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 Wednesday, February 10

SANFL votes down Power-Port Magpies merger

Port Adelaide's proposed merger with their debt-stricken local affiliate club the Port Adelaide Magpies is all but dead after the SANFL directors voted unanimously against the move on Tuesday.

Yahoo! Sport reports the Power had proposed to merge with the Magpies, who they were forced to separate from upon entering the AFL in 1997, in order to save the SANFL club from financial strangulation.

However they found strong opposition to the gambit from other SANFL clubs plus crosstown AFL rivals Adelaide Crows and in a meeting at Football Park the directors of the local clubs chose to block the proposal.

"The eight League Directors, excluding Port Adelaide, voted against the motion to remove the restrictions," an SANFL spokesperson said.

"The Directors are sympathetic to the Magpies' current position and wish to reiterate that the basis of their recommendation was not about denying the clubs continuation in the SANFL competition.

"The Magpies' proposed model, in the view of the League Directors, would not provide a sustainable and competitive club on or off the field.

"The financial plans presented by both clubs to the League Directors for consideration did not contain a compelling business case to raise confidence for any improvement in finances over the next three years."

It is widely assumed the failure of a merger between the two clubs would spell the end of the Magpies, while also not helping the still parlous financial state of the Power.

The SANFL commission is due to meet on Wednesday morning to review the decision of the league directors and reserves the right to diverge from the recommendation made by the directors.

"The Commission has indicated its desire to give this matter its full and due consideration," the spokesperson said.

"The Commission will hold a special meeting tomorrow morning and the Executive Commissioner will advise the public of the final decision."



The Advertiser –
Port Magpies doomed – more ...



Carlton: Mars joins Hyundai as major sponsor
Carlton has gone some way toward putting a summer of discontent behind it with the signing of Mars to a multi-million dollar sponsorship deal that will see the confectionary giant's name appear on the club's guernsey for the next three seasons.

Jason Phelan on the AFL webpage noted that Mars joins Hyundai as the club's joint naming-rights sponsor following the departure of Tourism Malaysia with its
logo to appear on the front of the jumper for away games and the back for home fixtures.

Chief executive Greg Swann at the newly opened training facility at Princes Park expressed his hope that the announcement of the sponsorship deal would prove to be a turning point for the 2010 season.
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Mars and Carlton go back quite a bit as Footystats Diary recorded in 1997's 3rd round played between the Blues and Adelaide at Princes Park – The Navy Blues in their 1,995th League game, became the Pale Blues and received $250,000 for the trouble in sponsorship for a new M&M blue-coloured sweet—the white logo on a mid-blue background was unchanged but the familiar white numbers were replaced by black ones.

We start off with the Crows, but in the coming fortnight we will cover all 16 clubs on The Success Tables over the past decade –
 
ADELAIDE,
2000-09
 

ADELAIDE,
2005-09

versus W L D

% of
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% of
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Rch 12 1 – 92.3   NM 7 – – 100.0
Car 11 3 – 78.6   Car 7 – – 100.0
Syd 11 3 – 78.6   Syd 6 – – 100.0
NM 11 4 – 73.3   Rch 5 1 – 83.3
Mel 10 4 – 71.4   Ess 6 2 – 75.0
Fre 11 7 – 61.1   PA 8 3 – 72.7
Haw 9 6 – 60.0   Mel 5 2 – 71.4
Ess 8 6 – 57.1   Fre 6 3 – 66.7
WB 9 7 – 56.3   Haw 5 3 – 62.5
PA 10 11 – 47.6   WB 5 4 – 55.6
WCE 8 10 – 44.4   Col 6 5 – 54.5
StK 6 8 – 42.9   Bri 3 3 – 50.0
Gee 6 9 – 40.0   WCE 3 7 – 30.0
Col 7 12 – 36.8   StK 2 5 – 28.6
Bri 5 10 – 33.3   Gee 1 6 – 14.3
TOTAL 134 101 – 57.0   TOTAL 75 44 – 63.0



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adio and TV line-ups for the season
Melbourne's Herald Sun detailed the line-up of football personalities we can expect to cover the NAB Cup and the 2010 premiership season –

3AW
Brian Taylor,
Shane Healy, Robert Walls, Tim Lane, Graeme Bond, Dennis Cometti, Leigh Matthews, Matthew Richardson, Scott Cummings, Tony Leonard, Shane McInnes, David King, Rohan Connolly, Nick Butler, Tony Shaw, Bruce Eva.
ABC 774
Gerard Whately, Drew Morphett, Dan Lonergan, Adam White, Kelli Underwood, David Parkin, Mark Maclure, Stan Alves, Austin Jones, Peter Schwab.
SEN
Anthony Hudson, Matt Granland, Wayne Schwass, Kevin Bartlett, Andrew Mahar, Matthew Lloyd, Dermott Brereton, David Schwarz, Terry Wallace, Scott Lucas, Shane Wakelin, Daniel Harford, Nathan Thompson, Francis Leach, Brett Phillips, Robert Shaw, Tiffany Cherry, Anthony Koutoufides.
Triple M
Garry Lyon, James Brayshaw, Rex Hunt, Jason Dunstall, Billy Brownless, Damian Barrett, Danny Frawley, Dr Peter Larkins, Luke Darcy, Shane Crawford, Stephen Quartermain, Hamish McLachlan, Mark Stevens, Michael Christian, Michael Roberts, Nathan Brown, Barry Denner.
Channel 7
Bruce McAvaney, Dennis Cometti, Tom Harley, Leigh Matthews, Tim Watson, David Schwarz, Matthew Richardson.
Channel 10+One HD
Stephen Quartermain, Malcolm Blight, Robert Walls, Michael Christian, Anthony Hudson, Kelli Underwood, Luke Darcy, Matthew Lloyd, Tim Lane, Andrew Maher, Mark Howard.
Fox Sports
Dwayne Russell, Brian Taylor, Matthew Campbell, James Hird, Gerard Healy, Jason Dunstall, Alastair Lynch, Glenn Jakovich, Tony Shaw, Danny Frawley, Rohan Smith, David Parkin, Leigh Colbert, Liam Pickering.
AFL Live
Sandy Roberts, Craig Hutchinson, Billy Brownless, Danny Frawley, Wayne Schwass, Nathan Thompson, Peter Daicos, Rex Hunt, Liam Pickering.

The immediate future of two of Essendon's brightest key position prospects – Scott Gumbleton and Michael Hurley – is uncertain heading into Friday night's AFL pre-season opener.
Sam Lienert reports on Fox Sports: Gumbleton will miss the match, against West Coast at Subiaco, with a back injury, the latest in a line that have kept the highly-rated 21-year-old to just five senior games in his three seasons.
Hurley's fate rests with Essendon's leadership group and administration, who will decide in the coming days whether to suspend him over an alleged assault of a taxi driver last September, which is still before the courts.

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 Tuesday, February 9

Drug trafficking charges
Geelong ban Stokes from playing AFL until May


Geelong forward Mathew Stokes will not play football until at least round eight after his recent arrest for possession and trafficking cocaine, with the club handing down its sanctions on Monday afternoon.

Stokes was arrested and charged last week. He received bail and will appear in court on March 12.

But the Cats have imposed their own penalties on the 2007 premiership player after a meeting of the leadership group last week.

Luke Holmesby on the AFL website details the many conditions placed on Stokes are:

He is suspended from consideration for selection in the club’s AFL team until round eight, 2010. The suspension will be served in the following manner:

Until round one, Stokes can train at the club only when no other players are present.
From round one to round four of the AFL season, Stokes can train with the club’s VFL listed players only.
From round five to round seven of the AFL season, Stokes can train with the VFL squad and will be eligible to play in the VFL.
From round eight, Stokes will be eligible to train with the full squad and for selection in the club’s AFL team.
Stokes will be fined $5000, the maximum sanction under the AFL player’s code of conduct.
Between now and round four of the AFL season, Stokes is to find full-time employment and conduct any training out of working hours.
Stokes is to establish a relationship with a drug-related community program and assist with that program on an ongoing basis.
The Cats have also been advised to not make further comment pending the outcome of the legal proceedings.

Worth attention ...
Stokes hit with 7-round ban
Michael Gleeson
and Martin Blake of The Age detail that Mathew Stokes has been told to get a real job and has been banned by Geelong from playing senior football until at least round eight as part of the club's punishment package over drugs charges – more ...

NAB Cup: Boundary umpires will award frees
Boundary umpires will have limited power to pay free kicks in the NAB Cup as the AFL tries to crack down on holding at stoppages when the pre-season competition starts in Perth on Friday.

It is the most striking of four rule changes that the league will introduce for this year's NAB Cup.

Roger Vaughan explains in Yahoo! Sport: The AFL wants the boundary umpires to act as back-up for the field umpires at ball-ups around the ground.

"This issue of holding at stoppages is one that coaches and clubs have brought up with us," said AFL operations manager Adrian Anderson.

There will be three other rule trials during the Cup:

The player, not the umpire, will decide whether the advantage rule applies. If a free is paid and a player wants to play on, that will be his call and so his responsibility.

If a player tries to drag the ball under an opponent to milk a holding the ball decision, he can now receive the penalty instead.

The "no-go" zone immediately behind an umpire when he bounces or throws the ball up now applies around the ground. Previously, it was only for the centre bounce.

There are no plans to introduce the four new rules for this year's premiership season.
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NAB Cup: same format to remain in season 2011
The AFL remains committed to its pre-season competition in its current format until at least the end of the current broadcast deal, in 2011. The inclusion of the new Gold Coast team will present challenges to next year's fixturing, Adrian Anderson said on Monday, but nothing insurmountable – The Age, more ...

They said it – Mike Sheahan
Play on at your peril
Leave the game alone, they cry. Year after year. Why? Inaction on flawed rules is no better than change for change's sake.

The AFL's Laws Committee has hit the mark with its amendment to one of the scourges of the modern game, the advantage rule.

More precisely, the implementation of the advantage rule.

The onus has been shifted from the officiating umpire to the player in position to exploit any advantage – more ...

Geelong have appointed pioneering football administrator and corporate lawyer Diana Taylor to their board.
Fox Sports reports Taylor was the first woman appointed to the VFL tribunal and the first woman to lead a senior men's Melbourne metropolitan football competition.
She also created the Women's Football Foundation in 2007, aimed at promoting the role of women in football.
Born and raised in Geelong, Taylor replaces former club great Doug Wade, who has retired from his position on the Cats board.

Western Bulldogs captain Brad Johnson (349 games, 1994-2009) is managing a lingering achilles injury but is expected to play late in the NAB Cup.
Jon Ralph notes in Melbourne's Herald Sun that Johnson pulled up sore after a heavy training session late last month, and is being nursed to ensure he is injury free in Round 1 of the premiership season

Lifelong Fitzroy supporters have provided documentation the Brisbane Lions believe will scuttle a Supreme Court bid to ban the club's controversial new logo.
Brisbane's defence includes a photographic timeline that documents the various logos used by Fitzroy on jumpers, team blazers and supporters' merchandise during the club's 113-year history.
Andrew Hamilton reports in The Courier Mail: The Lions will lodge their defence against Fitzroy's legal assault with the Supreme Court this week. They will also seek surety that battling Fitzroy can cover Brisbane's legal costs if its challenge is unsuccessful – more ...

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 Monday, February 8

Will the SANFL retain AFL licences?
Crucial meeting to decide Port Adelaide's future

The AFL licenses of the Crows and the Power could be headed out of the SANFL's control, pending the outcome of a crucial meeting tomorrow night to determine the future of the Port Adelaide Magpies.

The club – which bills itself as the most successful football club in Australia – has laboured under the weight of a financial crisis over the past 12 months, and will have its future decided at a SANFL extraordinary meeting at Football Park.

Michelangelo Rucci reports in Melbourne's Herald Sun: AFL club Port Adelaide and the Magpies have put forward a final business model for a proposed merger, with SANFL voting believed to be divided 4-4 if the Magpies and the affiliated league directors are denied their votes.

The Power will present the plan to the SANFL Commission and league delegates tomorrow night. Should it be rejected, the Magpies will be condemned to a farcical 140th and final season in the SANFL – more ...

Worth attention ...
Groin and hip injuries force Rioli to rest
Jake Niall
of The Age reveals Hawthorn's young match-winner, Cyril Rioli, will be rested from training for at least the next couple of weeks and miss the opening of the NAB Cup as the club takes a ''no risk'' policy with the forward's groin and hip injury – more ...

Fremantle goalsneak Chris Mayne has committed to the Dockers until the end of 2011 after signing a one-year extension to his current deal.
Mayne, a bargain pick of No.40 at the 2007 national draft, managed just five games last season after his campaign was delayed due to a serious Achilles tendon injury.
The 21-year-old has shown plenty of promise in his 22 AFL games to date and will form a key part of Fremantle's new-look forward set-up this season, along with fellow small forward Hayden Ballantyne, captain Matthew Pavlich and veteran Des Headland – The Age

 


 Sunday, February 7

Barry Hall steps out with Bulldogs
Jordan Bannister makes his debut with the whistle
New recruit Barry Hall kicked two goals and kept his aggression controlled in an impressive debut for his new AFL club Western Bulldogs on Saturday.

While the focus was on Hall, umpiring newcomer Jordan Bannister had his first hitout as an official. After being delisted by Carlton at the end of the 2009 season (67 games, 2001-09), he made the rare switch and took up the whistle. The reception from former opponents was overwhelmingly positive.

Former Sydney firebrand Hall used the intra-club practice match to show exactly what he is capable of bringing to the club which threw him a career lifeline.

The 32-year-old booted two goals from set shots, took four marks and unleashed a huge, legal bump which ironed out defender Lindsay Gilbee in the perfect display of controlled aggression.

Hall's every move was cheered by a crowd of more than 2,000 at the Bulldogs' Whitten Oval headquarters, and coach Rodney Eade was pleased with his star signing's contribution – AFL webpage and Fox Sports


Low crowds prompt VFL and TAC finals rethink
Poor crowds at the VFL and TAC Cup grand finals in recent seasons have prompted AFL Victoria to change the scheduling back to the Sunday before the AFL grand final.

Brent Diamond reports in The Age: The VFL has averaged about 13,000 to its grand finals over the past three seasons with its move from Princes Park to Docklands Stadium in 2008 not attracting the numbers it had hoped for.

Last season, it trialled both grand finals on AFL grand final eve.

AFL Victoria chief executive Peter Schwab was hopeful that changing the VFL and TAC Cup grand finals to the Sunday of AFL preliminary final week would help the football world focus more on the other two tiers of football.

In recent seasons, the AFL has scheduled its preliminary finals on a Friday and Saturday night, which left the Sunday as an AFL-free day – more ...

New Collingwood ruckman Darren Jolly has set the scene for an impressive AFL season with a standout performance in the Magpies' intraclub practice match on Friday.
While Carlton cancelled their intraclub game due to the inclement weather, the Magpies came through their game unscathed and looked sharp and fit a week out from their opening NAB Cup match against St Kilda.
Jolly, who spent the past five seasons with Sydney after starting his career with Melbourne, had more than a dozen touches and kicked two goals in a dominant display –
Yahoo! Sport

Despite appeals, Melbourne's Sunday Herald Sun reports Channel Seven has confirmed that footy viewers in Melbourne and Victoria will see no live telecasts of games on Friday nights as the network is committed to showing Better Homes and Gardens in the 7.30pm time-slot.

Channels Nine and Seven on Thursday night in Sydney separately wined and dined football powerbrokers of two codes. At the famous Paddington eatery Darcy's, Nine hosted AFL chief Andrew Demetriou while at the nearby Centennial Hotel, Seven dined with the NRL's David Gallop. No details were made available however future telecast rights are likely to have been discussed – Sunday Telegraph

 


 Saturday, February 6

League adds slight increase to admission prices
Adult general admission tickets for the 2010 Toyota AFL premiership season have risen by $1 over 2009 prices, with marginal increases to concession, junior and family tickets.

Adult admission prices are now $20 from $19 in 2009, with concession $12 from $11.50, junior $2.50 ($2.20) and family $40 ($38).

The increase in junior prices from $2.20 to $2.50 represents the first rise for this ticket since 2001.

AFL marketing and commercial operations manager Paul Waldren on Friday said the AFL had kept all price increases to a minimum to ensure all fans had the opportunity to attend as many matches as possible during the home-and-away season.

The base general admission price for the AFL season is set by the AFL and then Stadiums+home clubs set any reserved seat premiums, ticketing fees or associated transport or ground levies.

The opening match of the premiership season is between Richmond and Carlton at the MCG on March 25 – AFL webpage


Port Adelaide revamp their leadership group
Port Adelaide have reappointed Domenic Cassisi as captain and made ruckman Dean Brogan and back pocket Jacob Surjan vice-captains in a dramatic streamlining of their leadership group.

Last year, Chad and Kane Cornes were among an eight-man leadership group but have been overlooked for official roles this year. Port finished 10th on the ladder last season with nine wins from 22 games.

Yahoo! Sport reported Friday – Port coach Mark Williams said the reduced structure came after discussions with his sister and former national lacrosse player Jenny Williams, and former Australian women's basketball coach Jan Stirling. The women are overseeing Port's leadership program.

Williams said the call to reduce the leadership group to three was made "after looking through the personality profiling and the general mix of our group".

Port's 2009 leadership group included Shaun Burgoyne, who Williams wanted as captain but was over-ruled by a board which appointed Cassisi. Burgoyne has since departed for Hawthorn after 157 games with the Power (2002-09).

Surjan was not even in last year's eight-strong leadership group which also included Brogan, the Cornes brothers, Daniel Motlop, Steven Salopek and Brendon Lade, who has retired.

Malthouse questions Riewoldt's jibe on Luke Ball
Collingwood coach Mick Malthouse has hit back at St Kilda and their captain Nick Riewoldt over Luke Ball's transfer between the clubs.

Yahoo! Sport reported Malthouse said he had a lot of respect for Riewoldt, but has questioned why the Saints skipper made his comments earlier this week about Ball.

Riewoldt said on Tuesday, it was "disappointing" Ball left the Saints and said the midfielder had knocked back a contract before going to the Magpies.

On Friday, Malthouse countered by suggesting that Ball knew he was not wanted any more at the Saints.

After the Saints and Collingwood failed to reach a trade deal on Ball, he went to the Magpies in the national draft – more ...

St Kilda supporters have proven themselves immune to a summer of turmoil, with the club having signed 8000 more memberships than this time last year.
Jon Ralph reports in Melbourne's Herald Sun that the club has signed 27,500 members, an astonishing tally considering it signed only 33,000 paid-up supporters last season.
The membership base has withstood the Grand Final defeat, the loss of favourite sons Luke Ball, Matt Maguire and Max Hudghton, and rape allegations against Andrew Lovett – more ...

 


 Friday, February 5

Cats' leadership group hear out Stokes version
Mathew Stokes has poured his heart out to teammates at a secret meeting yesterday.
 
Scott Gullan reports in Melbourne's Herald-Sun that less than 24 hours after he was charged with trafficking and possessing cocaine, the 2007 premiership player was summoned to a meeting with the Cats leadership group to explain his version of the sorry tale which threatens to end his career.

Recommendations to the Geelong board may relieve the situation – more ...

AFLPA asks League to rectify Lovett dispute
The AFL Players Association has urged the AFL to intervene in Andrew Lovett's dispute with St Kilda.

Samantha Lane in The Age understands that in a meeting between AFLPA chief executive Matt Finnis and the AFL's Adrian Anderson yesterday, Finnis told the league's operations boss that a circuit-breaker was needed in the delicate matter that is in the hands of lawyers. Lovett, who is the subject of a police investigation into a sexual assault allegation, wants to resume training with his teammates, but has been stood aside by the club and told to train on his own – more ...

AFL Tasmania will start its 2010 State Football League fixture on Good Friday, when three games will be played, in the north, north-west and the south.
AFL Tasmania's Scott Wade says the game at Bellerive Oval will be the first State League fixture under lights in the state's south.
"To have national and international-standard lighting at either end of the island, at York Park and Bellerive Oval, is significant for the growth of our game," he said, "and both Burnie and Devonport have got pretty good quality lights at their venues as well."
Yahoo! Sport

 


 Thursday, February 4

Cat facing life time ban
Geelong suspend Mathew Stokes indefinitely
Stokes admits to buying cocaine for a friend


Geelong premiership player Mathew Stokes told police he bought one gram of cocaine for a friend, it was revealed in court on Wednesday when he faced charges of trafficking and possessing the drug.

Yahoo! Sport reports Stokes was charged following raids on several Geelong homes last Friday in which police seized more than $3000 cash believed to be the proceeds of crime and about $50,000 worth of drugs from the properties.

Five other men have also been charged.

Stokes appeared in Geelong Magistrates Court which heard that he told police he bought the cocaine for $500 from one of his co-accused.

Geelong have suspended Stokes pending the outcome of a hearing listed for March 12.

Andrea Petrie reports in The Age: Stokes could be banned from playing AFL for life after he was charged with trafficking and possessing one gram of cocaine as part of a four-month police investigation.

League operations manager Adrian Anderson said last night that under the World Anti-Doping Agency code a sportsperson found guilty of trafficking could receive a life ban – more ...

Worth attention ...
Football's table groans under scandal pile
Patrick Smith
of The Australian writes: Mathew Stokes will have his day in court and we make no judgment on his guilt or innocence. That is for the legal system. Nonetheless, news services on every medium ran with an AFL drug drama yesterday. The AFL, Geelong and drugs were linked in an unbreakable triangle of indignity – more ...

Bradshaw expected to be ready for round one
Sydney's Daniel Bradshaw is still expected to play in the opening round of the premiership season, despite undergoing knee surgery on Wednesday.

Scans revealed cartilage was floating in the forward's knee and the new Swan had an arthroscope to remove the debris.

Bradshaw should resume running again in 2-3 weeks and is on track to make his debut for the Swans in week one.

Sydney will play their first pre-season match against Carlton at Blacktown Olympic Park on Saturday February 20 – Fox Sports

Rule changes for 2010
Rough play, abuse and "staging" to get the boot
The rule changes announced Tuesday (Feb 2nd) effective for the 2010 season bear close scrutiny to cut through the verbiage and gather the meaning.

For the record, the voice-track of the informative AFL video on rule changes was helpful in preparing this text presentation.

Seven key areas were the focus of decision –

1. Umpire contact
2. Rough Conduct
    a) protecting the man on the mark
    b) dangerous tackles
3.  Misconduct – Staging
4.  Misconduct – Headbutt
5.  Misconduct – Eye Gouging
6.  Abusive language
7.  Maximum financial sanctions for rookies and primary list players.

1 – UMPIRE CONTACT
Negligent Contact
Players must be aware of the movement of umpires following a centre bounce, field bounce or in general play.

Players must not move into the space directly behind an umpire as he bounces the ball.

Financial sanctions for making negligent contact with an umpire has been reduced to $1200 for a first offence.

Reckless Umpire Contact
A player who makes contact with an umpire after setting up behind him as he bounces or throws the ball up will be considered reckless and subject to a fine of $2600 for a first offence.

If the force was high or severe the Match Review Panel would use their discretion to refer the incident to the Tribunal for determination.

2 – ROUGH CONDUCT
     a) Protecting the man on the mark
Players on the mark are in a vulnerable position and if bumped with excessive force are at risk of injury. Players using excessive force to bump or shepherd a player who is in a vulnerable position will be reported for rough conduct.

To encompass this, a further relevant consideration has been added to the AFL Tribunal guidelines for rough conduct –
whether the player being bumped is in a vulnerable position or could be.

     b) Dangerous tackles
Dangerous tackles have the potential to cause serious injury,
To protect the ball player the AFL have introduced a new guideline under Rough Conduct.
The application of a tackle may be considered rough conduct which is unreasonable in the circumstances.

In determining whether the application of a tackle constitutes a Reportable Offence, without limitation, regard may be had to: whether the tackle consists of more than one action, regardless of whether the player being tackled is in possession of the ball; whether the tackle is of an inherently dangerous kind, such as a spear tackle; whether an opponent is slung or driven into the ground with excessive force.

3 – MISCONDUCT – STAGING
Staging is a reportable offence as it may, 1) affect umpire decision making; 2) incite a melee; 3) is not in the spirit of the game.

The following sanction will apply to players found guilty of staging – 1st offence, written reprimand; 2nd offence $1600 or $1200 with an early plea; 3rd offence $2400 or $1800 with an early plea.

If a player is reprimanded for a first offence staging, the reprimand will remain valid for the remainder of his career.

4 – MISCONDUCT – HEADBUTT
The charge of "Misconduct – Headbutt, contact with the head including face" has been amended and now reads "Misconduct – Headbutt or contact using head".

The points have been increased from Level Three to be more in line with the seriousness of the offence.

5 – MISCONDUCT – EYE GOUGING
The charge of "Misconduct–Eye Gouging, Unreasonable and Unnecessary Contact to the Face" has been separated into:
a) "Misconduct, eye gouging or unreasonable contact to the eye region"
and
b) "Misconduct, unreasonable and unnecessary contact to the face".

The points for eye gouging or unreasonable and unnecessary contact to the eye region have been increased from Level Two to more in line with the seriousness of the offence, whereas the points for unreasonable and unnecessary contact to the face have not changed.

6 – ABUSIVE LANGUAGE
Abuse has resulted in a 25 per cent turn over of umpires at community level. The fine for abusive, insulting, threatening, obscene language has been increased from $1200 for a 1st offence to $2600.

This is in line with the need to set a positive example to the broader football community regarding umpire abuse.

7 – FINANCIAL SANCTIONS
First and second year primary players, players on minimum wages and rookie list players can be fined a maximum of 50 per cent of their match payment for a first offence fixed financial sanction.

It's always wise to check the facts, so it wasn't a surprise when our resident Perry Mason reacted when I checked a paragraph of the wordage of the changes to the rules which came out on Tuesday.
Perry reckons "apart from mixing adjectives and adverbs, changing from singular noun to plural verb etc, the logic of the explanation is convoluted. 21st century education" ...

Greg Miller, the former Richmond board member and director of football has signed with Ricky Nixon's Flying Start management agency as general manager.
Miller's new role will allow Nixon to take a back seat on day-to-day matters and focus on business.
Flying Start's clients include Nick Riewoldt, Simon Black and Brad Johnson – Tony Sheahan, Sunday Herald Sun

 



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Matches at 37 venues, 1897–2009

Highest scores, Greatest Margins


The Big Ladder of 2009

Membership numbers, 1985-2008

Attendances, 1996-2009

All-Time Attendances, by club

Finals Attendances, 1898-2009

13,577 games, Played-W-L-D

One-Point results, 306 of them

Draw, 143 tied results


Milestone Matches

Goalkickers, most, and the biggest
 
Goalkickers, club-by-club
from links below
Ade Bri Car Col
Ess Fre Gee Haw
Mel NM PA Rch
StK Syd WC WB

 

 

Financial
results

Ade $98,652 profit
Bri loss $603,207
Car $752,442 profit
Col $594,061 profit
Ess $760,894 profit
Fre ? details to come
Gee $651,794 profit
Haw $2,724,245 profit
Mel $587,183 profit
NM $60,444 profit
PA $1,570,793 profit
Rch loss $244,245
StK $177,335 profit
Syd loss $752,428
WCE $3,718,524 profit
WB $820,204 profit

2009 financial – more

 

 

2010 captain

Ade Simon Goodwin
Bri ?
Car ?
Col ?
Ess Jobe Watson
Fre Matthew Pavlich
Gee Cameron Ling
Haw ?
Mel James McDonald
NM ?
PA Domenic Cassisi
Rch ?
StK ?
Syd ?
WCE Darren Glass
WB Brad Johnson


Leading Goalkickers, since 1897
Tops in goals, since 1987
100th goal – who, when, how
All-Time Goalkickers, 10 goals+
All-Time Goalkickers, venues

Goalkicking Feats
Goal Feats; double digits same round
Goals and other trivia
Goals with first kick in League footy

The Brownlow Medal, 1924-2009
Brownlow voting, 2009

Match Results,
2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004
VFL-AFL Graph, 1897-2009
Coaches – every club, every game
200-Game Coaches, 1902-2009
The Big Ladder of 2009

Wooden Spoon, trivia, 1897-2009

W-L-D, club-by-club
Longest winning sequences
Longest losing sequences
from links below
Ade Bri Car Col
Ess Fre Gee Haw
Mel NM PA Rch
StK Syd WC WB

Poster epidemics
Cliffhangers
Best & worst of a season – all clubs
Best of the *Night* series

Scoring
The Great Revivals
50-goal games – 10 of them
Least Accurate
Highest – also, GWM, high losers
Behinds, 2-9

Behinds, 25 and over
Best, worst over 25-50-100-200 games

NAB Cup 2009 Match Review
TV rights, beyond 2006
The Carlton Crisis, 2000-2007

Game in NSW, its history since 1877
John Devaney – *Full Points Footy*
History of VFL-AFL Footy Jumpers
Rhett Bartlett *Rhettrospective*
Aboriginal Football, the contribution
Australia v Ireland, 1967-2008

When football codes were started
Best of the Best, 1897–2009
James Hothersall: the *mosts*
James Hothersall: Football facts
*Worth Repeating* – more
key articles of recent times ...


Memory Lane
Fitzroy (1897-1996) – the records
50-goal games in League footy
Lockett: 29 goals without a miss
Disposals – Kicks, Marks, Handballs
Defending the premiership
Five clubs is the record
Games since last premiership
Teams of the Century
Hall of Fame
Brownlow Medal, sales recorded
Protest, match outcome changed
Captain, 100 or more games
Oldest, youngest in League footy
Medals, Trophies
Soccer has no God-given right
    to be called football

Tight ladders
Venues, Consecutive wins and losses
*Off Target* days


 

2009 LADDER after Round 22

W L D % Pts
St Kilda 20 2 – 155.7 76
Geelong 18 4 – 127.4 72
WB'dogs 15 7 – 122.6 60
Coll'wood 15 7 – 122.3 60
Adelaide 14 8 – 117.6 56
Brisbane 13 8 1 106.7 54
Carlton 13 9 – 110.5 52
Essendon 10 11 1 97.8 42

Hawthorn 9 13 – 92.5 36
Port Adel 9 13 – 88.7 36
West Coast 8 14 – 93.3 32
Sydney 8 14 – 93.1 32
North Melb 7 14 1 83.4 30
Fremantle 6 16 – 77.3 24
Richmond 5 16 1 74.3 22
Melbourne 4 18 – 74.7 16

2009 SEASON
after finals

Premiers Geelong
2nd St Kilda
3rd West.B'dogs
4th Collingwood
5th Adelaide
6th Brisbane
7th Carlton
8th Essendon

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DRAW 2010

All times are Eastern
(subject to alteration)

Round One
Thursday, March 25
Rch v Car, MCG (n) 7.10pm

Friday, March 26
Gee v Ess, MCG (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, March 27
Mel v Haw, MCG, 2:10pm
Syd v StK, Hom (n) 7:10pm
Bri v WCE, Gabba (n), 8:10pm

Sunday, March 28
PA v NM, FP, 1:10pm
WB v Col, Dok, 2:10pm
Fre v Ade, Sub (n), 8:10pm

Round Two
Thursday, April 1
Bri v Car, Gabba (n), 8:40pm

Saturday, April 3
Col v Mel, MCG, 2:10pm
StK v NM, Dok (n), 7:10pm
WCE v PA, Subiaco (n), 8:40pm

Sunday, April 4
Ade v Syd, FP, 1:10pm
Ess v Fre, Dok, 2:10pm
Rch v WB, MCG, 4:40pm

Monday, April 5
Haw v Gee, MCG, 2:10pm

Round Three
Friday, April 9
StK v Col, Dok (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, April 10
NM v WCE, Dok, 2:10pm
PA v Bri, FP, 3.10pm
Syd v Rch, SCG (n), 7:10pm
Car v Ess, MCG (n), 7:10pm


Sunday, April 11
Mel v Ade, MCG, 1:10pm
WB v Haw, Dok, 2:10pm
Fre v Gee, Sub, 4:40pm

Round Four
Friday, April 16
WCE v Ess, Sub (n), 8:40pm

Saturday, April 17
NM v Syd, Dok, 2:10pm
Ade v Car, FP, 3:10pm
Col v Haw, MCG (n), 7:10pm
Bri v WB, Gabba (n), 7:10pm

Sunday, April 18
Rch v Mel, MCG, 1:10pm
Gee v PA, KP, 2:10pm
StK v Fre, Dok, 4:40pm

Round Five
Friday, April 23
WB v Ade, Dok (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, April 24
Syd v WCE, SCG, 2:10pm
Mel v Bri, MCG, 7:10pm
PA v StK, FP (n), 7:40pm

Sunday, April 25
Col v Ess, MCG, 2:40pm
Haw v NM, York Park (n), 5:40pm
Fre v Rch, Sub (n), 8:40pm

Monday, April 26
Car v Gee, MCG, 2:10pm

Round Six
Friday, April 30
WB v StK, Dok (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, May 1
NM v Mel, Dok, 2:10pm
Ade v Pt Adelaide, FP, 3:10pm
Ess v Haw, MCG (n), 7:10pm
Syd v Bri, SCG, 7:10pm

Sunday, May 2
Gee v Rch, KP, 1:10pm
Car v Col, MCG, 2:10pm
WCE v Fre, Sub, 4:40pm

Round Seven
Friday, May 7
Mel v WB, MCG (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, May 8
Ess v PA, Dok, 2:10pm
WCE v Haw, Sub, 3:10pm
Col v NM, MCG (n), 7:10pm
Bri v Fre, Gabba (n), 7:10pm

Sunday, May 9
Gee v Syd KP (FOX) 1:10pm
Ade v Rch FP (FOX) 4:40pm

Monday, May 10
StK v Car, Dok (n), 7:20pm

Round Eight
Friday, May 14
Fre v Col, Sub (n), 8:40pm

Saturday, May 15
WB v Syd, Manuka, 2:10pm
Mel v WCE , MCG, 2:10pm
Bri v Gee, Gabba (n), 7:10pm
NM v Ade, Dok (n), 7:10pm

Sunday, May 16
Rch v Haw, MCG, 1:10pm
PA v Car, FP, 3:10pm
StK v Ess Dok (FOX) 4:40pm

Round Nine
Friday, May 21
Col v Gee, MCG (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, May 22
NM v WB, Dok, 2:10pm
Syd v Fre, SCG, 2:10pm
Ess v Rch, MCG (n), 7:30pm
Mel v PA, Marrara (n), 7:40pm

Sunday, May 23
Ade v Bri, FP, 1:10pm
Car v Haw, Dok, 2:10pm
WCE v StK, Sub, 4:40pm

Round 10
Friday, May 28
Ess v WB, Dok (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, May 29
Gee v Mel, KP, 2:10pm
PA v Rch, FP, 3:10pm
Bri v Col, Gabba (n), 7:10pm
StK v Ade, Dok (n), 7:10pm

Sunday, May 30
Haw v Syd, MCG, 1:10pm
Car v WCE, Dok, 2:10pm
Fre v NM, Sub, 4:40pm

Round 11
Friday, June 4
Rch v StK, Dok (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, June 5
Car v Mel, MCG, 2:10pm
Ade v Fre, FP, 3:10pm
NM v Bri, Dok (n), 7:10pm
WCE v Gee, Sub (n), 7:40pm

Sunday, June 6
Syd v Ess, SCG, 1:10pm
Haw v PA, MCG, 2:10pm
Col v WB, Dok, 4:40pm

Round 12
Friday, June 11
NM v Car, Dok (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, June 12
Haw v Ade, York Park, 2:10pm
Ess v Gee, Dok (n), 7:10pm
PA v Syd, FP (n), 7:40pm

Sunday, June 13
Rch v WCE, MCG, 1:10pm
WB v Bri, Dok, 2:10pm
Fre v StK, Sub, 4:40pm

Monday, June 14
Mel v Col, MCG, 2:10pm

Round 13
Friday, June 18
Haw v Ess, MCG (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, June 19
Car v Fre, Dok (n), 7:10pm
Bri v Rch, Gabba (n), 7:10pm

Sunday, June 20
NM v PA, Dok, 1:10pm
WCE v WB, Sub, 4:40pm

Friday, June 25
StK v Gee, MCG (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, June 26
Syd v Col, Hom (n), 7:10pm

Sunday, June 27
Ade v Mel, FP, 3:10pm

Round 14
Thursday, July 1
Car v Bri, Dok (n), 7:10pm

Friday, July 2
Haw v WB, MCG (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, July 3
Fre v PA, Sub, 3:10pm
Col v WCE, Dok (n), 7:10pm
Ade v Ess, FP (n), 7:40pm

Sunday, July 4
Gee v NM, KP, 1:10pm
Rch v Syd, MCG (n) 2:10pm
StK v Mel, Dok, 4:40pm

Round 15
Friday, July 9
PA v Col, FP (n), 8:40pm

Saturday, July 10
Gee v Haw, MCG, 2:10pm
WCE v Ade, Sub, 3:10pm
Bri v StK, Gabba (n), 7:10pm
Rch v Fre, Dok (n), 7:10pm

Sunday, July 11
Syd v NM, SCG, 1:10pm
Mel v Ess, MCG, 2:10pm
Car v WB, Dok, 4:40pm

Round 16
Friday, July 16
Ade v Gee, FP (n) 8:40pm

Saturday, July 17
Col v StK, MCG, 2:10pm
Haw v Bri, York Park, 2:10pm
Ess v WCE, Dok (n), 7:10pm
WB v PA, Marrara (n), 7:40pm

Sunday, July 18
Car v Syd, Dok, 1:10pm
Rch v NM, MCG, 2:10pm
Fre v Mel, Sub, 4:40pm

Round 17
Friday, July 23
StK v Haw, Dok (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, July 24
Col v Rch, MCG, 2:10pm
Gee v Bri, KP, 2:10pm
NM v Ess, Dok (n), 7:10pm
WCE v Car Sub (n), 7:40pm

Sunday, July 25
WB v Fre, Dok, 1:10pm
Mel v Syd, MCG, 2:10pm
PA v Ade, FP, 4:40pm

Round 18
Friday, July 30
Ess v StK, Dok (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, July 31
Col v Car, MCG, 2:10pm
PA v Haw, FP, 3:10pm
Syd v Gee, Hom (n), 7:10pm
Bri v Mel, Gabba (n), 7:10pm

Sunday, August 1
Rch v Ade, MCG, 1:10pm
WB v NM, Dok, 2:10pm
Fre v WCE, Sub, 4:40pm

Round 19
Friday, August 6
Ess v Car, MCG (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, August 7
Syd v Haw, SCG, 2:10pm
NM v Fre, Dok, 2:10pm
Gee v Col, MCG (n), 7:10pm
WCE v Bri, Sub (n), 7:40pm

Sunday, August 8
StK v PA, Dok, 1:10pm
Mel v Rch, MCG, 2:10pm
Ade v WB, FP, 4:40pm

Round 20
Friday, August 13
Ess v Col, MCG (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, August 14
Car v Rch, MCG, 2:10pm
Fre v Syd, Sub, 3:10pm
WB v Gee, Dok (n), 7:10pm
PA v WCE, FP (n), 7:40pm

Sunday, August 15
Bri v Ade, Gabba, 1:10pm
Haw v Mel, MCG, 2:10pm
NM v StK, Dok, 4:40pm

Round 21
Friday, August 20
Gee v Car, Dok (n), 7:40pm

Saturday, August 21
StK v Rch, Dok, 2:10pm
Haw v Fre, York Park, 2:10pm
Col v Ade, MCG (n), 7:10pm
Syd v WB, SCG (n), 7:10pm

Sunday, August 22
PA v Mel, FP, 1:10pm
Ess v Bri, Dok, 2:10pm
WCE v NM, Sub, 4:40pm

Round 22
August 27-28-29, time and day, tba

Ade v. StK, FP, tba
Haw v Col, MCG, tba
Gee v WCE, KP, tba
Rch v PA, Dok, tba
Fre v Car, Sub, tba
Mel v NM, MCG, tba
Bri v Syd, Gabba, tba
WB v Ess, Dok, tba

Finals
Week 1, Sept 3-4-5
Week 2, Sept 12-13
Week 3, Sept 18-19
Week 4, September 26


2010

All times Eastern

FIRST ROUND

Friday, February 12
WCE v Ess, Subiaco, 8.40pm
Saturday, February 13

Ade v PA, Football Park, 4.40pm
Saturday, February 13(n)
Haw v Rch, York Park, 7.40pm
Sunday, February 14
WB v Bri, Manuka Oval, 4.40pm
Friday, February 19(n)
StK v Col, Docklands, 7.40pm
Saturday, February 20(n)
Syd v Car, Blacktown, 7.40pm
Sunday, February 21
Gee v NM, Docklands, 4.40pm
Fre v Mel, Subiaco Oval, 5.40pm

QUARTER FINALS
Friday, February 25(n)
Winners 1 & 2, Docklands, 7.10pm
Saturday, Feb 27
Winners 3 & 4, Subiaco, 5.40pm
Saturday, February 27(n)
Winners 5 & 6, Docklands, 7.10pm
Sunday, February 28
Winners 7 & 8, Docklands, 4.40pm

SEMI-FINALS
Friday, March 5(n)
Winners 9 & 10, tba, 7.40pm
Saturday, March 6(n)
Winners 11 & 12, tba, 7.10pm

GRAND FINAL
Saturday, March 13(n)
Winners 13 & 14, tba, 7.40pm


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by Nathan Buckley, rrp $48.00

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2009 W-L-D performance

R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 F1 F2 F3 GF Fin
ADELAIDE W L W L W L L L W W W W W W W L W L L W W W   W L     5
BRISBANE W L W L L W W W L W L W W L W W W L D L W W   W L     6
CARLTON W W L L W L L W L W W L L W W W L W W W W L   L       7
COLLINGWOOD L W L W L W L L W W W W W W W L W W W W W L   L W L   4
ESSENDON L W W L W L W L W L L W W L W L L L D W L W   L       8
FREMANTLE L L L L W W W L L L L L L L L L W L W L W L           14
GEELONG W W W W W W W W W W W W W L L W W W L W L W   W   W W P
HAWTHORN L L W L W W L W W L W L L L W W L L L L W L           9
MELBOURNE L L L W L L L L L L L L L W W L L L L W L L           16
NORTH MELB W L L W L L W L W L L L L L L D L L W L W W           13
PORT ADEL W L W W L W L W L L W L L W L W L W L L L L           10
RICHMOND L L L L W L L L L W L W L L L D W W L L L L           15
ST KILDA W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W L L W   W   W L 2
SYDNEY L W L W L W L W W L L L L W L L W L W L L L           12
WEST COAST L W L W L L W L L L L L W L L L L W W W L W           11
WEST.B'DOGS W W W L L L W W L W W W W W L W L W L W W W   L W L   3

 

 
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Martin Windsor-Black

Night Competition (1956-71, 1977-2009) – Win-Loss Records – All Matches
  Team Plyd Win Loss 9pt Gls For 6pt Gls For 3pt Rush For 1pt Beh For Scoring Shots For Score For Ave Score For Acc For (% Gls) 9pt Gls Ag 6pt Gls Ag 3pt Rush Ag 1pt Beh Ag Scoring Shots Ag Score Ag Ave Score Ag Acc Ag (% Gls) Score Perc Mtch Perc Premierships
1 Hawthorn 110 71 39 19 1333 4 1430 2786 9611 87.37 48.53 17 1132 4 1112 2265 8069 73.35 50.73 119.11 64.55 9 (1968,1969,1977,1985,1986,1988,1991,1992,1999)
2 Carlton 102 61 41 20 1184 5 1137 2346 8436 82.71 51.32 23 1080 3 1108 2214 7804 76.51 49.82 108.10 59.80 4 (1983, 1997, 2005, 2007)
3 North Melbourne 109 65 44 11 1314 6 1287 2618 9288 85.21 50.61 15 1206 1 1296 2518 8670 79.54 48.49 107.13 59.63 5 (1965, 1966, 1980, 1995, 1998)
4 Adelaide 49 29 20 23 651 3 560 1237 4682 95.55 54.49 15 563 6 493 1077 4024 82.12 53.67 116.35 59.18 1 (2003)
5 Port Adelaide 35 20 15 10 410 5 384 809 2949 84.26 51.92 11 383 3 379 776 2785 79.57 50.77 105.89 57.14 2 (2001, 2002)
6 North Adelaide 7 4 3   79   98 177 572 81.71 44.63   98   81 179 669 95.57 54.75 85.50 57.14  
7 East Perth 7 4 3   71   87 158 513 73.29 44.94   99   74 173 668 95.43 57.23 76.80 57.14  
8 Essendon 88 48 40 18 1029 4 997 2048 7345 83.47 51.12 16 950 5 1026 1997 6885 78.24 48.37 106.68 54.55 6 (1981, 1984, 1990, 1993, 1994, 2000)
9 Geelong 84 43 41 28 907 3 934 1872 6637 79.01 49.95 32 910 4 925 1871 6685 79.58 50.35 99.28 51.19 3 (1961, 2006, 2009)
10 St.Kilda 82 41 41 18 964 6 903 1891 6867 83.74 51.93 16 919 3 911 1849 6578 80.22 50.57 104.39 50.00 4 (1958, 1996, 2004, 2008)
11 Sth.Melb/Sydney 88 42 46 4 1001 1 987 1993 7032 79.91 50.43 11 1013 4 1060 2088 7249 82.38 49.04 97.01 47.73 4 (1956, 1957, 1960, 1982)
12 F'scray/WB'dogs 89 42 47 14 984 4 1027 2029 7069 79.43 49.19 13 996 9 1005 2023 7125 80.06 49.88 99.21 47.19 4 (1963, 1964, 1967, 1970)
13 Fitzroy 62 29 33   719   729 1448 5043 81.34 49.65   737   737 1474 5159 83.21 50.00 97.75 46.77 2 (1959, 1978)
14 Claremont 11 5 6   135   143 278 953 86.64 48.56   137   133 270 955 86.82 50.74 99.79 45.45  
15 Brisbane 44 20 24 13 493 9 464 979 3566 81.05 51.69 14 511 2 473 1000 3671 83.43 52.50 97.14 45.45  
16 Melbourne 77 35 42 20 823 3 879 1725 6006 78.00 48.87 14 926 8 871 1819 6577 85.42 51.68 91.32 45.45 3 (1971, 1987, 1989)
17 Richmond 87 39 48 15 997 1 955 1968 7075 81.32 51.42 18 999 1 1020 2038 7179 82.52 49.90 98.55 44.83 1 (1962)
18 Collingwood 72 31 41 24 793 5 775 1597 5764 80.06 51.16 25 832 4 851 1712 6080 84.44 50.06 94.80 43.06 1 (1979)
19 West Coast 47 20 27 12 504 2 518 1036 3656 77.79 49.81 12 531 5 506 1054 3815 81.17 51.52 95.83 42.55  
20 West Adelaide 5 2 3   57   63 120 405 81.00 47.50   63   72 135 450 90.00 46.67 90.00 40.00  
21 A.C.T. 5 2 3   59   56 115 410 82.00 51.30   73   72 145 510 102.00 50.34 80.39 40.00  
22 Subiaco 5 2 3   65   56 121 446 89.20 53.72   79   83 162 557 111.40 48.77 80.07 40.00  
23 Fremantle 26 9 17 16 274 2 259 551 2053 78.96 52.63 13 323 1 297 634 2355 90.58 53.00 87.18 34.62  
24 South Adelaide 3 1 2   30   28 58 208 69.33 51.72   32   43 75 235 78.33 42.67 88.51 33.33  
25 Central District 3 1 2   34   34 68 238 79.33 50.00   39   42 81 276 92.00 48.15 86.23 33.33  
26 West Perth 6 2 4   67   78 145 480 80.00 46.21   90   82 172 622 103.67 52.33 77.17 33.33  
27 Glenelg 7 2 5   78   84 162 552 78.86 48.15   91   83 174 629 89.86 52.30 87.76 28.57  
28 South Fremantle 7 2 5   85   97 182 607 86.71 46.70   102   90 192 702 100.29 53.13 86.47 28.57  
29 Norwood 7 2 5   84   66 150 570 81.43 56.00   102   89 191 701 100.14 53.40 81.31 28.57  
30 East Fremantle 7 2 5   78   85 163 553 79.00 47.85   99   112 211 706 100.86 46.92 78.33 28.57  
31 Swan Districts 7 2 5   87   84 171 606 86.57 50.88   150   106 256 1006 143.71 58.59 60.24 28.57  
32 Perth 4 1 3   51   32 83 338 84.50 61.45   58   40 98 388 97.00 59.18 87.11 25.00  
33 New South Wales 4 1 3   49   46 95 340 85.00 51.58   61   67 128 433 108.25 47.66 78.52 25.00  
34 Queensland 5 1 4   58   51 109 399 79.80 53.21   78   70 148 538 107.60 52.70 74.16 20.00  
35 Tasmania 6 1 5   56   83 139 419 69.83 40.29   97   70 167 652 108.67 58.08 64.26 16.67  
36 Sturt 3 0 3   31   45 76 231 77.00 40.79   50   32 82 332 110.67 60.98 69.58 0.00  
37 West Torrens 2 0 2   21   17 38 143 71.50 55.26   31   28 59 214 107.00 52.54 66.82 0.00  
38 Woodville 2 0 2   19   15 34 129 64.50 55.88   34   34 68 238 119.00 50.00 54.20 0.00  
Total   682 682 682 265 15674 63 15573 31575 112191 82.25 50.48 265 15674 63 15573 31575 112191 164.50 50.48 100.00 50.00  

 

1976 NFL Competition Win-Loss Records – All Matches
  Tm Plyd Win Loss 6pt Gls For 1pt Beh For Scoring Shots For Score For Ave Score For Acc For (% Gls) 6pt Gls Ag 1pt Beh Ag Scoring Shots Ag Score Ag Ave Score Ag Acc Ag (% Gls) Score Perc Mtch Perc
1 Hawthorn 4 4 0 51 67 118 373 93.25 43.22 28 28 56 196 49.00 50.00 190.31 100.00
2 North Melbourne 4 3 1 41 39 80 285 71.25 51.25 33 39 72 237 59.25 45.83 120.25 75.00
3 Norwood 3 2 1 38 38 76 266 88.67 50.00 23 25 48 163 54.33 47.92 163.19 66.67
4 Glenelg 3 2 1 30 37 67 217 72.33 44.78 30 32 62 212 70.67 48.39 102.36 66.67
5 Richmond 2 1 1 27 23 50 185 92.50 54.00 18 18 36 126 63.00 50.00 146.83 50.00
6 Carlton 2 1 1 27 26 53 188 94.00 50.94 25 19 44 169 84.50 56.82 111.24 50.00
7 Sturt 2 1 1 22 14 36 146 73.00 61.11 22 26 48 158 79.00 45.83 92.41 50.00
8 Port Adelaide 2 1 1 19 20 39 134 67.00 48.72 21 24 45 150 75.00 46.67 89.33 50.00
9 Footscray 2 0 2 20 19 39 139 69.50 51.28 30 21 51 201 100.50 58.82 69.15 0.00
10 Swan Districts 2 0 2 17 16 33 118 59.00 51.52 29 34 63 208 104.00 46.03 56.73 0.00
11 West Perth 2 0 2 16 13 29 109 54.50 55.17 29 26 55 200 100.00 52.73 54.50 0.00
12 South Fremantle 2 0 2 13 15 28 93 46.50 46.43 33 35 68 233 116.50 48.53 39.91 0.00
Total   15 15 15 321 327 648 2253 75.10 49.54 321 327 648 2253 75.10 49.54 100.00 50.00

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