel Jackson, Shane Tuck, Ben Cousins. Fremantle: Aaron Sandilands, Michael Johnson, Matthew Pavlich, Garrick Ibbotson, Greg Broughton.
Umpires: Matt Stevic, Jeff Dalgleish, Stuart Wenn.

 
Hawks still sticking with youth (The Age) – more ...
2009 — ROUND 10 — GAME 6
Adelaide v Hawthorn
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Football Park, 1.10pm AEST; crowd: 40,035
Conditions: Good
Weather: 18C, fine and sunny; became overcast with rain late in the game
  1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time Final
ADE 7.1-43 (30) 12.4-76 (48) 12.5-77 (23) 16.10-106 (27)
HAW 2.1-13 4.4-28 8.6-54 12.7-79
Goals: Adelaide: Taylor Walker 5.0, Chris Knights 4, Michael Doughty 2, Patrick Dangerfield, Bernie Vince, Kurt Tippett, Richard Douglas, Scott Stevens. Hawthorn: Cyril Rioli 4, Lance Franklin 3, Chance Bateman 2, Jordan Lewis, Jarryd Roughead, Stuart Dew.
Best: Adelaide: Scott Thompson, Nathan Bock, Taylor Walker, Chris Knights, Michael Doughty, Ben Rutten, Simon Goodwin, Bernie Vince. Hawthorn: Cyril Rioli, Brad Sewell, Jordan Lewis, Chance Bateman, Xavier Ellis, Beau Muston.
Umpires: Ray Chamberlain, Robert Findlay, Heath Ryan.

 
Cats prove point to any challenger (The Age) – more ...
2009 — ROUND 10 — GAME 7
Essendon v Geelong
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Docklands, 2.10pm AEST; Roof: open; crowd: 48,852
Conditions: Good
Weather: 15C, fine, hazy day
  1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time Final
ESS 1.1-7 3.1.19 5.3-33 11.4-70
GEE 6.4-40 (33) 12.7-79 (60) 17.13-115 (82) 20.14-134 (64)
Goals: Geelong: Steve Johnson 6.2, Cam Mooney 4, Shannon Byrnes 2, Cameron Ling 2, Gary Ablett 2, Joel Selwood 2, Max Rooke, Travis Varcoe. Essendon: Jay Neagle 3, Heath Hocking 2, Ricky Dyson, Mark McVeigh, Heath Hooker, Matthew Lloyd, Brent Stanton, Andrew Lovett.
Best: Geelong: Joel Selwood, Steve Johnson, Corey Enright, Matthew Scarlett, Gary Ablett, Cam Mooney, Cameron Ling, Shannon Byrnes. Essendon: Brent Stanton, Heath Hocking, Tayte Pears, Bachar Houli, Patrick Ryder, Jason Winderlich, Jobe Watson.
Umpires: Chris Donlon, Simon Meredith, Todd Keating.

 
Pies delight in power failure (The Age) – more ...
2009 — ROUND 10 — GAME 8
Collingwood v Port Adelaide
Sunday, May 31, 2009
MCG, 4.40pm AEST; crowd: 34,793
Conditions: Fair; slippery, nearing wet-weather factor as temp drops
Weather: 13C, hazy, 2 light towers failed in Q1; all running by start of Q2
  1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time Final
COL 3.1-19 6.5-41 15.8-98 (38) 17.12-114 (38)
PA 5.2-32 (13) 7.5-47 (6) 9.6-60 11.10-76
Goals: Collingwood: John Anthony 4, Alan Didak 3, Brad Dick 3, Leigh Brown 2, Tarkyn Lockyer, Dane Swan, Leon Davis, Marty Clarke, Steele Sidebottom. Port Adelaide: Brett Ebert 3, Robbie Gray, David Rodan, Domenic Cassisi, Warren Tredrea, Matthew Westhoff, Brendon Lade, Jacob Surjan, Danyle Pearce.
Best: Collingwood: Dane Swan, Leigh Brown, Brad Dick, Scott Pendlebury, John Anthony, Josh Fraser, Harry O'Brien. Port Adelaide: Domenic Cassisi, Travis Boak, Troy Chaplin, Danyle Pearce, Steven Salopek, Kane Cornes.
Umpires: Dean Margetts, Scott McLaren, Jason Armstrong.

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2009 Ladder after Round 10
 
  Team W L D For Agn % Pts
1 ST KILDA 10 – – 1057 576 183.5 40
2 GEELONG 10 – – 1194 768 155.5 40
3 WEST.B'DOGS 6 4 – 1049 951 110.3 24
4 BRISBANE 6 4 – 908 888 102.3 24
5 CARLTON 5 5 – 1039 878 118.3 20
6 COLLINGWOOD 5 5 – 898 891 100.8 20
7 SYDNEY 5 5 – 924 950 97.3 20
8 HAWTHORN 5 5 – 948 975 97.2 20
9 Essendon 5 5 – 891 939 94.9 20
10 Port Adelaide 5 5 – 951 1008 94.3 20
11 Adelaide 5 5 – 858 916 93.7 20
12 North Melb 4 6 – 790 971 81.4 16
13 West Coast 3 7 – 848 962 88.1 12
14 Fremantle 3 7 – 831 1036 80.2 12
15 Richmond 2 8 – 846 1053 80.3 8
16 Melbourne 1 9 – 740 1010 73.3 4

FOR THE RECORD

2009, Round 10
Friday-Saturday-Sunday, May 29-30-31
(subject to selection, injury or suspension)
200 CLUB
200 – CRAIG BOLTON (Sydney 2003-09, Brisbane 2000-02),
     184 premiership games, 13 pre-season, 1 State, 2 International
200 – JOSH FRASER (Collingwood 2000-09),
     183 premiership games, 16 pre-season, 1 State
CAREER MATCHES
200 – TIM NOTTING (Brisbane), 1998-2009
200 – DEAN SOLOMON, 41 Fre 2007-09, 158 Ess 1998-2006
150 – ADAM HUNTER (West Coast), 2000-09
150 – LINDSAY GILBEE (WB'dogs) 2001-09
  50 – ANDREW SWALLOW (North Melb) 2006-09
PLAYER AND COACH
500 – TERRY WALLACE has coached 245 matches (148 FWB 1998-2002, 97 Rch 2005-09) and played 254 games (174 Haw 1978-86, 11 Rch 1987, 69 Fsc 1988-91)
COACH
100 – PAUL ROOS has coached Sydney to 99 wins (2002-R13 to 2009)
GUERNSEY NUMBER
314 – ANDREW McLEOD (Adelaide) wore number 23 guernsey for the 314th time, passing the record of 313 by STEWART LOEWE (St Kilda 1986-2002)
GOALKICKING
600 – BARRY HALL (Syd 2002-09, StK, 1995-2001), 597 goals, 246 games
400 – JASON AKERMANIS (WB 2007-08. Bri 1995-2006), 395 goals, 300 games
200 – ALAN DIDAK (Col, 2001-08), 199 goals, 142 games

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2009, Round 10
CARLTON 16.15-111 (Fevola 6.4, Fisher 3) best, Murphy, Stevens, Judd, WEST COAST 10.10-70 (LeCras 6.0, Kennedy 2) best. LeCras, Selwood, Embley.
Friday night at Docklands: 39,611.
Report:
Mitch Robinson (Car) reported by emergency umpire Shane Stewart for engaging in rough conduct against Adam Selwood (WCE) in Q3.

WEST.B'DOGS 18.9-117 (Welsh 4, Ward 3, Hahn 3, Giansiracusa 3) best, Giansiracusa, Ward, Hahn, SYDNEY 12.5-77 (Hall 6.1, Goodes 2) best, Goodes, O'Keefe, Crouch.
Saturday at Manuka Oval: 12,542.

BRISBANE 15.9-99 (Hooper 4) best, Adcock, Clark, Rich, NORTH MELB 12.9-81 (Warren 4) best, Simpson, McIntosh, Warren.
Saturday at Docklands: 21,583.

ST KILDA 11.17-83 (Riewoldt 4, Goddard 2) best, Hayes, Riewoldt, Goddard, MELBOURNE 6.10-46 (6 x singles) best, Bruce, McLean, Moloney.
Saturday night at Carrara Oval: 9,112.

RICHMOND 17.13-115 (Riewoldt 2, Deledio 2, Morton 2, Brown 2) best, Deledio, Tambling, Jackson, FREMANTLE 17.10-112 (Headland 2, Sandilands 2, Pavlich 2, Tarrant 2, Thornton 2, Johnson 2) best, Sandilands, Johnson, Pavlich.
Saturday night at Subiaco Oval: 35,395

ADELAIDE 16.10-106 (Walker 5.0, Knights 4) best, Thompson, Bock, Walker, HAWTHORN 12.7-79 (Rioli 4, Bateman 3) best, Rioli, Sewell, Lewis.
Sunday at Football Park: 40,035.

GEELONG 20.14-134 (S.Johnson 6.2, Mooney 4) best, J.Selwood, S.Johnson, Enright, ESSENDON 11.4-70 (Neagle 3, Hocking 2) best, Stanton, Hocking, Pears.
Sunday at Docklands: 48,852.

COLLINGWOOD 17.12-114 (Anthony 4, Didak 3, Dick 3) best, Swan, Brown, Dick, PORT ADELAIDE 11.10-76 (Ebert 3) best, Cassisi, Boak, Chaplin.
Sunday at MCG: 34,793.

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Consecutive Matches
2009, Round 10
164 – Brett KIRK (Syd) from 2002-R15 – 8+24+24+26+25+23+24+10
137 – Kane CORNES (PA) from 2003-R17 – 9+25+24+22+24+22+10
117 – Tarkyn LOCKYER (Col) from 2004-R10 – 13+22+23+25+24+10
101 – Darren JOLLY (Syd) from 2005-R8 – 19+25+23+24+10
 

In the Goals, 2009 Games Goals R10
Lance FRANKLIN (Hawthorn) 10 34 3.1
Nick RIEWOLDT (St Kilda) 10 32 4.1
Steve JOHNSON (Geelong) 10 32 6.2
Jonathan BROWN (Brisbane) 10 31 2.2
Brendan FEVOLA (Carlton) 10 31 6.4
Jarryd ROUGHEAD (Hawthorn) 10 31 1.1
Warren TREDREA (Port Adelaide) 10 30 1.1
Daniel BRADSHAW (Brisbane) 10 28 1.1
Mark LeCRAS (West Coast) 10 26 6.0
Eddie BETTS (Carlton) 10 25 1.1
       

EVERY ROUND, EVERY GAME OF SEASON 2009

MATCH REVIEW ARCHIVE
 Round One, Round Two, Round Three, Round Four, Round Five,
Round Six, Round Seven, Round Eight, Round Nine,

CLUB-BY-CLUB PERFORMANCE, SEASON 2009
REGULARLY UPDATED
Adelaide, Brisbane, Carlton, Collingwood, Essendon, Fremantle, Geelong, Hawthorn, Melbourne,
North Melb, Port Adelaide, Richmond, St Kilda, Sydney, West Coast, Western Bulldogs
also
Consecutive Wins and Losses at all venues

1997-2009 W-L-D performances
Weekly Ladder Positions, 1987-2009

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Travellin' 2009
1 R1-MCG Adelaide v Col WON 1/1
2 R1(n)-BCG West Coast v Bri Lost 1/2
3 R1(n)-Dok Sydney v StK Lost 1/3
4 R1-FP Essendon v PA Lost 1/4
5 R1-Sub West.B'dogs v Fre WON 2/5
6 R2(n)-FP St Kilda v Ade WON 3/6
7 R2(n)-BCG Brisbane v Car Lost 3/7
8 R2(n)-Hom Hawthorn v Syd Lost 3/8
9 R2-Sub Port Adelaide v WCE Lost 3/9
10 R3-Dok West Coast v StK Lost 3/10
11 R3(n)-BCG Sydney v Bri Lost 3/11
12 R3-FP Melbourne v PA Lost 3/12
13 R3-Sub Adelaide v Fre WON 4/13
14 R4(n)-BCG Collingwood v Bri WON 5/14
15 R4-SCG Carlton v Syd Lost 5/15
16 R4-MCG Port Adelaide v Haw WON 6/16
17 R4(n)-Dok Fremantle v StK Lost 6/17
18 R4(n)-FP Geelong v Ade WON 7/18
19 R4-Sub West.B'dogs v WCE Lost 7/19
20 R5(n)-FP St Kilda v PA WON 8/20
21 R5(n)-YPL West Coast v Haw Lost 8/21
22 R5(n)-Sub Sydney v Fre Lost 8/22
23 R5-KP Brisbane v Gee Lost 8/23
24 R5-MCG Adelaide v Mel WON 9/24
25 R6(n)-BCG Essendon v Bri Lost 9/25
26 R6-SCG Richmond v Syd Lost 9/26
27 R7-KP Sydney v Gee Lost 9/27
28 R7-MCG Brisbane v Rch WON 10/28
29 R7(n)-Dok Port Adelaide v NM Lost 10/29
30 R7(n)-C Fremantle v Car WON 11/30
31 R7-FP West.B'dogs v Ade WON 12/31
32 R7-S Melbourne v WCE Lost 12/32
33 R8-S Hawthorn v Fre WON 13/33
34 R8(n)-BCG Adelaide v Bri Lost 14/34
35 R8(n)-Hom West Coast v Syd Lost 14/35
36 R8-FP Richmond v PA Lost 14/36
37 R9-Dok Fremantle v NM Lost 14/37
38 R9-FP Carlton v Ade Lost 14/38
39 R9(n)-S Collingwood v WCE WON 15/39
40 R9-SCG Port Adelaide v Syd Lost 15/40
41 R9-Dok Brisbane v StK Lost 15/41
42 R10(n)-Dok West Coast v Car Lost 15/42
43 R10-Man West.B'dogs v Syd WON 16/43
44 R10-Man Sydney v WB Lost 16/44
45 R10(n)-Dok Brisbane v NM WON 17/45
46 R10(n)-S Richmond v Fre WON 18/46
47 R10-FP Hawthorn v Ade Lost 18/47
48 R10-Dok Port Adelaide v Col Lost 18/48
49 R11(n)-BCG Carlton v Bri x x
50 R11(n)-FP Fremantle v PA x x
51 R11-Dok Adelaide v Ess x x
52 R11-MCG Sydney v Haw x x
53 R11-Sub Geelong v WCE x x
54 R12(n)-Mar Port Adelaide v WB x x
55 R12(n)-Dok West Coast v Rch x x
56 R12-YPL Brisbane v Haw x x
57 R12-FP North Melb v Ade x x
58 R12(n)-Hom Collingwood v Syd x x
59 R12-Sub Geelong v Fre x x
x x x x x x

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