Frank Arrigo: AFL

AFL Round 1 2007 : Results

Sun, 01 Apr 2007 11:32:20 GMT

First round of the 2007 AFL season is over.

My tipping was pretty average - I got 5 right.

Good to see the Saints win

Week 1
Home	Draw	Away
(65%) Demons (9.8 62)		Saints (13.15 93) (34%)
(43%) Kangaroos (10.19 79)		Magpies (12.10 82) (57%)
(86%) Dockers (16.9 105)		Power (19.7 121) (13%)
(85%) Lions (9.15 69)		Hawks (6.8 44) (14%)
(80%) Swans (10.13 73)		Eagles (11.8 74) (20%)
(86%) Crows (10.14 74)		Bombers (16.9 105)(14%)
(75%) Bulldogs (17.11 113)		Cats (13.15 93) (24%)
(67%) Blues (15.25 115)		Tigers (15.8 98) (33%)

Even better to see the Saints up in the top half of ladder.

Team	W	L	For	Against	Stk	Pts	%
Brisbane Lions	1	0	69 (9.15)	44 (6.8)	1W	4	156.82
St Kilda	1	0	93 (13.15)	62 (9.8)	1W	4	150.00
Essendon	1	0	105 (16.9)	74 (10.14)	1W	4	141.89
Western Bulldogs	1	0	113 (17.11)	93 (13.15)	1W	4	121.51
Carlton	1	0	115 (15.25)	98 (15.8)	1W	4	117.35
Port Adelaide	1	0	121 (19.7)	105 (16.9)	1W	4	115.24
Collingwood	1	0	82 (12.10)	79 (10.19)	1W	4	103.80
West Coast	1	0	74 (11.8)	73 (10.13)	1W	4	101.37
Sydney	0	1	73 (10.13)	74 (11.8)	1L	0	98.65
Kangaroos	0	1	79 (10.19)	82 (12.10)	1L	0	96.34
Fremantle	0	1	105 (16.9)	121 (19.7)	1L	0	86.78
Richmond	0	1	98 (15.8)	115 (15.25)	1L	0	85.22
Geelong	0	1	93 (13.15)	113 (17.11)	1L	0	82.30
Adelaide	0	1	74 (10.14)	105 (16.9)	1L	0	70.48
Melbourne	0	1	62 (9.8)	93 (13.15)	1L	0	66.67
Hawthorn	0	1	44 (6.8)	69 (9.15)	1L	0	63.77

Great Coverage

Fri, 30 Mar 2007 12:51:12 GMT

St Kilda score 31-point win over Demons
The Age, Australia - 11 minutes ago
St Kilda's Ross Lyon opened his AFL senior coaching career perfectly as his side scored an impressive 31-point win over Melbourne tonight.

Saints storm through
Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia - 11 minutes ago
ST KILDA'S Ross Lyon opened his AFL senior coaching career perfectly as his side scored an impressive 31-point win tonight over Melbourne.

Saints burn insipid Dees
sportal.com.au, Australia - 14 minutes ago
Such was the Saints' dominance, the Demons managed just one goal from the opening minute of the second term to three-quarter time as St Kilda turned a 13-point deficit into a match-winning 37-point advantage by the final change.

Saints vanquish Demons
Daily Telegraph, Australia - 15 minutes ago
ST Kilda's Ross Lyon opened his AFL senior coaching career perfectly as his side scored an impressive 31-point win over Melbourne.

St Kilda score 31-point win over Demons
Brisbane Times, Australia - 17 minutes ago
St Kilda's Ross Lyon opened his AFL senior coaching career perfectly as his side scored an impressive 31-point win over Melbourne tonight.

Saints 93 Demons 62
Sky News Australia, Australia - 20 minutes ago
St Kilda has scored a comfortable 31 point win over Melbourne in the AFL season pipe opener at the MCG. The Saints 13-15 (93) ran away with the match in the second half to beat the Demons 9-8 (62).

Saints kick off 2007 in style
SportsAustralia.com, Australia - 24 minutes ago
Jayden Attard, playing his first game in St Kilda colours was very good all night, keeping the electric Aaron Davey goalless, while Leigh Montagna was best on ground, combining with Xavier Clarke and Aaron Fiora to repeatedly drive the Saints forward.

Saints kick off 2007 with a win

Fri, 30 Mar 2007 12:47:09 GMT

The Saints opened up with a 31 point win over Melbourne. The game was live on Foxtel her in Sydney.

Ahhh, it's good to watch the footy live.

News Coverage

Scorecard

Melbourne	4. 3 (27)	6. 3 (39)	6. 5 (41)	9. 8 (62)
St Kilda	2. 7 (19)	7. 7 (49)	11.12 (78)	13. 15 (93)

Melbourne
Goals: Neitz 3, Robertson 3, Green, White, Bruce
Best: Robertson, Neitz, McDonald, Holland, Jones

St Kilda
Goals: Gehrig 4, Baker 2, Koschitzke 2, Goddard, X. Clarke, McQualter, Harvey, Fiora
Best: Montagna, X. Clarke, Gehrig, Fiora, Baker, Goddard

Injuries - Melbourne: Brock McLean (foot). St Kilda: nil.
Reports - Melbourne: nil. St Kilda: nil.

Umpires - S. McBurney, M. Stevic, S. Meredith
@ the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Crowd:

FIG - A Footy Digg

Tue, 13 Feb 2007 05:25:14 GMT

That Molly has been busy - he's putting the finishing touches to Fig, a user voted AFL Stories site.

He's got a FIG Blog and a Tag cloud and a revenue sharing model for registered users. That's cool.

My job is to make Saints the biggest tag!

Nice one Molly!

More games, more viewers : AFL TV Coverage is good news

Fri, 09 Feb 2007 00:08:27 GMT

I caught the news last night about the updated AFL Coverage

The best news for me - Friday night games are live into Sydney on Foxtel. w00t!! especiially since the Saints play so many friday night games.

The schedule for the first six rounds is out and the Saints are live each week!

Happy Days!!!!!

Foxtel kicks off Remote Record

Wed, 03 Jan 2007 11:59:43 GMT

I signed up for Foxtel's new service - Remote Record.

I can access the Foxtel EPG on my PC, search for programs I want to watch (up to 7 days in the future) and then send this to my Foxtel IQ system which will then queue the shows up for recording

Pity there is no information for Channel 10 and Channel 7 -- I guess we wont be watching anything on those networks this year (AGAIN)

Oh shit - all the AFL games are on Channel 10 and Channel 7 this year. I'm screwed

The Saints Are Coming

Sat, 11 Nov 2006 09:24:42 GMT

Great Video About The Saints

The Saints Are Coming

Technorati tags: St Kilda, Saints, AFL

Trade Week News

Sun, 15 Oct 2006 01:08:07 GMT

Saints Score A Ruckman - the troubled Michael Gardiner. Heres hoping he responds and plays well.

Bring on 2007!

sportal.com.au

Gardiner off to St Kilda
sportal.com.au, Australia - 12 Oct 2006
The Eagles have sent the one-time All-Australian ruckman and a fourth round draft pick (no.59) to the Saints and will receive St Kilda's third round selection (no.43) in exchange.

The Australian

Gardiner’s woes are in the past
Border Mail, Australia - 23 hours ago
ST Kilda regards recruit Michael Gardiner as a quality ruckman who can boost the club’s premiership chances, not as an injury prone player with a penchant for getting into trouble.
Scott Spits at AFL trade day The Age
Gardiner fit to ruck: Saints The Age
Sinner close to being Saint Sunday Times.au
all 14 news articles »

Ross the New Boss

Wed, 11 Oct 2006 12:11:02 GMT

New coach announced for the Saints. Finally the saga ends. Looks like a good dude.

Bring on 2007!

Lyon tips Silvagni for assistant job
ABC Online, Australia - 50 minutes ago
New St Kilda coach Ross Lyon has indicated former Carlton star Stephen Silvagni could join the club as an assistant coach. Lyon's appointment as coach was made official today.

sportal.com.au

Lyon straight to work at St Kilda
Sydney Morning Herald, Australia - 8 hours ago
New St Kilda coach Ross Lyon says he will be meeting immediately with recruiting manager John Beveridge to assess the Saints' list during trade week.
St Kilda endorses Swan Lyon as its new senior coach The Age
Lyon outlines future sportal.com.au
Lyon marches in for Saints The Age
Melbourne Herald Sun - The Australian
all 33 news articles »

sportal.com.au

Birss moves to Saints
sportal.com.au, Australia - 2 hours ago
St Kilda has claimed Western Bulldogs midfielder Shane Birss in a trade that will see the Saints give up their fourth round selection (No.59) in the NAB AFL Draft to the Dogs.
Koschitzke on edge The West Australian
all 2 news articles »

Geelong Advertiser

Lyon exits Swans to take reins at Saints
The Australian, Australia - 21 hours ago
SYDNEY assistant coach Ross Lyon is today expected to be announced as the new senior coach of St Kilda, replacing the recently sacked Grant Thomas.
Lions retain Bradshaw on three-year deal The Age
Swan Lyon set for Saints Townsville Bulletin
Brisbane re-signs Bradshaw Townsville Bulletin
all 10 news articles »

Saints revamp footy department
AFL, Australia - 4 hours ago
St Kilda's football department will take on a different look in terms of both personnel and structure with the arrival of new coach Ross Lyon and the departures of assistants Matt Rendell and Mick McGuane, club president Rod Butterss confirmed on Wednesday ...

AFL looked at its own pay TV outlet

Sun, 01 Oct 2006 09:41:50 GMT

Rocket Scientists - that's all I can say

AFL looked at its own pay TV outlet
Ninemsn - 2 hours ago
The AFL considered setting up its own pay television channel to take over once Fox Footy closed. Fox Footy ended its five-year life on Saturday night after the grand final.
AFL kicks around starting own footy channel The Australian
Free Footy Campaign Is Fiction egoli.com.au
all 5 news articles

The AFL Flag goes west

Sat, 30 Sep 2006 07:25:01 GMT

Eagles win thriller by solitary point
THE West Coast Eagles held off Sydney by one point to win today's AFL Grand Final at the MCG.

West Coast 12.13 (85) defeated Sydney 12.12 (84)

McKenna earns a second interview with Saints

Thu, 28 Sep 2006 07:20:17 GMT

Interesting. Bluey gets a second interview

McKenna earns a second interview with Saints
The Age, Australia - 26 Sep 2006
COLLINGWOOD assistant coach Guy McKenna has been invited back for a second interview for the vacant St Kilda coaching position. McKenna has already been interviewed once by Ian Foote of Stride Management, the ...
Last rites finally for the coach having to be Jock of all trades The Australian
all 3 news articles »

Brownlow Medal 2006 Actual

Tue, 26 Sep 2006 10:05:58 GMT

So, the Brownlow medal went to Sydney's Adam Goodes

Goodonya Goodie

Here's the final leaderboard

Adam Goodes - 26
Scott West - 23
Daniel Kerr - 22*
Chris Judd - 21
Brad Johnson - 19
Matthew Pavlich - 15
Shaun Burgoyne - 15
Brendon Lade - 15
Paul Chapman - 14

Well the rumour mill wasn't too far from the truth, as it predicted Adam Goodes too.

The Saints had a crap showing. No player made it in the top 10.

ST KILDA
12: Robert Harvey
10: Nick Dal Santo
8: * Lenny Hayes, Nick Riewoldt
6: Fraser Gehrig, Brendon Goddard
5: Jason Gram
3: Luke Ball, Leigh Montagna
2: Samuel Fisher
1: Matt Maguire, * Max Hudghton, Brett Voss

What I found amusing has been the coverage of the "fashions".

The Saint's players did well on this score

Brownlow Medal 2006 Prediction

Sat, 23 Sep 2006 09:13:46 GMT

From my friends over at Saintsatinal

TOP 15 in the 2006 Brownlow Medal

S Goodwin 28
A Goodes 28
B Johnson 27
N Riewoldt 26
C Judd 18
N Buckley 18
C Bruce 18
S West 17
S Mitchell 16
N Dal Santo 15
N Thompson 14
B Hall 14
J Brown 13
D Kerr 13
T Edwards 13
C Cornes 13

Looks believable

Players re-sign with the Saints

Tue, 19 Sep 2006 22:47:19 GMT

Some good news for the Saints, as some key players re-sign with the club for the long term.

St Kilda re-signs Brendon Goddard
The Age, Australia - 14 hours ago
Brendon Goddard has become the latest St Kilda player to confirm his AFL future after signing for two more seasons. Goddard, the No.1 pick in the 2002 draft, committed to the Saints until the end of the 2008 season.
Harvey to play a 20th season The Australian
Goddard commits to Saints The Australian
all 6 news articles »

sportal.com.au

Goddard re-signs for two years
sportal.com.au, Australia - 16 hours ago
St Kilda has followed up a tumultuous week with the positive news young midfielder Brendon Goddard has committed to the club for another two years.
Goddard a Saint to '08 AFL
all 2 news articles »

Saints news continuing

Mon, 18 Sep 2006 03:32:44 GMT

The Saints continue to feature in the news, including a scatching report card.

sportal.com.au

2006 report card: St Kilda
AFL, Australia - 42 minutes ago
What went right: St Kilda made its third consecutive finals series this season, which was only the second time in the club's history that it had achieved this feat.
Saints first considered sacking Thomas two years ago The Age
Thomas' position shaky for years The Age
Roos offers Thomas support Townsville Bulletin
The Australian - sportal.com.au
all 10 news articles »

Harvey to play on for St Kilda
Sydney Morning Herald, Australia - 14 Sep 2006
The 35-year-old club games record-holder, who has played 340 games for the Saints since 1988, told club officials on Thursday he would continue playing.

Footballing heaven
Courier Mail, Australia - 16 Sep 2006
THE St Kilda coaching job, vacant after the shock sacking of Grant Thomas on Tuesday, is the best to come on to the AFL market in eight years.
Rendell considering Saints job RealFooty
Our man at headquarters RealFooty
all 3 news articles »

Sacked Thomas urges commitment to Saints
The Age, Australia - 14 Sep 2006
Grant Thomas has urged his loyal players to commit their futures to the AFL club to prevent it from imploding. Contract extensions with several Saints players have been jeopardised by the St Kilda board's ...

Grant Thomas Sacking dominates the news

Wed, 13 Sep 2006 22:01:45 GMT

The stories continue to grow. Is there no other news in the AFL this week???

Pyke enters St Kilda arena as a contender
The Age, Australia - 7 hours ago
DUAL West Coast premiership player Don Pyke has firmed for the St Kilda coaching job, a position that looms as one of the most sought after in the AFL.

The Age

Solo approach sank Thomas
The Australian, Australia - 6 hours ago
LESS than a day after St Kilda sacked its coach Grant Thomas, president Rod Butterss said his board had become frustrated with Thomas' "Alex Ferguson model" of running the club.
Same old story but the young players wanted different end The Australian
St Kilda restores law and order The Australian
What the papers say AFL
The Age - The Age
all 90 news articles »

Powell retires from Saints
The Australian, Australia - 7 hours ago
ST KILDA midfield player Stephen Powell has become the first member of St Kilda's old-timers brigade to retire in the wake of the Saints' elimination final exit to St Kilda.
Harvey decision looms The Age
Powell done and dusted AFL
Powell not only Saint to make exit Border Mail
all 6 news articles »

Sydney Morning Herald

Saints may beat Swans to Everitt
Sydney Morning Herald, Australia - 8 hours ago
Fun and games … Sydney full-forward Michael O'Loughlin takes it easy at training yesterday. He is expected to be fit for the Swans' preliminary final on Friday week.
Saints shoot for coaching stars NEWS.com.au
Ex-Roo starts in red Melbourne Herald Sun
Saints shooting for star Townsville Bulletin
all 5 news articles »

Take the tip: things can change in an instant this time of year
The Australian, Australia - 6 hours ago
CONSIDERED opinions are not worth much in football. That's because what is considered good sense on Sunday morning, is considered flaky thinking by 5pm that afternoon.

Alves says St Kilda has lost its way
Border Mail, Australia - 12 Sep 2006
FORMER St Kilda coach Stan Alves believes the Grant Thomas sacking is a “classic case of the St Kilda football club losing it’s way again”.

Sunday Times.au

Assistants win endorsement
AFL, Australia - 13 hours ago
Fremantle assistant coach Mark Harvey and his West Coast counterpart Peter Sumich have been anointed as senior coaches in waiting by their respective bosses here as St Kilda begins its search for a new coach to replace the dumped Grant Thomas.
Freo coach angry Courier Mail
Freo assistant in running Sunday Times.au
Hamill not done yet: Thomas RealFooty
all 4 news articles »

Thomas fallout is bad sign for club
Border Mail, Australia - 1 hour ago
ST Kilda’s next coach will find one of the best lists in the AFL comes with potentially-destructive baggage. While Saints president Rod Butterss downplayed the fallout from the shock axing of Grant Thomas ...

St Kilda has lost its way

Tue, 12 Sep 2006 22:16:09 GMT

Here I was thinking the footy season was now over, and then boom the bombshell hit on Tuesday.

This news story is dominating all others.

The Age

St Kilda top job vacant as Thomas exits
The Age, Australia - 11 hours ago
St Kilda's extraordinary decision to sack Grant Thomas on the back of three straight AFL finals appearances has opened up a remarkably attractive coaching vacancy.
St Kilda restores law and order The Australian
Unconventional coach the victim of his own spin The Age
Signed, sealed sacked Sainter The Age
The Australian - The Age
all 60 news articles »

Sunday Times.au

Alves says St Kilda has lost its way
Border Mail, Australia - 2 hours ago
FORMER St Kilda coach Stan Alves believes the Grant Thomas sacking is a “classic case of the St Kilda football club losing it’s way again”.
Freo assistant in running Sunday Times.au
all 2 news articles »

Backward step will fire up St Kilda
RealFooty, Australia - 9 Sep 2006
LUKE Ball believes St Kilda's best times are yet to come, defying the suggestion that his club should have enjoyed a better return from its talented list in the past three Septembers.

Thomas did it his way
The Australian, Australia - 7 hours ago
AS OTHER coaches stressed about kids and numbers, Grant Thomas was kicking back in thongs in a shack halfway across the world. It was draft day 2004, but Thomas didn't have a problem being on a training camp in the backblocks of South Africa.

Grant Thomas Gone!

Tue, 12 Sep 2006 06:42:18 GMT

The Saints have a new coach.

Saints coach Thomas sacked

St Kilda coach Grant Thomas will not coach the Saints next year after reaching a "mutaul agreement" with board members earlier today.

Thomas said he was disappointed in the decision and said that before the board meeting, he had expected to hold onto his postition for next season.

''The guys (board) think firmly that the club needs to move in a different direction,'' Thomas told the press conference.

''It's not necessarily a mutual agreement.''

''It came from left-field, I certainly wasn't expecting it.''
Club president Rod Butterss said Thomas' departure would allow the club the time it needed to find a new coach.

He highlighted strategy as one of the things the club had disagreed with Thomas on.

''We had our differences in terms of strategy and that helped our desision,'' he said.

Thomas, Saints part company
Tuesday 12 September 2006
Ben Wise
Sportal for afl.com.au

Grant Thomas has coached his last game with the St Kilda Football Club. Thomas and the Saints have parted company by mutual agreement.

The second-longest serving coach in St Kilda history has been at the helm of the Saints since 2001 when he was a shock replacement for mid-season sacking Malcolm Blight, but club president Rod Butterss and Thomas broke the news at a media conference at Moorabbin on Tuesday that he was leaving the club.

Thomas said that when he went to attend a board meeting at the club on Tuesday afternoon it had never occurred to him that he would not be in charge by day's end.

"I had a fair inkling that I would be coach, but things change … we have to move on pretty quickly.

Thomas also expressed that he was disappointed at having to leave a post that he has "put his heart and soul into" but said: "The board firmly believes the club is heading in a different direction and I will have to live with it. I still think I am the right bloke for the club but the club has made the decision to head in another direction."

"It is not necessarily a resignation it is a mutual agreement, we are after the same things, to achieve the ultimate success. I don't think we are totally congruent with the direction the club is heading.

Butterss said the club wished to thank Thomas for his achievements at the helm of the Saints.

"The board discussed that it was in the best interests of the football club that Grant should stand aside. He has always preached the need to be selfless," Butterss said.

St Kilda was knocked out of the AFL finals race by Melbourne at the MCG last Friday night.

Injuries to key players throughout the year including a season-ending knee injury to star midfielder Lenny Hayes in round nine, a fractured skull to Justin Koschitzke in round six, knee problems for rugged forward Aaron Hamill and Matt Maguire's broken leg made Thomas' task of getting his side into the finals all the more difficult.

After struggling to lift the club from lowly ladder positions in 2002 (15th) and 2003 (15th), Thomas led the club to third in 2004, fourth position in 2005 and eighth this season.

The Saints succumbed in preliminary finals in 2003-04 and won a pre-season competition under Thomas in '04.

Thomas leaves the club with 62 wins from 118 matches (one draw) at the helm, and punctuates what has been a tumultuous year for the club. Thomas played 72 games with the Saints from 1978-83.

How I am Feeling today

Sat, 09 Sep 2006 06:40:15 GMT

Another Lost Year

ST KILDA 10.12 (72) lost to MELBOURNE 13.12 (90)

Fri, 08 Sep 2006 12:20:41 GMT

Season over for the Saints.

The win was Melbourne's ninth victory from 11 against the Saints and it was the third time the Demons had knocked off St Kilda in three finals.

For the Saints, it was another Friday night loss, following another 6 day break.

Roll on 2007

MELBOURNE 2.2 3.4 8.5 13.12 (90)
ST KILDA 5.4 6.6 9.8 10.12 (72)
Goals: Melbourne: D Neitz 4 B McLean 2 M Bate B Miller A Yze J McDonald R Robertson C Bruce B Pickett. St Kilda: F Gehrig 3 N Riewoldt 2 S Milne 2 J Peckett S Baker J Koschitzke.
Best: C Bruce J White B Green B Pickett B McLean N Carroll J McDonald. St Kilda: L Ball S Baker B Goddard N Riewoldt S Milne R Harvey.
Umpires: B Rosebury J Schmitt D Goldspink.
Crowd: 67,528 at the MCG.

OMG!!! FOXTEL has St Kilda v Melbourne live in NSW, ACT & QLD

Thu, 07 Sep 2006 11:28:14 GMT

I spotted this news items

FOXTEL will telecast tomorrow night's St Kilda v Melbourne elimination final live to NSW, the ACT and Queensland. Fans will be able to watch Ten's live feed of the game on Foxtel's Main Event channel (Channel 955) from 7pm.

I will stop being grumpy now.

FOX Footy Channel Program Listings 6th - 12th September 2006 NSW only

Wed, 06 Sep 2006 01:32:35 GMT

The Saints are up first on Friday night against the Demons. Sudden death. Loser gets eliminated, Winner heads interstate for the next final.

Since the game is on Friday, it was next to impossible for me to get down to Melbourne, so I am stuck in Sydney watching on the telly, and it's a delayed telecast as per usual. Grrrrr. Any other time over the weekend and I could have been down to see it.

The Saints record againts the Demons has been patchy at best. Our last final's meeting was in 1998 when the Demons eliminated the Saints. Painful memories

Since 1980	All Games	Last 5 Games	Highest Score	Lowest Score	Biggest Win
St Kilda	17	2	176	32	88
Melbourne	27	3	165	35	90

This week there will be plenty of chances to relive the victory.

Thursday 07/09/2006

2.00a Round 22 Brisbane Lions v St Kilda
3.30p Last Time They Met 2006 Rnd 10 Melbourne v St Kilda

Friday 08/09/2006

8.00a Last Time They Met 2006 Rnd 10 Melbourne v St Kilda
11.30p 2006 Finals 2nd EF St Kilda v Melbourne

Saturday 09/09/2006

6.30a 2006 Finals 2nd EF St Kilda v Melbourne
9.30a 2006 Finals 2nd EF St Kilda v Melbourne
3.30p 2006 Finals 2nd EF St Kilda v Melbourne
8.30p 2006 Finals 2nd EF St Kilda v Melbourne

Sunday 10/09/2006

12.00p 2006 Finals 2nd EF St Kilda v Melbourne

Monday 11/09/2006

11.00a 2006 Finals 2nd EF St Kilda v Melbourne

Tuesday 12/09/2006

3.00a 2006 Finals 2nd EF St Kilda v Melbourne
1.30p 2006 Finals 2nd EF St Kilda v Melbourne

BTW I will be cheering for the Swans to win againsts the Eagles, so that the Saints meet them in Sydney in two weeks time.

The 2006 AFL Finals

Sun, 03 Sep 2006 12:03:09 GMT

2nd Elimination Final - Fri 8th Sept 7.30pm AEST

ST.KILDA v. MELBOURNE The MCG (N)

2nd Qualifying Final - Sat 9th Sept 2.30pm AEST

ADELAIDE v. FREMANTLE AAMI Stadium

1st Qualifying Final - Sat 9th Sept 7.30pm AEST

WEST COAST v. SYDNEY Subiaco

1st Elimination Final - Sun 10th Sept 2.30pm AEST

COLLINGWOOD v. W. BULLDOGS The MCG