Welcome to our Age readers, while your at our site please check out our other articles with the menu at the top of the page. Due to popular demand the Ladder Predictor is back. Here is a ladder predictor for the AFL 2010 Premiership Season. 2010 AFL Ladder Predictor. Please follow these steps so that you can find out how every team is going to go in 2010: 1. Open this link to the Ladder Predictor. 2. Open the Excel Spreadsheet. 3. Fill in all the results for all the rounds you want to. You don’t have to fill in the score if you don’t want ...
St Kilda has had a big week in the contract department with eleven players signing on with the club. Influential midfielder Nick Dal Santo has agreed to stay a Saint until the end of the 2013 season whilst team-mates Justin Koschitzke, Lenny Hayes, Jason Gram, Adam Schneider and James Gwilt have all signed to march on with the team until the end of the 2012 season.
Before I go too far into this article let me make one thing clear I am a Geelong supporter who has grown up watching the Ablett’s running around in the blue and white hoops for many years. However I also understand that as good as Ablett is, he is a midfield player who can be replaced. An Ablett defection may be the blessing in disguise that Geelong will need in 3 years time.
Jed Lamb Position:Forward History: Lamb is a goal kicking forward for Vic Country in the NAB AFL Under 18 Championships from Yarram. He is a medium sized player who knows where the goals are. He kicked four goals against, arch rivals, Vic Metro in the first round of the U18 Championships.
SportBet odds: $1.47 vs. $2.73
5th vs. 8th
It’s crunch time for both of these teams in this second elimination final for 2010. Sydney missed the finals last year for the first time in seven years, but have resurrected themselves this season to finish 5th after the home and away season. Carlton played finals last year, but bowed out very quickly after giving up what should have been a match winning three quarter time lead against the Lions. Read the rest of this entry »
Melbourne’s Brad Green has been awarded the Keith ‘Bluey’ Truscott Trophy as the Dees best and fairest player for season 2010. He has won the trophy with 295 votes ahead of James Frawley (277) and Mark Jamar (231). Read the rest of this entry »
How good is it that the Finals are here?!?!?!?!
To kick it off with the Geelong vs. Saints game makes it even better, and with 3, 4, heck even 5 teams capable of going all the way this year.
Needless to say, there are a heap of questions to be answered this week and here there are. Read the rest of this entry »
SportBet odds: $2.25 vs. $1.67
6th vs. 7th
So after all of the posturing in the final round, it ends up like this.
Teams who played only 2 weeks ago, although let’s be honest here; that wasn’t the Freo we’ll be seeing when they got smashed by 116 point. That result means absolutely nothing when looking into this Final. Read the rest of this entry »
SportBet odds: $1.38 vs. $3.15
2nd vs. 3rd
These two teams meet again in September after last year’s classical grand final. Geelong finished the year in second position and has been putting in good performances after the loss to Collingwood. While the Saints have been adjusting to life with Riewoldt again and will hit September with questionable form but the ability to turn it around. Read the rest of this entry »
Richmond’s Jack Reiwoldt has been awarded the Jack Dyer Medal as the Tigers best and fairest player for season 2010. He has won the award with 210 votes ahead of skipper Chris Newman (204) and last year’s winner Brett Deledio (193). Read the rest of this entry »
Daniel Hannebery from the Sydney Swans was yesterday awarded the ‘Ron Evans Medal’ for being the 2010 NAB AFL Rising Star Winner at a function at Crown Palladium room. Read the rest of this entry »
Geelong heavily backed to account for the Saints…..
The second qualifying final between Geelong and St. Kilda takes place first up on Friday night at the MCG and the Cats look to be in fine fettle to steam roll the Saints, have a week off and then play in one of the two preliminary finals in a fortnight’s time. Read the rest of this entry »
Hawthorn’s Travis Tuck has become the first player to record a third strike under the AFL’s illicit-drugs rules and has been banned from playing AFL for 3 months.
After receiving his first strike Travis Tuck was fined $5000, after receiving his second strike he was banned for six games. Both strikes were awarded to him after he returned positive results in the AFL’s drug testing scheme. Read the rest of this entry »
