Harrison’s world

after tribal gcs leadership starts well with him starting fire. charlies delusional about marcuses hotness. gcs leadership ends after an argument with randy (didn’t last). kota wins the physical reward/immunity challenge of rolling bolders also exile island is back in play. kota sends dan to exile where there is a hidden immunity idol that he doesn’t find. kota enjoy the fishing gear reward (not sure how helpful it is in africa). at exile you can look for the idol and spend the day in comfort but you can’t do both dan looks for the idol. gillian is the obvious target for being weak and she is voted out 7-1 over ken.

next time its ace v pamlona and the woman ace tries to protect gets lucky.

11 new teams arrive at the starting line in glochester masatuchets (first time since season 11 not in la). they are

brook and claire home shopping hosts.

chad and stephenie dating

katie and rachel beach volleyball players.

connor and jonathan acapela singers

nat and kat doctors best friends

michael and kevin father/son

nick and vicki dating

ron and tony best friends

jill and thomas dating

gary and mallory father and daughter

audie and jenna mother and daughter

there is a new twist this season if you win the first leg you win the express pass which allows you to skip one task up to and including the 8th leg of the race. only 3 teams will get tickets on the first flight to london england. connor and jonathan get very lost on the way to logan airport boston. ron/tony chad/stephenie and jill/thomas are on the first flight with katie/rachel just missing out. connor/jonathan barely make the second flight. the first clue sends them to stonehenge which is a difficult drive to navigate a few teams have car trouble as well. despite being on the 2nd flight some of the all girl teams lead the way to stonehenge. the next clue sends them to the opposite of noreaster eastnor castle. which is a little easier to navigate to appartently. ron and tony fall way behind despite being on the first flight. the next clue asks the teams to storm the castle which is only tricky because of things are being thrown at them. they than race accross a moat in boats which are tricky to ballance. the roadblock is lauching a watermelon out of a catapalt at a target the bit that most people think is funny is claires attempt falls on her face. a nearby foot race gives jill/thomas the express pass for 1st place. ron and tony never catch up despite vickis geography ignorance and clares injury they are well eliminated.

1. jill and thomas
2. nat and kat
3. connor and jonathan
4. brook and claire
5. katie and rachel
6. gary and mallory
7. michael and kevin
8. chad and stephenie (big drop but not the biggest)
9. andie and jenna
10. nick and vicki (thought london was a country)
11. ron and tony (eliminated) (didn’t do all tasks)

next time ghana tv set up and a selling task.

18 players are dropped off in gabon they are split into two tribes.

kota tribe “yellow”

paloma soto-castillo 23

jacquie berg 25

kelly czarnecki 22

ace gordon 27

marcus lehman 28

charlie herskell 29

corrine knaplan 32

jessica sugar kiper 29

robert bob crowley 57

fang tribe “red”
michelle chase 24

gillian larson 61

danny gc brown 25
dan kay 32

randy bailey 49

crystal cox 29

ken huang 22

matty whitmore 29

susie smith 47

the tribes where selected started with the oldest player selecting after they each had to tell them what they did. there is already a weird crush by charlie on marcus (i think charlies gay) when marcus chooses him for the tribe. the first challenge is a race to the top of the hill for both individual immunity (for the first tribe member of each tribe to the top) and reward (extra food for the first tribe total to the top) because of the age fang do badly not helped by two of their younger members michelle and gc just going for the immunity (gc gets it) marcus gets the kota immunity. kota win reward. at fang camp gillian tries to motivate the tribe. while charlie, marcus, jacquie and corrine allign on kota with the other members split and arguing. ken and michelle bond on fang. randy gets hurt already in the head but is clear to continue. the digging immunity challenge and puzzle is won by kota. michelles attitude puts her on the chopping block as is gillian for being weak. they appoint gc as leader (lets see how long that lasts) and the vote is against michelle 8-1.

note that the next episode aired with this part.

next time will fang recover

“mighty pups charged up pups stopo a big bad bot”

harold humdingers latest plan to get the meteor by making a robot with a teleporter ray taking things from adventure bay moving them all over the place and taking them to a place he calls harold vile but the pups fix it all.

“mighty pups charged up pups vs the dome”

the copycat creates a dome around adventure bay forcing the pups to stop them with their superpowers.

next time the adeventure bay games ultiminate rescue.

etihad to return to bejing although only weekly flights at this point. delta to resume seoul to minneapolos. luthtansa to return a380s to service. the inquiry into john beliaros appointment has began although it won’t change peritets mind. trans people need their own sports or else its just hard to be fair.

for little kids zac and carli they had never been on a vacation yet so when there parents decided to take them to a elephant sanuctuary because of carlis love of elephants secretly she wanted to be one. they arrived just before sunset and settled into their room the kids where always asleep just before the sun completly set but as it was summer they watched the elephants from their rooms varandah until they went to bed carli thought she saw tears in one of the big females eyes when she looked at them. as the kids slept it was quite warm and unusually as she was quite a sound sleeper carli was very restless and decided to go for a walk her parents and zac where well asleep by now as she was quite thirsty but didn’t want to wake up her family she started to drink out of the tap when she noticed something odd it wasn’t going in her mouth it felt odd she went looking for an light switch but didn’t realise she wasn’t on her two feet now she was on all fours she used her face to turn the light on and than went to the mirror staring back at her wasn’t her normal body but that of a young female elephant she knew she had to sneak out than zac woke up and shocked to see an elephant in the room rings the rangers and wakes up there parents who first lead her to the other elephants they then explain that she had been born with a rare abillity that at night if she is awake she becomes an elephant but if it happens for the first time on a full moon like that night the change is permanent carli smiled and signalled she didn’t mind the other elephant who looked at her also had the same experience but the change is only permanent for a mounth unless its what she wants. after the mounth she had integrated into the elephant heard and never wanted to be human again.

the ladies are estatic about the shocking move erik made. the players are shocked to have another immunity challenge. the immunity challenge is a classic one is using a pole to fetch water and than solving a puzzle using ladder rungs amanda wins the final 4 immunity for the second time in her history but probst doesen’t say it gurrantees final tribal. the vote is between natalie and cirie the tribal conversation indicates a final 2 is likely not a final 3 which has cirie worried and expresses it at tribal. but natalie is voted out 3-1. they find out on day 38 and it is a final 2. the rites of passage doesn’t say much. the final immunity is an endurance challenge of keeping a ball on a cynlinder amanda again wins and votes out cirie due to being close to parvati from day 1. so its amanda v parvati in the final tribal. with a very close vote ozzy and james are clearing in amandas camp while natalie and alexis are in parvatis camp (natalies question is one of the craziest ever in the shows history). other questions see amanda admit she would have said to ozzy he was being blindsided if she knew eliza calls parvati a mean girl. in the end amanda blows final tribal for the 2nd season in a row and parvati wins 5-3 (erik was the other amanda vote). james suprisingly wins the fanfavourite award at the reunion and the 100000 dollars for that.

next time survivor gabon 18 contestants in one of the least known african countries including some of the more disliked people ever.

amanda still explains that she never lied about having the hidden immunity idol. erik and natalie discuss the next reward challenge and that if one wins they send the other to exile but amanda makes a similar deal with erik. the woman want to vote erik out though still. the reward challenge is answering questions about past sesasons of the show (should give erik and natalie an advantage if they are reeal fans). parvati does the worse and erik wins. erik picks amanda to go on reward and sends parvati to exile which angers natalie. The woman though are really annoyed at erik leading to a confrontation. erik wins the digging immunity challenge. the girls come up with a ridicilous plan to get erik to give up immunity to natalie and they would vote out amanda or parvati big risk and erik originally is reluctant. in the end erik gives immunity to natalie and is voted out 4-1 ending jamess run as the dumest survivor ever.

next time finale supprises all woman though can natalie defy the odds against 3 favourites can amanda make the end and win the jury vote this time.

the final 3 depart shanghai for sanfransisco. dan and jordan cut the line at united to get ahead of the cowboys which annoys the later no end. dan and jordan also negotiate in a flight upgrade which should not really be allowed (few teams have done it on the show i can only think of ray and denna in season 7 at the top of my head who also did it). the next clue sends them to a tower in a cyrptic way that puts brent and catie behind. the roadblock with dan and jordan still in the lead is climbing coit tower. the next clue sends them to a place famous for star wars lucas film industrial light and magic (i think). they have to do a challenge involving virtual reality (not common in 2010 when the ep aired) but the tricky bit is you to have spin to read the next clue. the next clue sends them to the hotel that houses tonga in the basment which sends them to a rock n roll place where they have to order the eliminated teams. in another controversal move dan and jordan use notes to seal them the million dollars. in more controversal news the lesbians at the finish line attack brent/catie over the u-turn which proves that being mean gets you no where.

1. dan and jordan
2. jet and cord
3. brent and catie

next time season 17 two new twists one thats good for one team one thats bad for two.

james is checked by medical on his finger and they say they will check him later alexis is also injured but not as serious. the reward challenge is the coconut chop challenge answering questions and than you get to choose who is closer to being out of the challenge. in a twist the loved ones get to watch it it is won by alexis who picks cirie and natalie to go on reward (to jellyfish lake which was visited in season 10 which took place in the same location). and sends amanda to exile where there is another hidden immunity idol clue but not the idol. james’s finger is too serious to keep him in the game so he is medivaced. the fans consider amanda the back up target to erik and cirie is on board parvati is not though. the immunity challenge is firing a weapon at sake bottles of your colour won by erik meaning the girls have to turn on each other. amanda finds the hidden immunity idol with parviatis help which she’ll need as she is clearly a target she tries to get erik on side but he isn’t budging and cirie doesn’t want a tie due to the rock draw possibility (i’m not sure the tribe split in heroes v villans is corrent in a few cases). james enters the jury section with an iv bag thats a first. the fans are overconfident at tribal but amanada plays her idol negating four votes agianst her and sending alexis to the jury with her and parvatis votes.

next time a historically stupid move.

“pups rescue a rescuer”

the paw patrol is hosting a rescue camp but daring danny x takes skyes wings forcing the pups to rescue him but mayor goodway tags along and tries to help but it ends well.

“pups and the phantom of the frog pond”

while camping everest and the porters encounter a scary sound which turns out to be mayor humdinger trying to scare the frogs away which causes the frogs to be around adventure bay but it turns out ot be all sorts of frogs.

next time copycat and harold humdinger are back.

airport travel chaos continues in europe and australia especially littleprouds comments that the coalition couldn’t have done anything is wrong. people should always leave luggage behind in an emergency on a plane as your life is more important than your possesions. questions over the liberals delaying a vaping ban because of a donation have started. less people are religious with less than half christian not good although the campaign to lie on the census form wouldn’;t help. no mp even crossbenchers should have more staff than they are entitled to. the necluar energy debate continues without an answer. josh frydenbrugs attempts to return to parliament is looking questioable.

“pups save a humsquatch”

mayor humdingers stunt to get travelling travis to visit foggy bottom by dressing as a yeti type creature. but gets stuck on a cliff so the pups need to rescue mayor humdinger also rescuing travelling travis from quicksand.

“pups save afar flung flying disk”
when mr wingnuts flying disk goes out of control the pups need to resuce it with robo dogs help

next time a phantom frog pond sound.

port beat gold coast collingwood beat gws and adelaide beat north in the afl yesterday. independents are upset about staff cuts in parliament. americas supereme court has ruled the states are in charge of aboriton laws.

“mighty pups super paws charged up pups verses the copy cat”

haley daily’s (a news reporter)’s cat mr nibbles creates problems with the pups media in a atempt to grab haileys attention and uses the powers to create problems around adventure bay using all the pups powers. so the pups have to combine their powers to stop him with new vicheles as well.

next time mayor humdinger as a humsquatch.

carlton beat freemantle by 31 points while geelong beat richmond by 3 poionts and sydney smashed st kilda by 51 points in the afl. airports are still overcrowded and disorganised due to staff shortages and mismanagement. melbourne vixens haveve won the netball prelim final over giants from way back. labor are critiercised for cutting personal staff of the indepenedents. finally some gun reform in the us. the nsw teachers need a pay rise and its not poliiical the strikes.

“pups save a squriel”

as daring danny x is getting set up for his latest stunt when a squiirel leave problems around adventure bay with nuts so the pups have to fix it.

“pups save a roo”

a kangaroo is in adventure bay being looked after by the wingnuts when they end up getting away with chikoleta so the pups have to get it back to the adventure bay photo tour.

next time a new villan with powers.

hawthorns poor mid quarters cost them in a 7 goal loss to bulldogs while west coast finally got thier second win by 10 points over essendon. turkish airlines may launch non-stop australia flights in a few years which is interesting as no european carrer does that currently. qantas to resume perth to johenesburg and jarkata flights. eu to admit ukraine looks likely which is good. more strikes over lack of pay including british airways staff.

“pups save a white wolf”

everest and a wolf cub get stuck in a cave in an avalanche so the pups need to rescue them wihle keeping the cubs parents away but it works.

“pups save a wrong way explorer”
a guy named wondering travis arrives at adventure bay by mistake instead of the north pole as he often gets lost when he leaves he takes chikoleta by mistake so the pups have to rescue them and end up in the jungle some how so all the pups are on this rescue.

next time a squriel and a kangaroo.

freemanlte (6-7) vs essendon (1-12) subiaco friday night 840pm

freemantle kept their finals hopes alive with a 37 point win over essendon (who have now lost 13 straight). freemanlte (7-7) travel to the g to play collingwood. essendon (1-13) host st kilda saturday afternoon at mcg.

FRE	7.3-45 (26)	8.5-53 (16)	15.7-97 (26)	19.11-125 (37)
ESS	3.1-19	5.7-37	10.11-71	12.16-88
Goals: Fremantle: Ryan Murphy 4, Ryan Crowley 4, Matthew Pavlich 4, Justin Longmuir 2, Matthew Carr, Aaron Sandilands, Peter Bell, Byron Schammer, Heath Black. Essendon: Courtney Johns 3, Angus Monfries 2, Jason Johnson 2, Mark Johnson, Mark Bolton, Mark McVeigh, Adam McPhee, Scott Lucas.

carlton (2-11) vs geelong (5-8) telstra dome saturday afternoon 210pm

geelong keep their slim finals hopes alive with a 65 point win over carlton. carlton (2-12) host bulldogs at telstra dome sunday afternoon. geelong (6-8) host port sunday afternoon.

CAR	2.5-17	4.7-31	7.10-52	11.11-77
GEE	5.0-30 (13)	11.1-67 (36)	17.2-104 (52)	23.4-142 (65)
Goals: Geelong: Matthew McCarthy 5.0, Gary Ablett 4, Cameron Mooney 2, Andrew Mackie 2, Paul Chapman 2, Matthew Scarlett, Corey Enright, Jimmy Bartel, Brent Prismall, Cameron Ling, Steve Johnson, Brad Ottens, Mathew Stokes. Carlton: Brendan Fevola 4, Josh Kennedy 2, Kade Simpson, Ryan Houlihan, Andrew Carrazzo, Barnaby French, Lance Whitnall.

hawthorn (5-8) vs west coast (10-3) mcg saturday afternoon 210pm

west coast got another get out of jail free card ina 10 point thrilling win over hawthorn. hawthorn (5-9) play adeliade in adeliade saturday afternoon. west coast (11-3) finally host sydney in the grand final rematch saturday night.

HAW	5.3-33 (2)	10.4-64 (7)	14.6-90 (5)	16.8-104
WCE	5.1-31	9.3-57	13.7-85	17.12-114 (10)
Goals: West Coast: Quinten Lynch 5.4, Ben Cousins 2, Andrew Embley 2, Michael Braun, Michael Gardiner, Jaymie Graham, Ashley Hansen, Chris Judd, Adam Selwood, Beau Waters, David Wirrpanda. Hawthorn: Mark Williams 5.1, Trent Croad 3, Ben Dixon 2, Robert Campbell, Tim Clarke, Peter Everitt, Lance Franklin, Luke Hodge, Harry Miller.

melbourne (9-4) vs brisbane (5-8) gabba saturday night 710pm

not even 8 goals from bradshaw kept brisbane in the finals race in a 8 point loss to melbourne. melbourne (10-4) face richmond friday night at the g. brisbane (5-9) face kangaroos at telstra dome saturday night.

MEL	2.2-14	5.6-36	10.9-69	14.14-98 (8)
BRI	5.2-32 (18)	7.5-47 (11)	10.10-70 (1)	13.12-90
Goals: Melbourne: David Neitz 4, Brad Green 2, Colin Sylvia 2, Aaron Davey, Brock McLean, Russell Robertson, Matthew Whelan, Jeff White, Adem Yze. Brisbane: Daniel Bradshaw 8.3, Jason Akermanis 2, Justin Sherman, Jamie Charman, Matthew Moody.

port (6-7) vs richmond (7-6) aami stadium saturday night 740pm

accruacy got richmonds top 8 spot a boost by 38 points over port. port (6-8) face geelong at geelong sunday afternoon. richmond (8-6) host melbourne at the g friday night.

PA	4.3-27	5.8-38	5.14-44	6.18-54
RCH	5.3-33 (6)	8.5-53 (15)	12.6-78 (34)	14.8-92 (38)
Goals: Richmond: Nathan G Brown 3, Jay Schulz 2, Andrew Krakouer 2, Troy Simmonds 2, Shane Tuck 2, Chris Hyde, Dean Polo, Patrick Bowden. Port: Brendon Lade, Steven Salopek, Warren Tredrea, Matt Thomas, Nathan Lonie, Adam Thompson.

sydney (8-5) vs adeliade (11-2) scg sunday afternoon 110pm

adelaide remain on top by 39 points over sydney. sydney (8-6) play west coast in perth saturday night. adelaide (12-2) host hawthorn saturday afternoon.

SYD	2.2-14 (4)	3.5-23	4.10-34	8.14-62
ADE	1.4-10	7.7-49 (26)	9.8-62 (28)	15.11-101 (39)
Goals: Adelaide: Trent Hentschel 3, Graham Johncock 2, Mark Ricciuto 2, Ken McGregor 2, Rhett Biglands, Simon Goodwin, Matthew Bode, Scott Thompson, Tyson Edwards, Brett Burton. Sydney: Jarrad McVeigh 2, Ryan O’Keefe, Michael O’Loughlin, Nick Davis, Amon Buchanan, Paul Williams, Adam Goodes

st kilda (7-6) vs collingwood (9-4) telstra dome sunday afternon 210pm

st kilda secure their spot in the 8 by 59 points over collingwood. st kilda (8-6) face essendon at the g saturday afternoon. collingwood (9-5) host freemanlte sunday afternoon at the g.

STK	4.3-27 (6)	9.4-58 (22)	15.8-98 (43)	19.8-122 (59)
COL	3.3-21	5.6-36	8.7-55	9.9-63
Goals: St Kilda: Stephen Milne 3, Nick Riewoldt 3, Fraser Gehrig 2, Leigh Montagna 2, Jason Gram 2, Brett Voss 2, Xavier Clarke, Brendon Goddard, Aaron Fiora, Robert Harvey, Matt Maguire. Collingwood: Nathan Buckley 2, Scott Burns 2, James Clement, Dale Thomas, Tarkyn Lockyer, Josh Fraser, Heath Shaw.

bulldogs (9-4) vs kangaroos (4-9) mcg sunday afternoon 210pm

roos stun bulldogs by 2 goals to continue their revival. bulldogs (9-5) face carlton sunday afternoon at telstra dome. kangaroos (5-9) host brisbane saturday night at telstra dome.

WB	2.3-15	4.7-31	10.8-68	12.10-82
KAN	4.2-26 (11)	7.7-49 (18)	10.13-73 (5)	13.16-94 (12)
Goals: Kangaroos: Nathan Thompson 5.1, Leigh Harding 2, Hamish McIntosh, David Hale, Leigh Brown, Daniel Harris, Troy Makepeace, Kasey Green. West.B’dogs: Matthew Robbins 4, Rohan Smith 3, Chris Grant 2, Nathan Eagleton, Lindsay Gilbee, Peter Street.

ladder

	W	L	D	F	A	%	Total
1	ADELAIDE	12	2	–	228.178-1546	129.133-907	170.5	48
2	WEST COAST	11	3	–	198.194-1382	176.148-1204	114.8	44
3	MELBOURNE	10	4	–	210.174-1434	176.182-1238	115.8	40
4	COLLINGWOOD	9	5	–	224.158-1502	187.164-1286	116.8	36
5	WEST.B’DOGS	9	5	–	223.171-1509	191.190-1336	112.9	36
6	SYDNEY	8	6	–	196.172-1348	170.130-1150	117.2	32
7	ST KILDA	8	6	–	188.166-1294	160.149-1109	116.7	32
8	RICHMOND	8	6	–	170.164-1184	194.195-1359	87.1	32
9	Fremantle	7	7	–	170.155-1175	189.179-1313	89.5	28
10	Geelong	6	8	–	197.142-1324	187.163-1285	103.0	24
11	Port Adelaide	6	8	–	190.179-1319	211.180-1446	91.2	24
12	Brisbane	5	9	–	178.188-1256	196.180-1356	92.6	20
13	Kangaroos	5	9	–	168.166-1174	208.149-1397	84.0	20
14	Hawthorn	5	9	–	167.138-1140	209.172-1426	79.9	20
15	Carlton	2	12	–	156.160-1096	214.191-1475	74.3	8
16	Essendon	1	13	–	170.174-1194	236.174-1590	75.1	4

goals

In the Goals, 2006	Games	Goals	R14	Total Score
Brendan FEVOLA (Carlton)	13	54	4.1	54.33-357
Barry HALL (Sydney)	14	44	0.4	44.23-287
Brad JOHNSON (WBdogs)	14	40	0.1	40.24-264
Matthew PAVLICH (Fremantle)	14	40	4.2	40.15-255
Anthony ROCCA (Collingwood)	14	40	0.1	40.18-258
David NEITZ (Melbourne)	12	39	4.3	39.15-249
Nick RIEWOLDT (St Kilda)	14	39	3.1	39.22-256
Mark WILLIAMS (Hawthorn)	13	38	5.1	38.20-248
Mark RICCIUTO (Adelaide)	12	37	2.2	37.22-244
Nathan THOMPSON (Kangaroos)	14	37	5.1	37.23-245
Daniel BRADSHAW (Brisbane)	14	35	8.3	35.27-237
Jonathan BROWN (Brisbane)	10	35	inj	35.18-228
Fraser GEHRIG (St Kilda)	13	35	2.0	37.25-235
Gary ABLETT (Geelong)	14	32	3.0	32.22-214
Trent HENTSCHEL (Adelaide)	13	32	3.2	32.17-209
Scott LUCAS (Essendon)	14	31	1.2	31.25-211
Brett BURTON (Adelaide)	11	28	1.0	28.18-186
Alan DIDAK (Collingwood)	14	27	0.1	27.12-174
Russell ROBERTSON (Melbourne)	14	27	1.0	27.17-179
Ben DIXON (Hawthorn)	14	26	2.0	26.12-168
Quinten LYNCH (West Coast)	14	26	5.4	26.22-178
Matthew ROBBINS (West.B’dogs)	14	26	4.1	26.12-168
Aaron DAVEY (Melbourne)	14	23	1.0	23.10-148
Leon DAVIS (Collingwood)	13	23	inj	23.14-151
Kayne PETTIFER (Richmond)	14	23	0.1	23.14-152
Michael O’LOUGHLIN (Sydney)	14	22	1.3	22.19-151
Paul CHAPMAN (Geelong)	14	21	2.0	21.11-137
Josh MAHONEY (Port Adel)	14	21	0.0	21.6-132
Chris TARRANT (Collingwood)	13	21	0.1	21.16-142

round 15 matches

friday

richmond vs melbourne MCG (N) 740pm

saturday

essendon vs st kilda MCG 210pm

adelaide vs hawthron AAMI 310pm

kanagroos vs brisbane TD (N) 710pm

west coast vs sydney S (N) 740pm

sunday

geelong vs port SS 110pm

carlton vs bulldogs TD 210pm

collingwood vs freemantle MCG 210pm

melbourne have returned to the winners list beating brisbane by 64 points last night. victorian goverenment has had a few ministers look like resigning from parliament. media tycoon rupert murdoch will get a divorce.

kangaroos (3-9) vs essendon (1-11) telstrra dome friday night 740pm

kanagroos beat last place essendon by 7 points. kanagroos (4-9) face bulldogs at the g sunday afternoon. essendon (1-12) have freemanlte in perth friday night.

KAN	4.4-28 (13)	5.8-38	12.9-81 (19)	14.12-96 (7)
ESS	2.3-15	6.7-43 (5)	9.8-62	13.11-89
Goals: Kangaroos: Nathan Thompson 4, Saverio Rocca 2, Jess Sinclair 2, Daniel Wells, Ben Schwarze, Shannon Grant, Corey Jones, Troy Makepeace, David Hale. Essendon: Scott Lucas 2, Nathan Lovett-Murray 2, James Hird 2, Joel Reynolds, Dean Solomon, Mark Bolton, Scott Camporeale, Adam McPhee, Jason Johnson, Andrew Lee.

st kilda (6-6) vs hawthorn (5-7) telstra dome saturday afternoon 210pm

it was over before it started the hawks got destroyed by the saints by 70 points. st kilda (7-6) host collingwood sunday afternoon at telstra dome. hawthorn (5-8) host west coast at the g saturday afternoon.

TK	5.7-37 (36)	10.9-69 (48)	16.13-109 (85)	18.17-125 (70)
HAW	0.1-1	3.3-21	3.6-24	8.7-55
Goals: St Kilda: Fraser Gehrig 5.2, Nick Riewoldt 4, Robert Harvey 3, Brett Voss 2, Stephen Milne 2, Steven Baker, Aaron Fiora. Hawthorn: Ben Dixon 2, John Barker, Chance Bateman, Lance Franklin, Trent Croad, Richard Vandenberg, Luke Brennan.

melbourne (8-4) vs port (6-6) mcg saturday afternoon 210pm

melbourne ended ports 4 game winning streak by 38 points. melbourne (9-4) play a “home” game at the gabba against brisbane. port (6-7) host richmond saturday night.

MEL	5.1-31 (10)	7.5-47 (6)	13.10-88 (29)	18.12-120 (38)
PA	3.3-21	6.5-41	9.5-59	12.10-82
Goals: Melbourne: David Neitz 5.3, Russell Robertson 3, Brad Green 2, Aaron Davey 2, Brock McLean 2, Adem Yze 2, Jeff White. Port Adelaide: Shaun Burgoyne 3, Josh Mahoney 3, Stuart Dew 2, Kane Cornes, Brad Symes, Domenic Cassisi, Michael Pettigrew.

brisbane (4-8) vs carlton (2-10) gabba saturday night 710pm

horrible kicking got brisbane a 15 point win over carlton. brisbane (5-8) play melbourne in a “away’ game at the gabba. carlton (2-11) host geelong saturday afternoon at telstra dome.

BRI	1.5-11	4.9-33 (3)	6.18-54 (10)	8.23-71 (15)
CAR	2.0-12 (1)	4.6-30	6.8-44	7.14-56
Goals: Brisbane: Daniel Bradshaw 2, Brad Scott, Luke Power, Marty Pask, Scott Harding, Robert Copeland, Cheynee Stiller. Carlton: Adrian Deluca 2, Brendan Fevola 2, Adam Bentick, Matthew Lappin, Nick Stevens.

sydney (7-5) vs freemantle (6-6) scg saturday night 710pm

sydney beat freemantle by 33 points putting a dent in the laters finals hopes. sydney (8-5) host adelaide sunday afternoon. freemantle (6-7) host essendon friday night.

SYD	1.3-9	4.7-31	6.15-51	12.19-91 (33)
FRE	3.4-22 (13)	5.4-34 (3)	8.4-52 (1)	9.4-48
Goals: Sydney: Nick Davis 4, Adam Schneider 3, Michael O’Loughlin 2, Jarrad McVeigh 2, Luke Vogels. Fremantle: Matthew Pavlich 4, Ryan Murphy 2, Peter Bell, Ryan Crowley, Josh Carr.

adeliade (10-2) vs geelong (5-7) aami stadium sunday afternoon 110pm

adelaide secured first with a 92 point win over geelong. adelaide (11-2) face sydney on sunday afternoon. geelong (5-8) face carlton saturday afternoon at telstra dome.

ADE	3.6-24 (8)	10.12-72 (43)	14.17-101 (55)	21.21-147 (92)
GEE	2.4-16	4.5-29	5.6-36	8.7-55
Goals: Adelaide: Brett Burton 5.3, Mark Ricciuto 5.3, Jason Porplyzia 2, Trent Hentschel 2, Tyson Edwards, Scott Thompson, Simon Goodwin, Matthew Bode, Rhett Biglands, Ken McGregor, Andrew McLeod. Geelong: Brad Ottens 2, Darren Milburn, Kent Kingsley, Gary Ablett, Paul Chapman, James Kelly, Mathew Stokes

richmond (6-6) vs collingwood (9-3) mcg sunday afternoon 210pm

richmond are in the 8 after a 47 point upset win over collingwood. richmond (7-6) face port in adelaide saturday night. collingwood (9-4) face st kilda sunday afternoon at telstra dome.

RCH	4.5-29 (27)	9.9-63 (55)	11.12-78 (56)	13.14-92 (47)
COL	0.2-2	1.2-8	3.4-22	6.9-45
Goals: Richmond: Andrew Krakouer 3, Jay Schulz 3, Nathan G Brown 2, Shane Tuck 2, Richard Tambling, Kayne Pettifer, Dean Polo. Collingwood: Anthony Rocca 3, Alan Didak 3.

west coast (10-2) vs bulldogs (8-4) subiaco sunday afternoon 410pm

bulldogs win in perth by 9 points against west coast in a major boilover. west coast (10-3) face hawthorn at the g sautrday afternoon. bulldogs (9-4) host roos sunday afternoon at the g.

WCE	2.5-17	4.7-31	4.11-35	8.16-64
WB	4.2-26 (9)	4.8-32 (1)	8.10-58 (23)	10.13-73 (9)
Goals: Bulldogs: Brad Johnson 4, Wayde Skipper 2, Adam Cooney, Rohan Smith, Ryan Hargrave, Brett Montgomery. West Coast: Adam Hunter 2, Embley 2, Chris Judd, Brent Staker, Adam Selwood, Darren Glass.

ladder

	W	L	D	F	A	%	Total
1	ADELAIDE	11	2	–	1445	845	171.0	44
2	WEST COAST	10	3	–	1268	1100	115.3	40
3	COLLINGWOOD	9	4	–	1439	1164	123.6	36
4	MELBOURNE	9	4	–	1336	1148	116.4	36
5	WEST.B’DOGS	9	4	–	1427	1242	114.9	36
6	SYDNEY	8	5	–	1286	1049	122.6	32
7	ST KILDA	7	6	–	1172	1046	112.0	28
8	RICHMOND	7	6	–	1092	1305	83.7	28
9	Port Adelaide	6	7	–	1265	1354	93.4	24
10	Fremantle	6	7	–	1050	1225	85.7	24
11	Geelong	5	8	–	1182	1208	97.8	20
12	Brisbane	5	8	–	1166	1258	92.7	20
13	Hawthorn	5	8	–	1036	1312	79.0	20
14	Kangaroos	4	9	–	1080	1315	82.1	16
15	Carlton	2	11	–	1019	1333	76.4	8
16	Essendon	1	12	–	1106	1465	75.5	4

goals

In the Goals, 2006	Games	Goals	R13	Total Score
Brendan FEVOLA (Carlton)	12	50	2.4	50.32-332
Barry HALL (Sydney)	13	44	0.3	44.19-283
Brad JOHNSON (WBdogs)	13	40	4.4	40.23-263
Anthony ROCCA (Collingwood)	13	40	3.2	40.17-257
Matthew PAVLICH (Fremantle)	13	36	4.1	36.13-229
Nick RIEWOLDT (St Kilda)	13	36	4.4	36.21-237
Jonathan BROWN (Brisbane)	10	35	inj	35.18-228
David NEITZ (Melbourne)	11	35	5.3	35.12-222
Mark RICCIUTO (Adelaide)	11	35	5.3	35.20-230
Fraser GEHRIG (St Kilda)	12	33	5.2	33.25-223
Mark WILLIAMS (Hawthorn)	12	33	VFL	33.19-217
Nathan THOMPSON (Kangaroos)	13	32	4.1	32.22-214
Scott LUCAS (Essendon)	13	30	2.3	30.23-203
Gary ABLETT (Geelong)	13	29	1.1	29.22-196
Trent HENTSCHEL (Adelaide)	12	29	2.2	29.15-189
Daniel BRADSHAW (Brisbane)	13	27	2.5	27.24-186
Brett BURTON (Adelaide)	10	27	5.3	27.18-180
Alan DIDAK (Collingwood)	13	27	3.1	27.11-173
Russell ROBERTSON (Melbourne)	13	26	3.1	26.17-173
Ben DIXON (Hawthorn)	13	24	2.0	24.12-156
Leon DAVIS (Collingwood)	13	23	0.0	23.14-151
Kayne PETTIFER (Richmond)	13	23	1.1	23.13-151
Aaron DAVEY (Melbourne)	13	22	2.2	22.10-142
Matthew ROBBINS (West.B’dogs)	13	22	0.0	22.11-143
Quinten LYNCH (West Coast)	13	21	0.2	21.18-144
Josh MAHONEY (Port Adel)	13	21	3.0	21.6-132
Michael O’LOUGHLIN (Sydney)	13	21	2.4	21.16-142
Chris TARRANT (Collingwood)	12	21	0.1	21.15-141

round 14 matches

friday

freemantle vs essendon S (N) 840pm

saturday

hawthorn vs west coast MCG 210pm

carlton vs geelong TD 210pm

melbourne vs brisbane G (N) 710pm

port vs richmond AAMI (N) 740pm

sunday

sydney vs adelaide SCG 110pm

st kilda vs collingwood TD 210pm

kangaroos vs bulldogs MCG 210pm

st kilda (6-5) vs adelaide (9-2) telstra dome friday night 740pm

adelaide moved on top with a 63 point win over st kilda. st kilda (6-6) host hawthorn saturday afternoon at telstra dome. adelaide (10-2) host geelong sunday afternoon.

STK	2.1-13	3.7-25	5.10-40	8.12-60
ADE	5.3-33 (20)	10.7-67 (42)	13.12-90 (50)	18.15-123 (63)
Goals: Adelaide: Trent Hentschel 3, Mark Ricciuto 2, Scott Thompson 2, Ken McGregor 2, Rhett Biglands 2, Brent Reilly 2, Matthew Bode, Simon Goodwin, Scott Stevens, Andrew McLeod, Robert Shirley. St Kilda: Nick Riewoldt 2, Stephen Milne 2, Brendon Goddard, Fraser Gehrig, Andrew McQualter, Cain Ackland.

freemantle (6-5) vs geelong (4-7) subiaco saturday afternoon 410pm

geelong stun freo by 11 goals in perth. freemanlte (6-6) travel to sydney saturday night. geelong (5-7) play adelaide on the road sunday afternoon.

FRE	3.6-24	5.8-38	5.13-43	6.16-52
GEE	4.3-27 (3)	12.6-78 (40)	15.8-108 (55)	18.10-118 (66)
Goals: Fremantle: Ryan Crowley, Matthew Pavlich, Aaron Sandilands, Paul Medhurst, Des Headland, Jeff Farmer. Geelong: Gary Ablett 6.1, Brad Ottens 4, Mathew Stokes 2, Cameron Ling 2, Darren Milburn, Corey Enright, Paul Chapman, Cameron Mooney.

brisbane (4-7) vs bulldogs (7-4) gabba saturday night 710pm

bulldogs kept their top 4 hopes alive with a 7 goal win over brisbane. brisbane (4-8) host carlton saturday night. bulldogs (8-4) play west coast sunday afternoon in perth.

BRI	4.5-29	7.10-52	12.12-84	14.19-103
WB	7.4-46 (17)	13.7-85 (33)	20.9-129 (45)	22.13-145 (42)
Goals: West.B’dogs: Brad Johnson 6.1, Chris Grant 4, Matthew Boyd 2, Matthew Robbins 2, Peter Street 2, Scott West, Mitch Hahn, Ryan Hargrave, Adam Cooney, Ryan Griffen, Brett Montgomery. Brisbane: Simon Black 3, Matthew Moody 2, Michael Rischitelli 2, Troy Selwood, Ashley McGrath, Daniel Bradshaw, Jared Brennan, Martin Pask, Jason Akermanis, Joel Patfull.

port (5-6) vs west coast (10-1) aami stadium saturday night 740pm

port end west coasts run by 37 points for their fourth win in a row. port (6-6) face melbourne at the g saturday afternoon. west coast (10-2) host bulldogs sunday afternoon.

PA	2.4-16	5.11-41 (11)	10.15-75 (32)	13.19-97 (37)
WCE	3.2-20 (4)	4.6-30	6.7-43	8.12-60
Goals: Port: Adam Thomson 2, Warren Tredrea 2, Josh Mahoney 2, Shaun Burgoyne 2, Chad Cornes, Brendon Lade, Michael Wilson, Elijah Ware, Domenic Cassisi. West Coast: Quinten Lynch 2, Brent Staker 2, Rowan Jones, Daniel Chick, Chad Fletcher, Mark Nicoski.

hawthorn (4-7) vs richmond (6-5) auoura stadium sunday afternoon 110pm

hawthorn broke a 6 game losing streak to stay in the finals hunt by 41 points over richmond in tasmania. hawthorn (5-7) face st kilda saturday afternoon. richmond (6-6) host collingwood sunday afternoon.

HAW	2.3-15 (5)	7.6-48 (21)	12.7-79 (38)	16.9-105 (41)
RCH	1.4-10	3.9-27	5.11-41	8.16-64
Goals: Hawthorn: Lance Franklin 6.0, Ben Dixon 3, Luke Brennan 2, Robert Campbell, Tim Clarke, Grant Birchall, Jordan Lewis, Mark Williams. Richmond: Kayne Pettifer 3, Troy Simmonds 2, Nathan Brown, Danny Meyer, Richard Tambling.

essendon (1-10) vs melbourne (7-4) telstra dome sunday afternoon 210pm

melbourne kept essendons misery going by 6 goals in the dons 11th straight loss. essendon (1-11) face kangaroos at telstra dome friday night. melbourne (8-4) host port saturday afternoon.

ESS	2.8-20 (5)	4.12-36	7.13-55	10.15-75
MEL	2.3-15	5.7-37 (1)	12.10-82 (27)	16.15-111 (36)
Goals: Melbourne: Russell Robertson 4, David Neitz 3, Cameron Bruce 2, Lynden Dunn 2, Clint Bartram, Aaron Davey, Travis Johnstone, Phillip Read, Colin Sylvia. Essendon: Scott Lucas 2, Joel Reynolds 2, David Hille, Mark Johnson, Adam McPhee, Angus Monfries, Paddy Ryder, Brent Stanton.

kanagroos (2-9) vs carlton (2-9) telstra dome friday night 740pm

north get some breiving space off the bottom with a 19 point win over carlton. kangaroos (3-9) host essendon friday night. carlton (2-10) play brisbane in brisbane.

KAN	4.2-26	8.6-54 (12)	12.8-80	18.13-121 (19)
CAR	4.4-28 (2)	6.6-42	14.8-92 (12)	15.12-102
Goals: Kangaroos: Shannon Grant 5.2, Nathan Thompson 4, Leigh Brown 3, Corey  Jones 2, Leigh Harding 2, Drew Petrie, David Hale. Carlton: Brendan Fevola 5.4, Adrian Deluca 3, Marc Murphy, Eddie Betts, Luke Blackwell, Andrew Carrazzo, Kade Simpson, Simon Wiggins, Barnaby French.

sydney (7-4) vs collingwood (8-3) anz stadium saturday night 720pm

collingwood upset sydney by 13 points on the road at the olmypic stadium. sydney (7-5) host freemnatle saturday night. collingwood (9-3) face richmond sunday afternoon.

SYD	2.4-16	2.10-22	6.13-49	11.16-82
COL	4.3-27 (11)	6.7-43 (21)	11.8-74 (25)	14.11-95 (13)
Goals: Collingwood: Alan Didak 4, Ryan Lonie 2, Anthony Rocca 2, Paul Licuria, Josh Fraser, Ben Johnson, Rhyce Shaw, Chris Egan, Leon Davis. Sydney: Barry Hall 3, Michael O’Loughlin 2, Ryan O’Keefe 2, Adam Goodes 2, Adam Schneider, Paul Williams.

ladder

		W	L	D	F	A	%	Total
1	ADELAIDE	10	2	–	1298	790	164.3	40
2	WEST COAST	10	2	–	1204	1027	117.2	40
3	COLLINGWOOD	9	3	–	1394	1072	130.0	36
4	WEST.B’DOGS	8	4	–	1354	1178	114.9	32
5	MELBOURNE	8	4	–	1216	1066	114.1	32
6	SYDNEY	7	5	–	1195	991	120.6	28
7	ST KILDA	6	6	–	1047	991	105.7	24
8	PORT ADELAIDE	6	6	–	1183	1234	95.9	24
9	Fremantle	6	6	–	992	1134	87.5	24
10	Richmond	6	6	–	1000	1260	79.4	24
11	Geelong	5	7	–	1127	1061	106.2	20
12	Hawthorn	5	7	–	981	1187	82.6	20
13	Brisbane	4	8	–	1095	1202	91.1	16
14	Kangaroos	3	9	–	984	1226	80.3	12
15	Carlton	2	10	–	963	1262	76.3	8
16	Essendon	1	11	–	1017	1369	74.3	4

goals

Brendan FEVOLA (Carlton)	11	48	5.4	48.28-316
Barry HALL (Sydney)	12	44	3.2	44.16-280
Brad JOHNSON (WBdogs)	12	36	6.1	36.19-235
Jonathan BROWN (Brisbane)	10	35	inj	35.18-228
Anthony ROCCA (Collingwood)	12	37	2.2	37.15-237
Mark WILLIAMS (Hawthorn)	12	33	1.1	33.19-217
Matthew PAVLICH (Fremantle)	12	32	1.2	32.12-204
Nick RIEWOLDT (St Kilda)	12	32	2.0	32.17-209
David NEITZ (Melbourne)	10	30	3.1	30.9-189
Mark RICCIUTO (Adelaide)	10	30	2.1	30.17-197
Gary ABLETT (Geelong)	12	28	6.1	28.21-189
Fraser GEHRIG (St Kilda)	11	28	1.3	28.23-191
Nathan THOMPSON (Kangaroos)	12	28	4.1	28.21-189
Scott LUCAS (Essendon)	12	28	2.1	28.20-188
Trent HENTSCHEL (Adelaide)	11	27	3.0	27.13-175
Daniel BRADSHAW (Brisbane)	12	25	1.1	25.19-169
Alan DIDAK (Collingwood)	12	24	4.2	24.10-154
Russell ROBERTSON (Melbourne)	12	23	4.3	23.16-154
Leon DAVIS (Collingwood)	12	23	1.3	23.14-151
Brett BURTON (Adelaide)	9	22	inj	22.15-147
Ben DIXON (Hawthorn)	12	22	3.1	22.12-144
Kayne PETTIFER (Richmond)	12	22	3.0	22.12-144
Matthew ROBBINS (West.B’dogs)	12	22	2.1	22.11-143
Quinten LYNCH (West Coast)	12	21	2.2	21.16-142
Chris TARRANT (Collingwood)	11	21	0.1	21.14-140
Aaron DAVEY (Melbourne)	12	20	1.1	20.8-128
Jeff FARMER (Fremantle)	10	19	1.2	19.9-123
Paul CHAPMAN (Geelong)	12	18	1.1	18.11-119
Josh MAHONEY (Port Adel)	12	18	2.0	18.6-114

round 13 matches

friday

kangroos vs essendon TD (N) 740pm

saturday

st kilda vs hawthorn TD 210pm

melbourne vs port MCG 210pm

brisbane vs carlton G (N) 710pm

sydney vs freemantle SCG (N) 710pm

sunday

adeliade vs geelong AAMI 110pm

richmond vs collingwood MCG 210pm

west coast vs bulldogs S 410pm

“mighty pups super paws pups and the big twin trick”

the ladybird steals some statues from the museum so the pups with the mighty twins have to get it back but the ladybird uses something to control it causing problems so the pups have to trick her with ellas super size playing a roll.

“mighty pups super paws pup save a mega mayor”

mayor humdinger gets powers and becomes addicted to his kitties forcing the upps to stop him grabbing all of them and some tigers.

next time a wolf encounter.

the missing flight mh370 might never be found as malysia aren’t interested in findnig the plane. nsw should not appoint former national party leader john beliearo to the trade role. nsw teachers from both public and private schools are going to strike because they aren’t getting decent pay rises. the greens decision about the australia flag is very controversal and could hurt them. dutton has no mandate to block any of labors promises. the final two party prefered result from the federal election is 52.1-47.9 in labors favor.

“pups save the bears”
several people in adventure bay encouter a family of bears creating problems as they are supposed to be hibernating due to snow so the pups have to get them back to their cave while everest searches for the cave.

“pups save a farmerless farm”

the goodways are looking after farmer al and yumis farm when the farmers go on a holiday but things get out of control also al and yumis vacation ends up being to mayor humdingers lair by accident so the pups have to fix the farm and than get the farmers out of mayor humdingers lair.

next time mayor humdinger gets super powers and the mighty twins return.

geelong (3-7) vs essendon (1-9) telstra dome friday night 740pm

geelong kept their slim finals hopes alive by 7 goals over essendon. Geelong (4-7) face freemantle on the road saturday afternoon 1 of the split round. essendon (1-10) host melbourne sunday afternoon 1 of the split round.

GEE	6.3-39 (24)	12.5-77 (43)	16.6-102 (41)	20.10-130 (42)
ESS	2.3-15	5.4-34	9.7-61	13.10-88
Goals: Geelong: Gary Ablett 4, Steve Johnson 3, Cameron Mooney 3, Mathew Stokes 3, Corey Enright 2, Paul Chapman, Joel Corey, Cameron Ling, Darren Milburn, Brad Ottens. Essendon: Scott Lucas 3, Angus Monfries 2, Courtenay Dempsey, Ricky Dyson, David Hille, Courtney Johns, Jayson Laycock, Nathan Lovett-Murray, Adam McPhee, Joel Reynolds.

richmond (5-5) vs kangaroos (2-8) mcg saturday afternoon 210pm

richmond kept in touch with the top 8 with a 35 point win over the roos. richmond (6-5) face hawthorn at tasmania sunday afternoon 1 of the split round. kanagaroos (2-9) host carlton friday night 2 in the battle of the strugglers.

RCH	3.2-20	7.5-47 (14)	13.8-86 (28)	15.12-102 (35)
KAN	3.6-24 (4)	4.9-33	8.10-58	9.13-67
Goals: Richmond: Kayne Pettifer 4, Nathan G Brown 2, Danny Meyer 2, Patrick Bowden, Greg Tivendale, Troy Simmonds, Andrew Kellaway, Andrew Krakouer, Chris Hyde, Joel Bowden. Kangaroos: Thompson 5.4, Corey Jones, Kasey Green, Jade Rawlings, Brent Harvey.

brisbane (4-6) vs adelaide (8-2) gabba saturday night 710pm

adelaide secure title favouritism with a 15 point win over brisbane. brisbane (4-7) host bulldogs saturday night 1 of the split round. aedliade (9-2) travel to play st kilda friday night 1 at telstra dome.

BRI	3.3-21 (17)	4.8-32 (7)	5.11-41	8.12-60
ADE	0.4-4	3.7-25	7.13-55 (14)	10.15-75 (15)
Goals: Adelaide: Trent Hentschel 3, Ken McGregor, Brent Reilly, Mark Ricciuto, Brett Burton, Andrew McLeod, Graham Johncock, Scott Thompson. Brisbane: Jason Akermanis 3, Luke Power, Matthew Moody, Michael Rischitelli, Daniel Bradshaw, Jason Roe.

sydney (7-3) vs st kilda (5-5) scg saturday night 710pm

st kilda broke defenidng premiers sydneys 6 game winning streak getting revenge for the prelim final by 2 points. sydney (7-4) host collingwood at anz stadium saturday night 2 of the split round. st kilda (6-5) host adelaide friday night 1 at telstra dome.

SYD	0.1-1	3.3-21	5.5-35	7.8-50
STK	2.3-15 (14)	5.5-35 (14)	7.6-48 (13)	7.10-52 (2)
Goals: St Kilda: Fraser Gehrig 3, Michael Rix, Brendon Goddard, Jason Blake, Leigh Montagna. Sydney: Adam Schneider 3, Barry Hall, Lewis Roberts-Thomson, Jarrad McVeigh, Brett Kirk.

port (4-6) vs hawthorn (4-6) aami stadium sunday afternoon 110pm

6 weeks ago the hawks where level 2nd now they are in serious trouble after a 16 goal loss to port. port (5-6) host west coast saturday night 1. hawthorn (4-7) host richmond in tasmania sunday afternoon 1.

PA	8.2-50 (37)	15.4-94 (78)	18.10-118 (83)	22.13-145 (96)
HAW	2.1-13	2.4-16	5.5-35	7.7-49
Goals: Port: Warren Tredrea 3, Michael Pettigrew 3, Stuart Dew 2, Brett Ebert 2, Steven Salopek 2, Danyle Pearce 2, Nathan Lonie, Michael Wilson, Toby Thurstans, Chad Cornes, Brendon Lade, Jacob Surjan, Adam Thompson, Josh Mahoney. Hawthorn: John Barker 2, Mark Williams, Tim Clarke, Jordan Lewis, Robert Campbell, Ben Dixon.

bulldogs (6-4) vs freemantle (6-4) subiaco sunday afternoon 210pm

bulldogs beat freemanlte by 14 points to steady their spot in the 8. bulldogs (7-4) play brisbane in brisbane saturday night 1. freeamntle (6-5) host geelong saturday afternoon 1.

WB	4.4-28	10.6-66 (19)	14.7-91 (28)	15.10-100 (14)
FRE	5.3-33 (5)	7.5-47	9.9-63	12.14-86
Goals: West.B’dogs: Brad Johnson 3, Matthew Boyd 2, Adam Cooney 2, Matthew Robbins 2, Nathan Eagleton, Shaun Higgins, Jordan McMahon, Farren Ray, Wayde Skipper, Rohan Smith. Fremantle: Matthew Pavlich 3, Luke McPharlin 2, Heath Black, Jeff Farmer, Paul Hasleby, Des Headland, Paul Medhurst, Brett Peake, Aaron Sandilands.

west coast (9-1) vs carlton (2-8) subiaco sunday afternoon 410pm

for the 2nd week running west coast got out of jail with a 10 point win over struggling carlton in what would be the upset of the year otherwise. west coast (10-1) play port in adeliade saturday night 1. carlton (2-9) face kangaroos friday night 2 at telstra dome.

WCE	3.3-21	5.6-36	8.11-59	16.15-111 (10)
CAR	6.2-38 (17)	9.8-62 (26)	13.10-88 (29)	15.11-101
Goals: West Coast: Adam Hunter 4, Quinten Lynch 3, Andrew Embley 2, Rowan Jones, Brent Staker, Ashley Hansen, Mark Nicoski, David Wirrpanda, Daniel Chick, Ben Cousins. Carlton: Brendan Fevola 6.1, Eddie Betts 3, Simon Wiggins 2, Heath Scotland 2, Marc Murphy, Nick Stevens.

melbourne (6-4) vs collingwood (8-2) mcg monday afternoon 210pm

melbourne kept their top 4 hopes alive with a 47 point win over collingwood. melbourne (7-4) play essendon at telstra dome sunday afternoon 1. collingwood (8-3) play sydney at anz stadium saturday night 2.

MEL	4.2-26 (9)	10.3-63 (26)	17.7-109 (47)	22.9-141 (47)
COL	2.5-17	5.7-37	9.8-62	14.10-94
Goals: Melbourne: Adem Yze 4, Aaron Davey 3, David Neitz 3, Byron Pickett 3, Jared Rivers 2, Cameron Bruce 2, Russell Robertson, Matthew Bate, Lynden Dunn, Travis Johnstone, Mark Jamar. Collingwood: Leon Davis 3, Alan Didak 2, Dale Thomas 2, Chris Tarrant 2, Tarkyn Lockyer, Josh Fraser, Scott Pendlebury, Scott Burns, Anthony Rocca.

ladder

1	WEST COAST	10	1	–	1144	930	123.0	40
2	ADELAIDE	9	2	–	1175	730	161.0	36
3	COLLINGWOOD	8	3	–	1299	990	131.2	32
4	SYDNEY	7	4	–	1113	896	124.2	28
5	WEST.B’DOGS	7	4	–	1209	1075	112.5	28
6	MELBOURNE	7	4	–	1105	991	111.5	28
7	ST KILDA	6	5	–	987	868	113.7	24
8	FREMANTLE	6	5	–	940	1016	92.5	24
9	Richmond	6	5	–	936	1155	81.0	24
10	Port Adelaide	5	6	–	1086	1174	92.5	20
11	Geelong	4	7	–	1009	1009	100.0	16
12	Brisbane	4	7	–	992	1057	93.9	16
13	Hawthorn	4	7	–	876	1123	78.0	16
14	Kangaroos	2	9	–	863	1124	76.8	8
15	Carlton	2	9	–	861	1141	75.5	8
16	Essendon	1	10	–	942	1258	74.9	4

goals

Brendan FEVOLA (Carlton)	10	43	6.1	43.24-282
Barry HALL (Sydney)	11	41	1.0	41.14-260
Jonathan BROWN (Brisbane)	10	35	inj	35.18-228
Anthony ROCCA (Collingwood)	11	35	1.1	35.13-223
Mark WILLIAMS (Hawthorn)	11	32	1.1	32.18-210
Matthew PAVLICH (Fremantle)	11	31	3.1	31.10-196
Brad JOHNSON (WBdogs)	11	30	3.0	30.18-198
Nick RIEWOLDT (St Kilda)	11	30	0.0	30.17-197
Mark RICCIUTO (Adelaide)	9	28	1.2	28.16-184
Fraser GEHRIG (St Kilda)	10	27	3.1	27.20-182
David NEITZ (Melbourne)	9	27	3.0	27.8-170
Scott LUCAS (Essendon)	11	26	3.4	26.19-175
Daniel BRADSHAW (Brisbane)	11	24	1.2	24.18-162
Trent HENTSCHEL (Adelaide)	10	24	3.1	24.13-157
Nathan THOMPSON (Kangaroos)	11	24	5.4	24.20-164
Gary ABLETT (Geelong)	11	22	4.2	22.20-152
Brett BURTON (Adelaide)	9	22	1.1	22.15-147
Leon DAVIS (Collingwood)	11	22	3.0	22.11-143
Chris TARRANT (Collingwood)	10	21	2.2	21.13-139
Matthew ROBBINS (West.B’dogs)	11	20	2.0	20.10-130
Alan DIDAK (Collingwood)	11	20	2.1	20.8-128
Ben DIXON (Hawthorn)	11	19	1.0	19.11-125
Quinten LYNCH (West Coast)	11	19	3.2	19.14-128
Kayne PETTIFER (Richmond)	11	19	4.2	19.12-126
Russell ROBERTSON (Melbourne)	11	19	1.0	19.13-127
Jeff FARMER (Fremantle)	9	18	1.1	18.7-115
Paul CHAPMAN (Geelong)	11	17	1.0	17.10-112
Nathan EAGLETON (West.B’dogs)	11	17	1.0	17.6-108
Michael O’LOUGHLIN (Sydney)	11	17	0.1	17.10-112
Matthew RICHARDSON (Richmond)	9	17	inj	17.19-121

round 12 matches

friday

st kilda vs adelaide TD (N) 740pm

saturday

freemantle vs geelong S 410pm

brisbane vs bulldogs G (N) 710pm

port vs west coast AAMI (N) 740pm

sunday

hawthorn vs richmond AU 110pm

essendon vs melbourne TD 210pm

week 2

friday

kangaroos vs carlton TD (N) 740pm

saturday

sydney vs collingwood ANZ (N) 720pm

air canada launching bangkok flights which is good. uganda airlines to fly to china. the qld goverenement has increased mining royalities which is a good idea.more sports have banned trans athletes without an alternative for them to compete in. the man who has been accused of the parliament rape case has been delayed in court which is not right. a golf buggy crash in hamilton island has killed a woman. under 5s will soon be able to have a co-vid jab. liberals are trying to get josh frydenburg back in parliament even though he was beaten fair and square. the liberals in nsw have given a well paid job to former deaputy premier john barliaro which is controversal.

adelaide (7-2) vs essendon (1-8) aami stadium friday night 840pm

essendon go from bad to horrible with a 138 point loss to adelaide securing the crows 2nd on the ladder trent hentschel lead with 8 goals. adelaide (8-2) travel to brisbane saturday night to play brisbane. essendon (1-9) face geelong at telstra dome friday night.

ADE	6.1-37 (23)	13.4-82 (52)	20.7-127 (88)	30.8-188 (138)
ESS	2.2-14	4.6-30	5.9-39	6.14-50
Goals: Adelaide: Trent Hentschel 8.0, Brett Burton 4, Ken McGregor 4, Mark Ricciuto 3, Matthew Bode 2, Rhett Biglands, Michael Doughty, Tyson Edwards, Simon Goodwin, Graham Johncock, Chris Knights, Brent Rielly, Robert Shirley, Scott Thompson. Essendon: Scott Lucas 2, Courtney Johns 2, Jay Nash, Ricky Dyson.

geelong (3-6) vs west coast (8-1) skilled stadium saturday afternoon 210pm

there are two horrible ways to lose to top 2 sides one is what essendon did the night before the 2nd is what geelong did get a big lead and blow it losing by 3 points after ledaing by 54 in the third quarter and 36 at the last break. geelong (3-7) have gone from flag favourites to hopless host essendon friday night at telstra dome. west coast (9-1) host carlton sunday afternoon.

GEE	7.2-44 (31)	10.4-64 (39)	14.8-92 (36)	15.8-98
WCE	2.1-13	4.1-25	9.2-56	16.5-101 (3)
Goals: West Coast: Tyson Stenglein 3, Rowan Jones 2, Andrew Embley 2, Adam Hunter 2, Ben Cousins, Jaymie Graham, Matt Rosa, Dean Cox, Quinten Lynch, Mark Nicoski, Daniel Kerr. Geelong: Cameron Mooney 3, Paul Chapman 2, Steve Johnson 2, Gary Ablett 2, Jimmy Bartel 2, James Kelly, Andrew Mackie, Corey Enright, Nathan Ablett.

bulldogs (5-4) vs hawthorn (4-5) telstra dome saturday afternoon 210pm

hawks form slump continues with a 21 point loss to the bulldogs. bulldogs (6-4) host freemantle sunday afternoon. hawthorn (4-6) play port in adelaide sunday afternoon.

WB	1.7-13	7.9-51 (2)	11.11-77 (9)	16.13-109 (21)
HAW	4.3-27 (14)	7.7-49	10.8-68	13.10-88
Goals: West.B’dogs: Brad Johnson 4, Shaun Higgins 2, Chris Grant, Ryan Griffen, Matthew Robbins, Nathan Eagleton, Brett Montgomery, Adam Cooney, Ryan Hargrave, Mitch Hahn, Jordan McMahon, Daniel Cross. Hawthorn: Ben Dixon 5.1, Mark Williams 2, Lance Franklin, Jarryd Roughead, Tim Clarke, Ben McGlynn, Trent Croad, Peter Everitt.

collingwood (7-2) vs brisbane (4-5) mcg saturday night 710pm

who says buckley can’t kick goals 6 of them in a 26 point win over brisbane. collingwood (8-2) have melbourne on queens birthday monday. brisbane (4-6) host adeliade saturday night.

COL	3.5-23 (9)	6.6-42 (7)	11.10-76 (21)	16.13-109 (26)
BRI	2.2-14	5.5-35	8.7-55	12.11-83
Goals: Collingwood: Nathan Buckley 6.0, Leon Davis 2, Josh Fraser 2, Brodie Holland 2, Anthony Rocca 2, Ryan Lonie, Scott Pendlebury. Brisbane: Jonathan Brown 4, Ashley McGrath 3, Jason Akermanis 2, Daniel Bradshaw, Jason Roe, Justin Sherman.

freemantle (5-4) vs richmond (5-4) subiaco saturday night 740pm

richmond where unlucky not to stun freo in perth going down by 11 after leading at 3/4 time. freemanlte (6-4) travel to play bulldogs sunday afternoon. richmond (5-5) host kangaroos at the g saturday afternoon.

FRE	3.4-22 (6)	7.6-48 (–)	10.8-68	15.10-100 (11)
RCH	2.4-16	7.6-48 (–)	11.11-77 (9)	13.11-89
Goals: Fremantle: Matthew Pavlich 3, Brett Peake 2, Des Headland 2, Paul Medhurst 2, Luke McPharlin, Aaron Sandilands, Jeff Farmer, Peter Bell, Matthew Carr, Shaun McManus. Richmond: Troy Simmonds 2, Chris Hyde 2, Greg Stafford, Andrew Kellaway, Greg Tivendale, Nathan Foley, Patrick  Bowden, Kayne Pettifer, Mark Coughlan, Shane Tuck, Matthew White.

kanagroos (2-7) vs sydney (6-3) manaka oval sunday afternoon 110pm

sydney made it 6 straight for their title defence by 7 points over the roos in canberra. kangaroos (2-8) Face richmond saturday afternoon. sydney (7-3) host st kilda saturday night.

KAN	0.6-6	7.10-52 (7)	12.11-83 (11)	14.14-98
SYD	5.3-33 (27)	7.3-45	11.6-72	16.9-105 (7)
Goals: Sydney: Barry Hall 6.0, Adam Schneider 2, Sean Dempster, Brett Kirk, Luke Ablett, Adam Goodes, Jarrad McVeigh, Amon Buchanan, Michael O’Loughlin, Ryan O’Keefe. Kangaroos: David Hale 3, Nathan Thompson 2, Shannon Grant 2, Jade Rawlings, Brent Harvey, Adam Simpson, Kasey Green, Daniel Harris, Shannon Watt, Drew Petrie.

carlton (2-7) vs port (3-6) telstra dome sunday afternoon 210pm

port continue carltons misery by 34 points. carlton (2-8) face west coast in perth sunday afternoon. port (4-6) host hawthorn sunday afternoon.

CAR	3.2-20	4.5-29	6.8-44	12.12-84
PA	8.4-52 (32)	13.8-86 (57)	15.14-104 (60)	17.16-118 (34)
Goals: Port: Brett Ebert 3, Chad  Cornes 2, Brendon Lade 2, Stuart Dew 2, Toby Thurstans 2, Nathan Lonie, Jacob Surjan, James Ezard, Steven Salopek, Josh Mahoney, Troy Chaplin. Carlton: Brendan Fevola 5.1 Eddie Betts 2, Anthony Koutoufides, Andrew Walker, Marc Murphy, Lance Whitnall, Dylan McLaren.

melbourne (5-4) vs st kilda (5-4) mcg sunday afternoon 210pm

nietz kept the dees in the 8 by 13 points over st kilda. Melbournne (6-4) host collingwood on queens birthday monday. st kilda (5-5) face sydney in sydney saturday night.

MEL	4.4-28 (14)	10.9-69 (36)	12.10-82 (14)	15.13-103 (13)
STK	2.2-14	5.3-33	10.8-68	13.12-90
Goals: Melbourne: David Neitz 8.3, Brock McLean, Lynden Dunn, Russell Robertson, Cameron Bruce, Matthew Whelan, Matthew Bate, Byron Pickett. St Kilda: Nick Dal Santo 3, Fraser Gehrig 2, Nick Riewoldt 2, Troy Schwarze 2, Leigh Montagna, Luke Ball, Jason Blake, Brett Voss.

ladder

1	WEST COAST	9	1	–	1033	829	124.6	36
2	ADELAIDE	8	2	–	1100	670	164.2	32
3	COLLINGWOOD	8	2	–	1205	849	141.9	32
4	SYDNEY	7	3	–	1063	844	125.9	28
5	WEST.B’DOGS	6	4	–	1109	989	112.1	24
6	MELBOURNE	6	4	–	964	897	107.5	24
7	FREMANTLE	6	4	–	854	916	93.2	24
8	ST KILDA	5	5	–	935	818	114.3	20
9	Richmond	5	5	–	834	1088	76.7	20
10	Brisbane	4	6	–	932	982	94.9	16
11	Hawthorn	4	6	–	827	978	84.6	16
12	Port Adelaide	4	6	–	941	1125	83.6	16
13	Geelong	3	7	–	879	921	95.4	12
14	Kangaroos	2	8	–	796	1022	77.9	8
15	Carlton	2	8	–	760	1030	73.8	8
16	Essendon	1	9	–	854	1128	75.7	4

goals

In the Goals, 2006	Games	Goals	R10	Total Score
Barry HALL (Sydney)	10	40	6.0	40.14-254
Brendan FEVOLA (Carlton)	9	37	5.1	37.23-245
Jonathan BROWN (Brisbane)	10	35	4.1	35.18-228
Anthony ROCCA (Collingwood)	10	34	2.3	34.12-216
Mark WILLIAMS (Hawthorn)	10	31	2.1	31.17-203
Nick RIEWOLDT (St Kilda)	10	30	2.1	30.17-197
Matthew PAVLICH (Fremantle)	10	28	3.0	28.9-177
Brad JOHNSON (WBdogs)	10	27	4.1	27.18-180
Mark RICCIUTO (Adelaide)	8	27	3.1	27.14-176
Fraser GEHRIG (St Kilda)	9	24	2.2	24.19-163
David NEITZ (Melbourne)	8	24	8.3	24.8-152
Daniel BRADSHAW (Brisbane)	10	23	2.2	23.16-154
Scott LUCAS (Essendon)	10	23	2.2	23.15-153
Brett BURTON (Adelaide)	8	21	4.2	21.14-140
Trent HENTSCHEL (Adelaide)	9	21	8.0	21.12-138
Leon DAVIS (Collingwood)	10	19	2.3	19.11-125
Chris TARRANT (Collingwood)	9	19	susp	19.11-125
Nathan THOMPSON (Kangaroos)	10	19	2.4	19.16-130
Gary ABLETT (Geelong)	10	18	2.1	18.18-126
Alan DIDAK (Collingwood)	10	18	0.1	18.7-115
Ben DIXON (Hawthorn)	10	18	5.1	18.11-119
Matthew ROBBINS (West.B’dogs)	10	18	1.3	18.10-118
Russell ROBERTSON (Melbourne)	10	18	1.2	18.13-121
Jeff FARMER (Fremantle)	8	17	1.0	17.6-108
Michael O’LOUGHLIN (Sydney)	10	17	1.1	17.9-111
Matthew RICHARDSON (Richmond)	9	17	inj	17.19-121
Paul CHAPMAN (Geelong)	10	16	2.2	16.10-106
Aaron DAVEY (Melbourne)	10	16	0.1	16.7-103
Nathan EAGLETON (West.B’dogs)	10	16	1.1	16.6-102
Quinten LYNCH (West Coast)	10	16	1.1	16.12-108
*

round 11 matches

friday

geelong vs essendon TD (N) 740pm

saturday

richmond vs kangaroos MCG 210pm

sydney vs st kilda SCG (N) 710pm

brisbane vs adeliade G (N) 710pm

sunday

port vs hawthorn AAMI 110pm

bulldogs vs freemantle TD 210pm

west coast vs carlton S 410pm

monday

melbourne vs collingwood MCG 210pm

“pups save the balloon pups”
mayor humdinger takes over the adventure bay ballon parade by getting rid of the other ballons so the pups have to get them back as well as getting mayor humdingers ballon back when it goes out of control.

“pups save the spider spies”

while the turbots go looking for spiders they get in trouble with a giant spider so the pups including a scared rubble must rescue them but it turns out not to be a big one.

next time bear issues in adventure bay.

oman air to join the one world alliace which is good for them. julain assange supporters are trying to get him away from the us. the final senate results are determined with labor winning the last wa seat and united australia (clives party) wining the last vic seat. the swimming body have banned trans gender people from compeititng in womans sport which without an alternative might be jumping the gun. australia has met with sri lanka to try and fix the laters crisis. nsw has decided to put the aboriginal flag on the sydney harbor bridge good idea. jim molan got returned which is annoying as he has no loyality to anyone even the libs abetz though was not returned.

“mighty pups super paw pups save a giant chicken”

on bell day the ladybird steals the adventure bay bell so the pups with the mighty twins get it back than chikoleta grows big creating problems

“mighty pups super paws pups stop harolds deep freeze”
harold humdinger tries to freeze adventure bay with a freeze ray but the pups stop him.

next time a rare spider and humdinger crashes a parade.

collingwood (6-2) vs bulldogs (5-3) mcg friday night 740pm

after a strong start the wheels are coming off the bulldogs in a 34 point loss to collingwood. collingwood (7-2) host brisbane at the g saturday night. bulldogs (5-4) host hawthorn at telstra dome in the battle of the out of form sides.

COL	5.0-30	12.5-77 (20)	16.6-102 (10)	21.13-139 (34)
WB	6.0-36 (6)	9.3-57	14.8-92	16.9-105
Goals: Collingwood: Anthony Rocca 5.1, Chris Tarrant 4, Leon Davis 3, Alan Didak 3, Dane Swan 3, Scott Burns, Josh Fraser, Paul Licuria. West.B’dogs: Chris Grant 4, Nathan Eagleton 3, Rohan Smith 2, Ryan Hargrave, Brad Johnson, Jordan McMahon, Ryan Murphy, Matthew Robbins, Wayde Skipper, Peter Street.

geelong (3-5) vs richmond (4-4) skilled stadium saturday afternoon 210pm

richmond broke a 16 year drought at geelong by 20 points putting geelong in trouble. geelong (3-6) host west coast saturday afternoon. richmond (5-4) travel to play freemanlte saturday night.

GEE	5.3-33 (6)	8.7-55 (4)	12.9-81 (3)	12.18-90
RCH	4.3-27	8.3-51	12.6-78	17.8-110 (20)
Goals: Richmond: Chris Hyde 4, Kayne Pettifer 3, Troy Simmonds 3, Andrew Krakouer 2, Richard Tambling, Patrick Bowden, Mark Coughlan, Greg Tivendale. Geelong: Jarad Rooke 3, Jimmy Bartel 2, Gary Ablett 2, Brad Ottens, Andrew Mackie, Joel Corey, Shannon Byrnes, Steve Johnson.

adelaide (6-2) vs carlton (2-6) aami stadium saturday afternoon 310pm

adelaide annocued their contention wasn’t over with a 64 point win over struggling carlton. adelaide (7-2) host essendon friday night. carlton (2-7) host port sunday afternoon.

ADE	7.5-47 (40)	10.6-66 (21)	16.12-108 (57)	18.16-124 (64)
CAR	1.1-7	7.3-45	8.3-51	9.6-60
Goals: Adelaide: Mark Ricciuto 3, Trent Hentschel 3, Brett Burton 2, Scott Thompson 2, Ken McGregor 2, Michael Doughty, Graham Johncock, Brent Reilly, Scott Stevens, Matthew Bode, Simon Goodwin. Carlton: Matthew Lappin 3, Brendan Fevola 2, Marc Murphy, Lance Whitnall, Anthony Koutoufides, Kade Simpson.

essendon (1-7) vs port (2-6) telstra dome saturday night 710pm

essendons horror run continues with 8 straight losses this time by 10 goals to port. essendon (1-8) play adeliade in adelaide friday night. port (3-6) face carlton sunday afternoon.

ESS	3.6-24	4.9-33	6.11-47	9.15-69
PA	7.1-43 (19)	9.5-59 (26)	15.9-99 (47)	20.9-129 (60)
Goals: Port: Warren Tredrea 4, Damon White 3, Brett Ebert 2, Stuart Dew 2, Brendon Lade, Shaun Burgoyne, Michael Wilson, Adam Thomson, Nathan Lonie, Toby Thurstans, Dean Brogan, Danyle Pearce, Troy Chaplin. Essendon: Scott Lucas 3, Brent Stanton, Kepler Bradley, Jobe Watson, Adam McPhee, Mark McVeigh, Mark Bolton.

hawthorn (4-4) vs sydney (5-3) mcg saturday night 710pm

sydney kept their title defence strong run with their 5th straight win against the out of form hawks by 65 points. hawthorn (4-5) play bulldogs at telstra dome saturday afternoon. sydney (6-3) go to canberra to play the roos sunday afternoon.

HAW	0.3-3	3.6-24	6.11-47	7.12-54
SYD	5.2-32 (29)	7.3-45 (21)	14.3-87 (40)	19.5-119 (65)
Goals: Sydney: Nick Davis 4, Barry Hall 4, Michael O’Loughlin 3, Ryan O’Keefe 2, Amon Buchanan, Jude Bolton, Nic Fosdike, Brett Kirk, Paul Williams, Adam Schneider. Hawthorn: Mark Williams 2, Shane Crawford, Ben Dixon, Trent Croad, Jarryd Roughead, Brent Guerra.

brisbane (3-5) vs freemantle (5-3) gabba sunday afternoon 110pm

brisbane aren’t done with a 68 point win over freo. brisbane (4-5) face collingwood at the g saturday night. freemantle (5-4) host richmond in perth saturday night.

BRI	7.3-45 (31)	10.11-71 (39)	14.13-97 (45)	21.15-141 (68)
FRE	2.2-14	4.8-32	7.10-52	10.13-73
Goals: Brisbane: Jonathan Brown 7.3, Daniel Bradshaw 3, Simon Black 2, Ashley McGrath 2, Michael Voss, Justin Sherman, Anthony Corrie, Jared Brennan, Jason Akermanis, Michael Rischitelli, Matthew Moody. Fremantle: Matthew Pavlich 2, Justin Longmuir 2, Paul Medhurst 2, Heath Black 2, Paul Hasleby, Graham Polak.

st kilda (4-4) vs kangaroos (2-6) telstra dome sunday afternoon 210pm

the roos continue their slump with a 17 point loss to st kilda. st kilda (5-4) play melbounre at the g sunday afternoon. kangaroos (2-7) host sydney in canberra sunday afternoon.

STK	4.4-28 (19)	6.7-43 (5)	8.11-59 (15)	10.14-74 (17)
KAN	1.3-9	5.8-38	6.8-44	8.9-57
Goals: St Kilda: Nick Dal Santo 2, Fraser Gehrig 2, Nick Riewoldt 2, Luke Ball, Robert Harvey, Mark McGough, Troy Schwarze. Kangaroos: Shannon Grant 2, Troy Makepeace 2, Kasey Green, Corey Jones, Hamish McIntosh, Nathan Thompson.

west coast (7-1) vs melbourne (5-3) subiaco sunday afternoon 410pm

west coast secured first with a 22 point win over melbourne. west coast (8-1) play geelong at geelong saturday afternoon. melbourne (5-4) host st kilda sunday afternoon.

WCE	2.8-20	5.11-41 (5)	9.15-69 (1)	13.19-97 (22)
MEL	3.4-22 (2)	5.6-36	10.8-68	11.9-75
Goals: West Coast: Daniel Kerr 2, Ashley Hansen 2, Brent Staker 2, Beau Waters, Mark Nicoski, Chris Judd, Dean Cox, Quinten Lynch, Andrew Embley, Daniel Chick. Melbourne: Robertson 4, Bartram 2, Dunn, Johnstone, Pickett, Green, Bruce.

ladder

1	WEST COAST	8	1	–	932	731	127.5	32
2	ADELAIDE	7	2	–	912	620	147.1	28
3	COLLINGWOOD	7	2	–	1096	766	143.1	28
4	SYDNEY	6	3	–	958	746	128.4	24
5	ST KILDA	5	4	–	845	715	118.2	20
6	WEST.B’DOGS	5	4	–	1000	901	111.0	20
7	MELBOURNE	5	4	–	861	807	106.7	20
8	FREMANTLE	5	4	–	754	827	91.2	20
9	Richmond	5	4	–	745	988	75.4	20
10	Brisbane	4	5	–	849	873	97.3	16
11	Hawthorn	4	5	–	739	869	85.0	16
12	Geelong	3	6	–	781	820	95.2	12
13	Port Adelaide	3	6	–	823	1041	79.1	12
14	Kangaroos	2	7	–	698	917	76.1	8
15	Carlton	2	7	–	676	912	74.1	8
16	Essendon	1	8	–	804	940	85.5	4

goals

Barry HALL (Sydney)	9	34	4.1	34.14-218
Brendan FEVOLA (Carlton)	8	32	2.2	32.22-214
Anthony ROCCA (Collingwood)	9	32	5.1	32.9-201
Jonathan BROWN (Brisbane)	9	31	7.3	31.17-203
Mark WILLIAMS (Hawthorn)	9	29	2.1	29.16-190
Nick RIEWOLDT (St Kilda)	9	28	2.3	28.16-184
Matthew PAVLICH (Fremantle)	9	25	2.1	25.9-159
Mark RICCIUTO (Adelaide)	7	24	3.0	24.13-157
Brad JOHNSON (WBdogs)	9	23	1.4	23.17-155
Fraser GEHRIG (St Kilda)	8	22	2.2	22.17-149
Daniel BRADSHAW (Brisbane)	9	21	3.4	21.14-140
Scott LUCAS (Essendon)	9	21	3.2	21.13-139
Chris TARRANT (Collingwood)	9	19	4.1	19.11-125
Alan DIDAK (Collingwood)	9	18	3.1	18.6-114
Brett BURTON (Adelaide)	7	17	2.3	17.12-114
Leon DAVIS (Collingwood)	9	17	3.2	17.8-110
Matthew RICHARDSON (Richmond)	9	17	1.4	17.19-121
Matthew ROBBINS (West.B’dogs)	9	17	1.0	17.7-109
Russell ROBERTSON (Melbourne)	9	17	4.2	17.11-113
Nathan THOMPSON (Kangaroos)	9	17	1.0	17.12-114
Gary ABLETT (Geelong)	9	16	2.1	16.17-113
Aaron DAVEY (Melbourne)	9	16	0.0	16.6-102
Jeff FARMER (Fremantle)	7	16	inj	16.6-102
David NEITZ (Melbourne)	7	16	0.0	16.5-101
Michael O’LOUGHLIN (Sydney)	9	16	3.1	16.8-104
Nathan EAGLETON (West.B’dogs)	9	15	3.0	15.5-95
Quinten LYNCH (West Coast)	9	15	1.1	15.11-101
Dane SWAN (Collingwood)	9	15	3.1	15.6-96

round 10 matches

friday

adelaide vs essendon AAMI (N) 840pm

saturday

geelong vs west coast SS 210pm

bulldogs vs hawthorn TD 210pm

collingwood vs brisbane MCG (N) 710pm

freemantle vs richmond S (N) 740pm

sunday

kangaroos vs sydney MO 110pm

melbourne vs st kilda MCG 210pm

carlton vs port TD 210pm

gold coasts best year continues beating adelaide in the afl. cantebury beat west tigers and canberra beat newcastle in the nrl. the electricity issues aren’t as bad yet in terms of outages.

hawthorn (4-3) vs melbourne (4-3) mcg friday night 740pm

competitive at one end the hawks where destroyed at the other losing by 75 points after not scoring in the last quarter to red hot melbourne who have now won 5 straight. hawthorn (4-4) host sydney saturday night at the g. melbourne (5-3) face west coast in perth sunday afternoonn.

HAW	5.2-32	6.4-40	9.7-61	9.7-61
MEL	6.4-40 (8)	10.10-70 (30)	13.13-91 (30)	20.16-136 (75)
Goals: Melbourne: David Neitz 6.0, Cameron Bruce 2, Lynden Dunn 2, Jeff White 2, Aaron Davey 2, Mark Jamar 2, Russell Robertson, Simon Godfrey, Brad Green, Travis Johnstone. Hawthorn: Mark Williams 2, Tim Clarke 2, Shane Crawford 2, Ben Dixon 2, Jarryd Roughead.

richmond (3-4) vs adelaide (6-1) telstra dome saturday afternoon 210pm

what 20 goal loss thats last weeks news richmond are back on track with a 3 point upset win over ladder leaders adeliade. richmond (4-4) face geelong at geeelong saturday afternoon. adelaide (6-2) host carlton saturday afternoon.

RCH	3.0-18 (2)	6.3-39 (15)	7.7-49 (17)	10.9-69 (3)
ADE	2.4-16	3.6-24	4.8-32	9.12-66
Goals: Richmond: Troy Simmonds 2, Mark Coughlan, Brett Deledio, Andrew Krakouer, Chris Newman, Adam Pattison, Kayne Pettifer, Richard Tambling, Shane Tuck. Adelaide: Brett Burton 2, Trent Hentschel 2, Tyson Edwards, Graham Johncock, Martin Mattner, Andrew McLeod, Mark Ricciuto.

freemantle (4-3) vs kangaroos (2-5) subiaco saturday afternoon 410pm

freemantle beat bogey side kangaroos by 35 points in perth for just the 4th time in the clubs history. freemantle (5-3) travel to play brisbane sunday afternoon. kangaroos (2-6) face st kild at telstra dome sunday afternoon.

FRE	2.3-15 (4)	5.4-34	9.4-58 (19)	13.6-84 (35)
KAN	1.5-11	5.7-37 (3)	5.9-39	6.13-49
Goals: Fremantle: Matthew Pavlich 6.1, Ryan Murphy 3, Matthew Carr, Paul Hasleby, Justin Longmuir, Jeff Farmer. Kangaroos: Corey Jones 2, Leigh Harding 2, Brent Harvey, Shannon Grant.

collingwood (5-2) vs geelong (3-4) mcg saturday night 710pm

collingwood embarassed geelong by 102 points in a complete blow out. collingwood (6-2) face bulldogs at the g friday night. geelong (3-5) host richmond saturday afternoon.

COL	6.0-36 (23)	12.3-75 (59)	18.10-118 (94)	22.14-146 (102)
GEE	2.1-13	2.4-16	3.6-24	6.8-44
Goals: Collingwood: Leon Davis 4, Anthony Rocca 4, Dane Swan 4, Chris Tarrant 3, Heath Shaw 2, Shane O’Bree, Ben Johnson, Scott Burns, Brodie Holland, Paul Licuria. Geelong: James Kelly 2, Kent Kingsley, Steve Johnson, Joel Corey, Gary Ablett.

bulldogs (5-2) vs sydney (4-3) scg saturday night 710pm

bulldogs finish their sydney experiment with another loss to them by 26 points this time to the regining premiers. bulldogs (5-3) face collingwood at the g friday night. sydney (5-3) face hawthorn at the g saturday night.

WB	4.0-24	8.4-52	10.6-66	14.6-90
SYD	6.3-39 (15)	10.5-65 (13)	16.9-105 (39)	17.14-116 (26)
Goals: Sydney: Barry Hall 5.3, Nick Davis 3, Jarrad McVeigh 2, Amon Buchanan, Adam Schneider, Brett Kirk, Nic Fosdike, Lewis Roberts-Thomson, Adam Goodes, Ryan O’Keefe. West.B’dogs: Matthew Robbins 5.1, Brad Johnson 5.1, Nathan Eagleton, Dale Morris, Farren Ray, Chris Grant.

port (2-5) vs brisbane (2-5) aami stadium sunday afternoon 110pm

ports collapse continues with a 69 point loss to brisbane. port (2-6) face essendon at telstra dome saturday night. brisbane (3-5) host freemantle sunday afternoon.

PA	4.6-30	6.9-45	7.13-55	10.18-78
BRI	5.3-33 (3)	9.8-62 (17)	18.11-119 (64)	22.15-147 (69)
Goals: Brisbane: Jonathan Brown 7.0, Daniel Bradshaw 6.4, Ashley McGrath 3, Luke Power 2, Joel Patfull, Tim Notting, Justin Sherman, Anthony Corrie. Port: Josh Mahoney 3, Brett Ebert 2, Toby Thurstans, Nathan Lonie, Warren Tredrea, Fabian Deluca, Steven Salopek.

carlton (2-5) vs st kilda (3-4) mcg sunday afternoon 210pm

fevola kicked all 4 of carltons goals in a horrible 92 point loss when riewoldt kicked more than carltons score. carlton (2-6) face adelaide saturday afternoon in adeliade. st kilda (4-4) host kangaroos at telstra dome sunday afternoon.

CAR	1.2-8	1.3-9	2.6-18	4.10-34
STK	7.7-49 (41)	9.13-67 (56)	14.15-99 (81)	18.18-126 (92)
Goals: St Kilda: Riewoldt 9.3, Fraser Gehrig 3, Stephen Milne 2, Steven Baker 2, Justin Peckett, Brett Voss. Carlton: Brendan Fevola 4,5, Simon Wiggins 0.2, rushed 0.3.

essendon (1-6) vs west coast (6-1) telstra dome sunday afternoon 210pm

in last v first essnedon where good for most of the game but run out of legs in a 21 point loss to the leaders. essendon (1-7) host port saturday night. west coast (7-1) host melbourne sunday afternoon.

ESS	2.3-15	6.6-42	12.7-79 (10)	14.8-92
WCE	3.4-22 (7)	6.7-43 (1)	10.9-69	16.17-113 (21)
Goals: West Coast: Daniel Chick 5.0, Quinten Lynch 4, Ashley Hansen 3, Chris Judd, Dean Cox, Jaymie Graham, Andrew Embley. Essendon: Adam McPhee 2, Scott Lucas 2, Andrew Lovett 2, Dean Solomon 2, Ricky Dyson, Angus Monfries, Brent Stanton, Courtney Johns, Jobe Watson, Jason Laycock

ladder

	W	L	D	F	A	%	Total
1	WEST COAST	7	1	–	835	656	127.3	28
2	COLLINGWOOD	6	2	–	957	661	144.8	24
3	ADELAIDE	6	2	–	788	560	140.7	24
4	SYDNEY	5	3	–	839	692	121.2	20
5	WEST.B’DOGS	5	3	–	895	762	117.5	20
6	MELBOURNE	5	3	–	786	710	110.7	20
7	FREMANTLE	5	3	–	681	686	99.3	20
8	ST KILDA	4	4	–	771	658	117.2	16
9	Hawthorn	4	4	–	685	750	91.3	16
10	Richmond	4	4	–	635	898	70.7	16
11	Geelong	3	5	–	691	710	97.3	12
12	Brisbane	3	5	–	708	800	88.5	12
13	Carlton	2	6	–	616	788	78.2	8
14	Kangaroos	2	6	–	641	843	76.0	8
15	Port Adelaide	2	6	–	694	972	71.4	8
16	Essendon	1	7	–	735	811	90.6	4

goals

Brendan FEVOLA (Carlton)	7	30	4.5	30.20-200
Mark WILLIAMS (Hawthorn)	8	27	2.3	27.15-177
Anthony ROCCA (Collingwood)	8	27	4.1	27.8-170
Nick RIEWOLDT (St Kilda)	8	26	9.3	26.13-169
Jonathan BROWN (Brisbane)	8	24	7.0	24.14-158
Matthew PAVLICH (Fremantle)	8	23	6.1	23.8-146
Brad JOHNSON (WBdogs)	8	22	5.1	22.13-145
Mark RICCIUTO (Adelaide)	6	21	1.1	21.13-139
Fraser GEHRIG (St Kilda)	7	20	3.2	20.15-135
Scott LUCAS (Essendon)	8	18	2.1	18.11-119
Daniel BRADSHAW (Brisbane)	8	18	6.4	18.10-118
Matthew RICHARDSON (Richmond)	8	16	0.2	16.15-111
Aaron DAVEY (Melbourne)	8	16	2.1	16.6-102
Jeff FARMER (Fremantle)	7	16	1.0	16.6-102
David NEITZ (Melbourne)	6	16	6.0	16.5-101
Matthew ROBBINS (West.B’dogs)	8	16	5.1	16.7-103
Nathan THOMPSON (Kangaroos)	8	16	0.2	16.12-108
Chris TARRANT (Collingwood)	8	15	3.1	15.10-100
Brett BURTON (Adelaide)	6	15	2.1	15.9-99
Alan DIDAK (Collingwood)	8	15	0.0	15.5-95
Gary ABLETT (Geelong)	8	14	1.1	14.16-100
Quinten LYNCH (West Coast)	8	14	4.1	14.10-94
Paul CHAPMAN (Geelong)	8	14	0.1	14.6-90
Leon DAVIS (Collingwood)	8	14	4.2	14.6-90
Josh MAHONEY (Port Adelaide)	8	14	3.0	14.1-85

round 9 matches

friday

collingwood vs bulldogs MCG (N) 740pm

saturday

geelong vs richmond SS 210pm

adelaide vs carlton AAMI 310pm

essendon vs port TD (N) 710pm

hawthorn vs sydney MCG (N) 710pm

sunday

brisbane vs freemantle G 110pm

st kilda vs kangaroos TD 210pm

west coast vs melbourne S 410pm

“pups save a bat family”

while caving jake and everest find a bat family. while uncle otis has a landslide in the mountains which terrifies the bats so everest calls the other pups to get the bat back in the cave which they do after causing problems around adventure bay (the bats cause problems).

“pups save a mud monster”

on a visit to jakes mountain mayor goodway gets a mud facial but it ends up scaring the mountain people when it doesn’t really dry off before she looks for chikoelta. the pups need to fix the mess.

next time the mighty twins are back as is harold humdinger

st kilda (3-3) vs geelong (2-4) Telstra dome friday night 740pm

geelong broke a 4 match losing streak by 3 goals over st kilda. st kilda (3-4) face carlton at the g sunday afternoon. geelong (3-4) face collingwood at the g saturday night.

STK	1.4-10	3.8-26	6.8-44	9.10-64
GEE	2.4-16 (6)	6.5-41 (15)	10.7-67 (23)	12.10-82 (18)
Goals: Geelong: Paul Chapman 3, Steve Johnson 3, Jared Rooke, James Kelly, Henry Playfair, David Johnson, Cameron Ling, Kane Tenace. St Kilda: Nick Riewoldt 3, Troy Schwarze, Fraser Gehrig, Cain Ackland, Jason Gram, Matt Maguire, Brendon Goddard.

melbourne (3-3) vs freemantle (4-2) mcg saturday afternoon 210pm

melbourne have continued their revival with win number 4 on the trot by 59 points over freemantle. melbourne (4-3) face hawthorn friday night at the g. freemanlte (4-3) host kangaroos saturday afternoon in perth.

MEL	3.3-21 (6)	9.8-62 (37)	12.11-83 (33)	17.15-117 (59)
FRE	2.3-15	3.7-25	7.8-50	8.10-58
Goals: Melbourne: Aaron Davey 2, Brad Green 2, Russell Robertson 2, Adem Yze 2, David Neitz 2, Travis Johnstone 2, Brock McLean 2, Byron Pickett, Mark Jamar, Lynden Dunn. Fremantle: Michael Johnson 3, Jeff Farmer 2, Paul Medhurst, Troy Cook, Matthew Pavlich.

richmond (3-3) vs sydney (3-3) telstra dome saturday afternoon 210pm

sydneys title defence is back on track with an easy 118 point win over richmond. richmond (3-4) host adelaide saturday afternoon at telstra dome. sydney (4-3) face bulldogs in their “away” game in sydney.

RCH	4.2-26	6.6-42	8.7-55	9.8-62
SYD	8.0-48 (22)	15.4-94 (52)	21.6-132 (77)	28.12-180 (118)
Goals: Sydney: Barry Hall 5.0, Ryan O’Keefe 4, Nick Malceski 3, Michael O’Loughlin 3, Luke Ablett 2, Adam Goodes 2, Jarrad McVeigh 2, Amon Buchanan 2, Nick Davis, Jude Bolton, Ted Richards, Brett Kirk, Paul Williams. Richmond: Matthew Richardson 2, Kayne Pettifer 2, Troy Simmonds, Greg Stafford, Chris Hyde, Cleve Hughes, Richard Tambling.

hawthorn (4-2) vs brisbane (1-5) carrara saturday night 710pm

brisbane got off the bottom of the ladder with a 40 point win over hawthorn lead by jonathan brown who kikced 8 goals. hawthorn (4-3) host melbourne at the g friday night. brisbane (2-5) travel to play port sunday afternoon.

HAW	0.0-0	4.1-25	6.7-43	9.12-66
BRI	4.1-25 (25)	9.8-62 (37)	14.9-93 (50)	16.10-106 (40)
Goals: Brisbane: Jonathan Brown 8.4, Jared Brennan 3, Ashley McGrath 2, Matthew Moody, Mitchell Clark, Daniel Bradshaw. Hawthorn: Mark Williams 5.0, Harry Miller, Ben Dixon, Campbell Brown, Richard Vandenberg.

west coast (5-1) vs collingwood (5-1) subiaco saturday night 740pm

west coast won the top of the table clash by 14 points over collingwood. west coast (6-1) face essendon at telstra dome sunday afternoon. collingwood (5-2) host geelong saturday night at the g.

WCE	4.2-26 (11)	8.7-55 (20)	11.10-76	16.16-112 (14)
COL	2.3-15	5.5-35	12.6-78 (2)	15.8-98
Goals: West Coast: Quinten Lynch 5.1, Chris Judd 3, Ashley Hansen 2, Ben Cousins, Dean Cox, Daniel Chick, Ashley Sampi, Andrew Embley, Tyson Stenglein. Collingwood: Leon Davis 3, Anthony Rocca 3, Dane Swan 3, Josh Fraser 2, Scott Burns 2, Paul Licuria, Alan Didak.

port (2-4) vs bulldogs (4-2) Aami stadium sunday afternoon 110pm

bulldogs are back on track for a top 4 spot with a 76 point win over port. port (2-5) host brisbane sunday afternoon. bulldogs (5-2) play sydney in a “home” game at the scg.

PA	1.4-10	5.9-39	9.11-65	13.12-90
WB	7.5-47 (37)	13.7-85 (46)	20.9-129 (64)	25.16-166 (76)
Goals: West.B’dogs: Brad Johnson 4, Adam Cooney 3, Nathan Eagleton 3, Brett Montgomery 2, Chris Grant 2, Ryan Griffen 2, Matthew Boyd 2, Matthew Robbins 2, Robert Murphy, Daniel Giansiracusa, Daniel Cross, Mitch Hahn, Farren Ray. Port: Chad Cornes 3, Damon White 3, Shaun Burgoyne 2, Warren Tredrea, Michael Pettigrew, Toby Thurstans, Steven Salopek, Danyle Pearce.

carlton (1-5) vs essendon (1-5) mcg sunday afternoon 210pm

the fevola show saw carlton send the old rival essendon to the bottom of the table by 33 points. carlton (2-5) host st kilda at the g sunday afternoon. essendon (1-6) host west coast sunday afternoon at telstra dome.

CAR	2.3-15 (–)	7.5-47 (17)	10.7-67 (14)	17.9-111 (33)
ESS	2.3-15 (–)	4.6-30	7.11-53	11.12-78
Goals: Carlton: Brendan Fevola 7.2, Josh Kennedy 2, Marc Murphy 2, Nick Stevens, Bradley Fisher, Jason Saddington, Jarrad Waite, Heath Scotland, Adam Bentick. Essendon: Andrew Lovett 2, David Hille 2, Ricky Dyson 2, Angus Monfries, Mark Johnson, Jason Winderlich, Mark Bolton, Jobe Watson.

kanagroos (2-4) vs adeliade (5-1) telstra dome sunday afternoon 310pm

the game was over before it started with the crows getting off to a big lead on the way to a 56 point win over the roos. kangaroos (2-5) play freemantle in perth saturday afternoon. adelaide (6-1) travel to play richmond saturday afternoon at telstra dome.

KAN	1.1-7	5.3-33	6.5-41	9.6-60
ADE	9.2-56 (49)	9.3-57 (24)	13.6-84 (43)	18.8-116 (56)
Goals: Adelaide: Mark Ricciuto 5.0, Brett Burton 4, Trent Hentschel 3, Rhett Biglands 2, Jason Porplyzia 2, Michael Doughty, Scott Thompson. Kangaroos: Nathan Thompson 2, Leigh Harding 2, Corey Jones, Kasey Green, David Hale, Drew Petrie, Hamish McIntosh.

ladder

1	ADELAIDE	6	1	–	722	491	147.0	24
2	WEST COAST	6	1	–	722	564	128.0	24
3	COLLINGWOOD	5	2	–	811	617	131.4	20
4	WEST.B’DOGS	5	2	–	805	646	124.6	20
5	SYDNEY	4	3	–	723	602	120.1	16
6	HAWTHORN	4	3	–	624	614	101.6	16
7	MELBOURNE	4	3	–	650	649	100.2	16
8	FREMANTLE	4	3	–	597	637	93.7	16
9	Geelong	3	4	–	647	564	114.7	12
10	St Kilda	3	4	–	645	624	103.4	12
11	Richmond	3	4	–	566	832	68.0	12
12	Carlton	2	5	–	582	662	87.9	8
13	Kangaroos	2	5	–	592	759	78.0	8
14	Brisbane	2	5	–	561	722	77.7	8
15	Port Adelaide	2	5	–	616	825	74.7	8
16	Essendon	1	6	–	643	698	92.1	4

goals

Brendan FEVOLA (Car)	6	26	7.2	26.15-171
Barry Hall (Sydney)	7	25	5.0	25.10-160
Mark WILLIAMS (Hawthorn)	7	25	5.0	25.12-162
Anthony ROCCA (Collingwood)	7	23	3.0	23.7-145
Mark RICCIUTO (Adelaide)	5	20	5.0	20.12-132
Jonathan BROWN (Brisbane)	7	17	8.4	17.14-116
Fraser GEHRIG (St Kilda)	6	17	1.0	17.13-115
Brad JOHNSON (WBdogs)	7	17	4.3	17.12-114
Matthew PAVLICH (Fremantle)	7	17	1.1	17.7-109
Nick RIEWOLDT (St Kilda)	7	17	3.2	17.10-112
Scott LUCAS (Essendon)	7	16	0.3	16.10-106
Matthew RICHARDSON (Richmond)	7	16	2.2	16.13-109
Nathan THOMPSON (Kangaroos)	7	16	2.1	16.10-106
Alan DIDAK (Collingwood)	7	15	1.0	15.5-95
Jeff FARMER (Fremantle)	6	15	2.1	15.6-96
Paul CHAPMAN (Geelong)	7	14	3.2	14.5-89
Aaron DAVEY (Melbourne)	7	14	2.1	14.5-89
Gary ABLETT (Geelong)	7	13	0.2	13.15-93
Brett BURTON (Adelaide)	5	13	4.2	13.8-86
Matthew LLOYD (Essendon)	3	13	inj	13.3-81
Michael O’LOUGHLIN (Sydney)	7	13	3.0	13.6-84

round 8 matches

friday

hawthorn vs melbourne MCG (N) 740pm

saturday

richmond vs adeliade TD 210pm

freemantle vs kanagroos S 410pm

bulldogs vs sydney SCG (N) 710pm

collingwood vs geelong MCG (N) 710pm

sunday

port vs brisbane AAMI 110pm

carlton vs st kilda MCG 210pm

essendon vs west coast TD 210pm

bulldogs beat gws while geelong survived a west coast scare and port stun sydney. eels bounce back against roosters while penrith beat warriors and sharks beat titans. a disbaled passenger has died in london due to not having sufficent support. trump was not loyal to his deputy by asking protestors to turn on him during the capitol riots. the uk want eurovision in the ukraine which is interesting. the lnp have held their seat in the qld by election over night. they should not name anything after pedophiles including school buildings.

melbourne (2-3) vs geelong (2-3) mcg friday night 740pm

what a thriller saw melbourne continue their revival with a 6 point win over out of form geelong. Melbourne (3-3) host freemantle at the g saturday afternoon. geelong (2-4) face st kilda friday night at telstra dome.

MEL	3.3-21	6.5-41	11.7-73 (3)	13.9-87 (6)
GEE	4.2-26 (5)	6.6-42 (1)	10.10-70	11.15-81
Goals: Melbourne: Cameron Bruce 2, Aaron Davey 2, Lynden Dunn 2, Russell Robertson 2, Matthew Bate, Mark Jamar, Brock McLean, Jeff White, Adem Yze. Geelong: Jimmy Bartel 3, Paul Chapman 3, Gary Ablett 2, Cameron Mooney, Henry Playfair, Kane Tenace.

st kilda (2-3) vs bulldogs (4-1) telstra dome saturday afternoon 210pm

st kilda got their season back on track with a 14 point win over bulldogs. st kilda (3-3) host geelong friday night at telstra dome. bulldogs (4-2) travel to play port sunday afternoon.

STK	3.4-22 (4)	8.4-52 (27)	9.8-62 (10)	14.8-92 (14)
WB	3.0-18	4.1-25	8.4-52	12.6-78
Goals: St Kilda: Fraser Gehrig 6.2, Robert Harvey 3, Troy Schwarze, Stephen Milne, Matt Maguire, Aaron Hamill, Nick Riewoldt. West.B’dogs: Mitch Hahn 3, Daniel Giansiracusa 2, Brad Johnson 2, Chris Grant 2, Rohan Smith, Adam Cooney, Scott West.

freemantle (3-2) vs west coast (5-0) subiaco saturday afternoon 410pm

freemantle ended their cross town rivals unbeaten start by 5 points over west coast. freemantle (4-2) Travel to play melbourne sunday afternoon. west coast (5-1) host collingwood in a top of table clash saturday night.

FRE	4.4-28 (5)	7.8-50 (2)	10.11-71 (3)	12.16-88 (5)
WCE	3.5-23	7.6-48	10.8-68	12.11-83
Goals: Fremantle: Matthew Pavlich 4, Josh Carr 3, Des Headland 2, Luke McPharlin, Peter Bell, Paul Hasleby. West Coast: Brent Staker 3, Andrew Embley 2, Mark Seaby 2, Matt Rosa, Rowan Jones, Jaymie Graham, Chris Judd, Daniel Chick.

essendon (1-4) vs richmond (2-3) mcg saturday night 710pm

essendon are still clearly missing matthew lloyd (out with injury for the year) a 2 point loss to richmond proves it. essendon (1-5) face carlton at the g sunday afternoon. richmond (3-3) host sydney at telstra dome saturday afternoon.

ESS	5.2-32 (5)	5.10-40	8.13-61	13.17-95
RCH	4.3-27	5.12-42 (2)	9.15-69 (8)	13.19-97 (2)
Goals: Richmond: Dean Polo 3, Cleve Hughes 2, Matthew Richardson 2, Greg Tivendale, Brent Hartigan, Andrew Kellaway, Kayne Pettifer, Andrew Krakouer, Shane Tuck. Essendon: Scott Lucas 4, Brent Stanton 2, Jason Laycock 2, Andrew Lovett 2, James Hird, Angus Monfries, Jobe Watson.

adelaide (4-1) vs port (2-3) aami stadium saturday night 740pm

adelaide have won a club best 4th straight showdown by 50 points over port in the crosstown battle. adeliade (5-1) face kangaroos sunday afternoon at telstra dome.port (2-4) host bulldogs sunday afternoon.

ADE	5.3-33 (26)	6.6-42 (3)	11.9-75 (23)	15.13-103 (50)
PA	1.1-7	6.3-39	8.4-52	8.5-53
Goals: Adelaide: Trent Hentschel 3, Michael Doughty 3, Scott Thompson 3, Ken McGregor, Martin Mattner, Jason Porplyzia, Ivan  Maric, Brent Reilly, Graham Johncock. Port: Shaun Burgoyne 2, Danyle Pearce 2, Stuart Dew, Chad Cornes, Peter Walsh, Josh Mahoney.

brisbane (1-4) vs sydney (2-3) gabba sunday afternoon 110pm

sydney are back on track to defend their flag by 32 points over brisbane. brisbane (1-5) face hawthorn at the gold coast saturday night. syeney (3-3) face richmond at telstra dome saturday afternoon.

BRI	3.4-22	4.4-28	8.7-55	10.10-70
SYD	5.2-32 (10)	8.6-54 (26)	13.10-88 (33)	15.12-102 (32)
Goals: Sydney: Barry Hall 3, Adam Goodes 2, Jared Crouch 2, Jude Bolton 2, Luke Ablett 2, Brett Kirk, Jarrad McVeigh, Sean Dempster, Nick Malceski. Brisbane: Jamie Charman 3, Daniel Bradshaw 2, Ben Fixter, Jason Akermanis, Matthew Moody, Mal Michael, Beau McDonald.

carlton (1-4) vs collingwood (4-1) mcg sunday afternoon 210pm

collingwood are not only top but have done better than last year (unless they lose 16 straight) by 72 points over carlton. carlton (1-5) host essendon at the g sunday afternoon. collingwood (5-1) face west coast in perth saturday night.

CAR	1.4-10	5.9-39 (2)	6.11-47	9.12-66
COL	2.5-17 (7)	5.7-37	12.9-81 (34)	21.12-138 (72)
Goals: Collingwood: Alan Didak 3, Anthony Rocca 2, Tarkyn Lockyer 2, Dane Swan 2, Ben Johnson 2, Paul Licuria 2, Leon Davis 2, Brodie Holland 2, Nathan Buckley, Scott Burns, Chris Tarrant, Dale Thomas. Carlton: Brendan Fevola 3, Nick Stevens, Jarrad Waite, Ryan Houlihan, Brad Fisher, Lance Whitnall, Andrew Walker.

kanagroos (1-4) vs hawthorn (4-1) telstra dome sunday afternoon 210pm

hawks must be regretting getting rid of nathan thompson who proved the difference kicking 8 goals against his old side in a 22 point cruel upset win. kangaroos (2-4) host adelaide sunday afternoon at telsta dome. hawthorn (4-2) host brisbane at the gold coast sunday afternoon.

KAN	1.2-8	6.6-42	11.10-76 (5)	15.12-102 (22)
HAW	4.4-28 (20)	7.8-50 (8)	10.11-71	11.14-80
Goals: Kangaroos: Nathan Thompson 8.4, Hamish McIntosh 2, Daniel Wells 2, Shannon Grant, Kasey Green, Daniel Harris. Hawthorn: Mark Williams 2, Robert Campbell, Tim Clarke, Shane Crawford, Trent Croad, Ben Dixon, Brent Guerra, Luke Hodge, Nick Ries, Clinton Young.

ladder

1	COLLINGWOOD	5	1	–	713	505	141.2	20
2	ADELAIDE	5	1	–	606	431	140.6	20
3	WEST COAST	5	1	–	610	466	130.9	20
4	WEST.B’DOGS	4	2	–	639	556	114.9	16
5	HAWTHORN	4	2	–	558	508	109.8	16
6	FREMANTLE	4	2	–	539	520	103.7	16
7	ST KILDA	3	3	–	581	542	107.2	12
8	SYDNEY	3	3	–	543	540	100.6	12
9	Melbourne	3	3	–	533	591	90.2	12
10	Richmond	3	3	–	504	652	77.3	12
11	Geelong	2	4	–	565	500	113.0	8
12	Kangaroos	2	4	–	532	643	82.7	8
13	Port Adelaide	2	4	–	526	659	79.8	8
14	Essendon	1	5	–	565	587	96.3	4
15	Carlton	1	5	–	471	584	80.7	4
16	Brisbane	1	5	–	455	656	69.4	4

goals

Barry Hall (Sydney)	6	20	3.2	20.10-130
Anthony ROCCA (Collingwood)	6	20	2.1	20.7-127
Mark WILLIAMS (Hawthorn)	6	20	2.5	20.12-132
Brendan FEVOLA (Car)	5	19	3.3	19.13-127
Fraser GEHRIG (St Kilda)	5	16	6.2	16.13-109
Scott LUCAS (Essendon)	6	16	4.3	16.7-103
Matthew PAVLICH (Fremantle)	6	16	4.0	16.6-102
Mark RICCIUTO (Adelaide)	4	15	inj	15.12-102
Alan DIDAK (Collingwood)	6	14	3.0	14.5-89
Matthew RICHARDSON (Richmond)	6	14	2.2	14.11-95
Nick RIEWOLDT (St Kilda)	6	14	1.0	14.8-92
Nathan THOMPSON (Kangaroos)	6	14	8.4	14.9-93
Gary ABLETT (Geelong)	6	13	2.2	13.13-91
Jeff FARMER (Fremantle)	5	13	susp	13.5-83
Brad JOHNSON (WBdogs)	6	13	2.1	13.9-87
Matthew LLOYD (Essendon)	3	13	inj	13.3-81
Aaron DAVEY (Melbourne)	6	12	2.1	12.4-76
Luke McPHARLIN (Fremantle)	6	12	1.0	12.5-77
Chris TARRANT (Collingwood)	6	12	1.1	12.9-81

round 7 matches

friday

st kilda vs geelong TD (N) 740pm

saturday

melbourne vs freemantle MCG 210pm

richmond vs sydney TD 210pm

hawthorn vs brisbane C (N) 710pm

west coast vs collingwood S (N) 740pm

sunday

port vs bulldogs AAMI 110pm

carlton vs essendon MCG 210pm

kanagroos vs adelaide TD 310pm

“pups save a freaky pup day”

chase is looking after chikoleta when he falls asleep he dreams his body has been swapped with chikoleta leading to confusion around adventure bay especially captain turbout gets thrown in the wind but it ends well.

“pups save a runaway mayor”

mayor humdingers latest cheating scheme for the athletics course using robotic pants that go fast but it mulfucntions so the pups rescue him from a few things including bears. when the race actually occurs he loses to miss majorie.

next time a bat family

richmond (1-3) vs carlton (1-3) mcg friday night 740pm

a strong start wasn’t enough for carlton in a 8 point loss to richmond in a poor kicking second half. richmond (2-3) face essendon at the g saturday night. carlton (1-4) face collingwood at the g sunday afternoon in a home game.

RCH	2.3-15	7.12-54	11.15-81 (14)	12.20-92 (8)
CAR	5.4-34 (19)	8.7-55 (1)	9.13-67	11.18-84
Goals: Richmond: Matthew Richardson 3, Kayne Pettifer 2, Greg Tivendale 2, Andrew Krakouer 2, Chris Hyde 2, Nathan Foley. Carlton: Jarrad Waite 3, Brendan Fevola 2, Lance Whitnall, Anthony Koutoufides, Marc Murphy, Andrew Walker, Adrian Deluca, Eddie Betts.

melbourne (1-3) vs kangaroos (1-3) mcg saturday afternoon 210pm

a back and fourth game saw melbourne get another close win by 4 points over the roos. melbourne (2-3) host geelong friday night at the g. kangaroos (1-4) face hawthorn at telstra dome sunday afternoon.

MEL	1.3-9	7.5-47 (20)	9.9-63	13.12-90 (4)
KAN	2.4-16 (7)	3.9-27	9.12-66 (3)	12.14-86
Goals: Melbourne: Adem Yze 4, Aaron Davey 3, Paul Wheatley, James McDonald, Russell Robertson, Brad Green, Travis Johnstone, Matthew Bate. Kangaroos: Nathan Thompson 5.3, Brent Harvey 2, Kasey Green 2, Shannon Grant, David Hale, Daniel Pratt.

adelaide (3-1) vs bulldogs (4-0) aami stadium saturday afternoon 240pm

the crows ended the dogs great start easily by 77 points in a blow out. adelaide (4-1) host port in the showdown saturday night. bulldogs (4-1) face st kilda at telstra dome saturday afternoon.

ADE	6.5-41 (33)	8.9-57 (39)	14.10-94 (53)	20.12-132 (77)
WB	1.2-8	2.6-18	5.11-41	7.13-55
Goals: Adelaide: Jason Porplyzia 3, Simon Goodwin 2, Martin Mattner 2, Brent Reilly 2, Rhett Biglands 2, Trent Hentschel, Matthew Bode, Bernie Vince, Hayden Skipworth, Tyson Edwards, Michael Doughty, Ben Rutten, Robert Shirley, Ken McGregor.  West.B’dogs: Adam Cooney 2, Farren Ray 2, Matthew Robbins, Brad Johnson, Daniel Giansiracusa.

sydney (1-3) vs geelong (2-2) anz stadium saturday night 720pm

sydney finally got their title defence going by 22 points over geelong. sydney (2-3) face brisbane at the gabba sunday afternoon. geelong (2-3) face melbourne at the g friday night.

SYD	3.3-21	7.11-53 (20)	11.16-82 (24)	15.17-107 (22)
GEE	4.3-27 (6)	5.3-33	9.4-58	13.7-85
Goals: Sydney: Adam Schneider 4.0, Barry Hall 4.2, Craig Bolton 2, Adam Goodes 2, Jude Bolton, Ryan O’Keefe, Michael O’Loughlin. Geelong: Cameron Mooney 3, Paul Chapman 3, Charlie Gardiner 2, Gary Ablett 2, Cameron Ling, Jarad Rooke, Darren Milburn.

west coast (4-0) vs brisbane (1-3) subiaco saturday night 740pm

west coast are clearly the team to beat in some ways with a 59 point win over brisbane. west coast (5-0) face freemantle in the derby saturday night. brisbane (1-4) host sydney sunday afternoon.

WCE	5.4-34 (8)	9.7-61 (15)	13.12-90 (32)	18.14-122 (59)
BRI	4.2-26	7.4-46	8.8-56	9.9-63
Goals: West Coast: Chris Judd 4, Daniel Chick 3, Dean Cox 2, Adam Hunter 2, Josh Wooden, Shannon Hurn, Brent Staker, Quinten Lynch, Jaymie Graham, Andrew Embley, Adam Selwood. Brisbane: Ashley McGrath 2, Jonathan Brown 2, Chris Johnson, Luke Power, Jamie Charman, Mitchell Clark, Tim Notting

st kilda (2-2) vs freemantle (2-2) auoura stadium sunday afternoon 110pm

in a controversal finish which originally ended in a draw but freemantle won on appeal as st kilda had scored well after the siren to win by a point. st kilda (2-3) host bulldogs saturday afternoon at telstra dome. freemantle (3-2) face west coast at home saturday night.

STK	2.5-17	6.7-43	9.9-63	13.15-93
FRE	5.2-32 (15)	10.5-65 (22)	12.7-79 (16)	14.10-94 (1)
Goals: St Kilda: Fraser Gehrig 3, Brett Voss 2, Jason Blake 2, Stephen Milne 2, Nick Dal Santo, Allan Murray, Leigh Montagna, Nick Riewoldt. Fremantle: Matthew Pavlich 6.1, Jeff Farmer 3, Luke McPharlin 2, Daniel Gilmore, Des Headland, Michael Johnson.

collingwood (3-1) vs port (2-2) telstra dome sunday afternoon 210pm

collingwood have only won one less than the whole of last season with a 41 point win over port. collingwood (4-1) face carlton at the g sunday afternoon. port (2-3) face adeliade in the local showdown sunday afternoon.

COL	6.0-36 (11)	8.2-50 (1)	16.6-102	18.12-120 (41)
PA	4.1-25	7.7-49	8.9-57	11.13-79
Goals: Collingwood: Anthony Rocca 5.0, Chris Tarrant 4, Nathan Buckley 4, Shane O’Bree 2, Ryan Lonie 2,  Dane Swan. Port: Warren Tredrea 2, Peter Burgoyne 2, Brendon Lade, Nathan Lonie, Stuart Dew,  Danyle Pearce, Peter Walsh, Steven Salopek, Kane Cornes.

hawthorn (3-1) vs essendon (1-3) mcg sunday afternoon 210pm

the uncontroversal one point thriller of the day saw hawthorn beat essendon by a point probably due to a 9 v 5 day break. hawthorn (4-1) like collingwood are 1 win less than last season face kangaroos at telstra dome sunday afternoon. essendon (1-4) host richmond saturday night at the g.

HAW	1.4-10	6.5-41	11.7-73 (9)	12.12-84 (1)
ESS	4.2-26 (16)	7.5-47 (6)	9.10-64	12.11-83
Goals: Hawthorn: Mark Williams 3, Ben Dixon, 2 Tim Clarke 2, Peter Everitt, Shane Crawford, Richard Vandenberg, Trent Croad, Campbell Brown. Essendon: Scott Lucas 3, James Hird 2, Andrew Lovett 2, Jason Winderlich, Kepler Bradley, David Hille, Mark Bolton, Chris Heffernan.

ladder

1	WEST COAST	5	–	–	527	378	139.4	20
2	ADELAIDE	4	1	–	503	378	133.1	16
3	COLLINGWOOD	4	1	–	575	439	131.0	16
4	WEST.B’DOGS	4	1	–	561	464	120.9	16
5	HAWTHORN	4	1	–	478	406	117.7	16
6	FREMANTLE	3	2	–	451	437	103.2	12
7	GEELONG	2	3	–	484	413	117.2	8
8	ST KILDA	2	3	–	489	464	105.4	8
9	Sydney	2	3	–	441	470	93.8	8
10	Melbourne	2	3	–	446	510	87.5	8
11	Port Adelaide	2	3	–	473	556	85.1	8
12	Richmond	2	3	–	407	557	73.1	8
13	Essendon	1	4	–	470	490	95.9	4
14	Carlton	1	4	–	405	446	90.8	4
15	Kangaroos	1	4	–	430	563	76.4	4
16	Brisbane	1	4	–	385	554	69.5	4

goals

In the Goals, 2006	Games	Goals	R5	Total Score
Anthony ROCCA (Collingwood)	5	18	5.0	18.6-114
Mark WILLIAMS (Hawthorn)	5	18	3.4	18.7-115
Barry Hall (Sydney)	5	17	4.2	17.8-110
Brendan FEVOLA (Car)	4	16	2.4	16.10-106
Mark RICCIUTO (Adelaide)	4	15	inj	15.12-102
Jeff FARMER (Fremantle)	5	13	3.0	13.5-83
Matthew LLOYD (Essendon)	3	13	inj	13.3-81
Nick RIEWOLDT (St Kilda)	5	13	1.1	13.8-86
Scott LUCAS (Essendon)	5	12	3.0	12.4-76
Matthew PAVLICH (Fremantle)	5	12	6.1	12.6-78
Matthew RICHARDSON (Richmond)	5	12	3.5	12.9-81
Gary ABLETT (Geelong)	5	11	2.3	11.11-77
Alan DIDAK (Collingwood)	5	11	0.2	11.5-71
Brad JOHNSON (WBdogs)	5	11	1.1	11.8-74
Luke McPHARLIN (Fremantle)	5	11	2.2	11.5-71
Robert MURPHY (WBdogs)	5	11	0.1	11.10-76
Chris TARRANT (Collingwood)	5	11	4.0	11.8-74
Trent CROAD (Hawthorn)	5	10	1.1	10.9-69
Aaron DAVEY (Melbourne)	5	10	3.0	10.3-63
Fraser GEHRIG (St Kilda)	4	10	3.4	10.11-71
Josh MAHONEY (Port Adel)	5	10	0.1	10.1-61
Michael O’LOUGHLIN (Sydney)	5	10	1.4	10.5-65

round 6 matches

friday

melbourne vs geelong MCG (N) 740pm

saturday

st kilda vs bulldogs TD 210pm

freemantle vs west coast S 410pm

essendon vs richmond MCG (N) 710pm

adelaide vs port AAMI (N) 740pm

sunday

brisbane vs sydney G 110pm

kanagroos vs hawthorn TD 210pm

carlton vs collingwood MCG 210pm

essendon stun st kilda by 35 points in the afl in a big upset. cowboys beat sea eagles 28-26 and storm beat broncos 32-20 in the nrl. amsterdam airport t ocap flight numbers due to staff shortages and co-vid. alan joyce as to go for the sake of qantas the way he treats costumers and workers is dreadful. trump is still in trouble for his role in the capitol riots even turning on his vice preisdent mike pence. pauline hansen is back in the senate barely beating the lnps amanda stokee for the last seat. housing prices are too high. julian assange is being extridited to the us depending on why it might be fair or not but if its from revealing secrets its not right. tasmania needs its own club not a relocated victorian club.

carlton (1-2) vs hawthorn (2-1) telstra dome friday night 740pm

poor kicking cost carlton in a 32 point loss to hawthorn keeping the hawks strong start going. carlton (1-3) face richmond at the mcg friday night. hawthorn (3-1) host essendon at the g sunday afternoon.

CAR	2.4-16	4.6-30	6.13-49	9.14-68
HAW	5.2-32 (16)	6.4-40 (10)	10.6-66 (17)	15.10-100 (32)
Goals: Hawthorn: Trent Croad 5.3, Mark Williams 2, Sam Mitchell 2, Michael Osborne 2, Chance Bateman, Rick Ladson, Peter Everitt, Tim Clarke. Carlton: Lance Whitnall 3, Anthony Koutoufides 2, Nick Stevens 2, Brad Fisher, Eddie Betts.

bulldogs (3-0) vs geelong (2-1) telstra dome saturday afternoon 210pm

in one of the games of the year so far bulldogs remained unbeaten by 1 point ovr geelong in a thriller. bulldogs (4-0) face thier biggest test yet adeliade in adeliade saturday afternoon. geelong (2-2) travel to the olympic stadium saturday night to play sydney.

WB	3.5-23	8.9-57 (4)	10.11-71 (1)	14.14-98 (1)
GEE	4.2-26 (3)	8.5-53	10.10-70	14.13-97
Goals: West.B’dogs: Robert Murphy 3, Mitch Hahn 2, Brad Johnson 2, Adam Cooney 2, Nathan Eagleton 2, Rohan Smith, Daniel Giansiracusa, Matthew Robbins. Geelong: Gary Ablett 4, Cameron Mooney 2, Paul Chapman 2, Corey Enright 2, Brad Ottens, David Johnson, James Kelly, Jared Rooke.

brisbane (1-2) vs richmond (0-3) gabba saturday night 710pm

richmond got on the board upsetting brisbane by 14 points at the gabba. brisbane (1-3) travel to play west coast saturday night. richmond (1-3) host carlton at the g friday night.

BRI	1.6-12 (2)	4.9-33 (1)	5.10-40	11.16-82
RCH	1.4-10	4.8-32	10.11-71 (31)	14.12-96 (14)
Goals: Richmond: Matthew Richardson 4, Greg Stafford 3, Patrick Bowden, Daniel Jackson, Kane Johnson, Kayne Pettifer, Troy Simmonds, Richard Tambling, Shane Tuck. Brisbane: Daniel Bradshaw 2, Jonathan Brown 2, Luke Power 2, Jayden Attard, Rhan Hooper, Daniel Merrett, Matthew Moody, Justin Sherman.

freemantle (2-1) vs adelaide (2-1) subiaco saturday night 740pm

despite 2.9 second half adeliade beat freemantle by 11 points in perth. freemantle (2-2) face st kilda in tasmania sunday afternoon. adelaide (3-1) host bulldogs saturday afternoon.

FRE	1.1-7	3.3-21	6.3-39	9.5-59
ADE	3.3-21 (14)	7.7-49 (28)	8.11-59 (20)	9.16-70 (11)
Goals: Adelaide: Rhett Biglands 2, Matthew Bode 2, Brett Burton 2, Brent Reilly, Mark Ricciuto, Simon Goodwin. Fremantle: Jeff Farmer 3, Graham Polak 3, Matthew Pavlich 2, Matthew Carr.

sydney (1-2) vs melbourne (0-3) scg sunday afternoon 110pm

two of the biggest disappointments so far played a thriller with melbourne getting their first win by 5 points of the season. sydney (1-3) host geelong at the olmpic stadium saturday night. melbourne (1-3) host kangaroos saturday afternoon at the g.

SYD	4.2-26 (5)	6.6-42	9.10-64	13.14-92
MEL	3.3-21	7.5-47 (5)	10.6-66 (2)	15.7-97 (5)
Goals: Melbourne: Adem Yze 3, Travis Johnson 2, Jeff White 2, Aaron Davey 2, Cameron Bruce 2, Brock McLean, David Neitz, Byron Pickett, Russell Robertson. Sydney: Barry Hall 3, Adam Schneider 2, Ted Richards, Ryan O’Keefe, Michael O’Loughlin, Amon Buchanan, Nick Davis, Nick Malceski, Luke Ablett, Jared McVeigh.

kangaroos (1-2) vs west coast (3-0) manaka oval sunday afternoon 110pm

a scare wasn’t enough for the roos in a 4 goal loss to unbeaten west coast. kangaroos (1-3) play melbourne at the g saturday afternoon. west coast (4-0) host brisbane saturday night.

KAN	4.5-29 (10)	7.6-48 (7)	8.10-58	10.11-71
WCE	3.1-19	6.5-41	10.6-66 (8)	14.11-95 (24)
Goals: West Coast: Adam Hunter 4, David Wirrpanda 3, Brent Staker, Adam Selwood, Rowan Jones, Daniel Chick, Chris Judd, Andrew Embley, Dean Cox. Kangaroos: Leigh Harding 3, Corey Jones 2, Michael Firrito, Brent Harvey, Daniel Harris, Kasey Green, Saverio Rocca.

port (1-2) vs st kilda (2-1) aami stadium monday night 740pm

port scraped home against st kilda by 4 points. port (2-2) play collingwood at telstra dome sunday afternoon. st kilda (2-2) host freemanlte in tasmania sunday afternoon.

PA	6.2-38 (12)	12.5-77 (24)	17.6-108 (15)	19.8-122 (4)
STK	4.2-26	8.5-53	14.9-93	18.10-118
Goals: Port: Josh Mahoney 6.0, Stuart Dew 4, Peter Burgoyne 3, Warren Tredrea 2, Daniel Motlop, Michael Pettigrew, Nathan Lonie, Brett Ebert. St Kilda: Aaron Hamill 4, Nick Riewoldt 3, Troy Schwarze 3, Stephen Milne 2, Luke Ball 2, Brett Voss, Steven Baker, Andrew McQualter, Xavier Clarke.

collingwood (2-1) vs essendon (1-2) mcg tuesday afternoon 210pm

essendons bad luck continues with a 17 point loss on anzac day to collingwood. collingwood (3-1) host port at telstra dome sunday afternoon. essendon (1-3) play hawthorn at the g sunday afternoon.

COL	2.4-16	6.8-44	11.14-80 (7)	15.16-106 (17)
ESS	4.4-28 (12)	7.8-50 (6)	10.13-73	12.17-89
Goals: Collingwood: Alan Didak 4, Nathan Buckley 3, Dale Thomas 2, James Clement, Cameron Cloke, Brodie Holland, Paul Licuria, Ryan Lonie, Anthony Rocca. Essendon: David Hille 3, James Hird 2, Scott Lucas 2, Chris Heffernan, Andrew Lovett, Angus Monfries, Dean Rioli, Jason Winderlich.

ladder

1	WEST.B’DOGS	4	–	–	506	332	152.4	16
2	WEST COAST	4	–	–	405	315	128.6	16
3	COLLINGWOOD	3	1	–	455	360	126.4	12
4	HAWTHORN	3	1	–	394	323	122.0	12
5	ADELAIDE	3	1	–	371	323	114.9	12
6	GEELONG	2	2	–	399	306	130.4	8
7	ST KILDA	2	2	–	396	370	107.0	8
8	FREMANTLE	2	2	–	357	344	103.8	8
9	Port Adelaide	2	2	–	394	436	90.4	8
10	Essendon	1	3	–	387	406	95.3	4
11	Carlton	1	3	–	321	354	90.7	4
12	Sydney	1	3	–	334	385	86.8	4
13	Melbourne	1	3	–	356	424	84.0	4
14	Brisbane	1	3	–	322	432	74.5	4
15	Kangaroos	1	3	–	344	473	72.7	4
16	Richmond	1	3	–	315	473	66.6	4

goals

Mark RICCIUTO (Adelaide)	4	15	1.6	15.12-102
Mark WILLIAMS (Hawthorn)	4	15	2.0	15.3-93
Brendan FEVOLA (Car)	3	14	susp	14.6-90
Barry Hall (Sydney)	4	13	3.1	13.6-84
Anthony ROCCA (Collingwood)	4	13	1.3	13.6-84
Matthew LLOYD (Essendon)	3	13	inj	13.3-81
Nick RIEWOLDT (St Kilda)	4	12	3.3	12.7-79
Robert MURPHY (WBdogs)	4	11	3.2	11.9-75
Alan DIDAK (Collingwood)	4	11	4.0	11.3-69
Brad JOHNSON (WBdogs)	4	10	2.2	10.7-67
Jeff FARMER (Fremantle)	4	10	3.3	10.5-65
Josh MAHONEY (Port Adel)	4	10	6.0	10.0-60
Gary ABLETT (Geelong)	4	9	4.2	9.8-62
Trent CROAD (Hawthorn)	4	9	5.3	9.8-62
Brett BURTON (Adelaide)	4	9	2.2	9.6-60
Daniel BRADSHAW (Brisbane)	4	9	2.1	9.4-58
Scott LUCAS (Essendon)	4	9	2.1	9.4-58
Matthew RICHARDSON (Richmond)	4	9	4.1	9.4-58
Luke McPHARLIN (Fremantle)	4	9	0.1	9.3-57
Michael O’LOUGHLIN (Sydney)	4	9	1.0	9.1-55

round 5 matches

friday

richmond vs carlton MCG (N) 740pm

saturday

melbourne vs kangaroos MCG 210pm

adelaide vs bulldogs AAMI 240pm

sydney vs geelong ANZ (N) 720pm

west coast vs brisbane S (N) 740pm

sunday

st kilda vs freemanlte AU 110pm

collingwood vs port TD 210pm

hawthorn vs essendon MCG 210pm

st kilda (1-1) vs brisbane (1-1) telstra dome thursday night 740pm

st kilda opened the easter round with a 37 point win over brisbane. st kilda (2-1) face port in adelaide monday night. brisbane (1-2) host richmond saturda ynight.

STK	7.3-45 (19)	10.6-66 (35)	16.9-105	19.10-124 (37)
BRI	4.2-26	4.7-31	8.11-59	12.15-87
Goals: St Kilda: Nick Riewoldt 5.2, Stephen Milne 3, Fraser Gehrig 2, Aaron Fiora, Brendon Goddard, Jason Blake, Sam Fisher, Leigh Montagna, Cain Ackland, Troy Schwarze, Matt Maguire, Aaron Hamill. Brisbane: Jonathan Brown 2, Jared Brennan 2, Jamie Charman 2, Luke Power 2, Cheynee Stiller, Jason Akermanis, Michael Rischitelli, Justin Leppitsch.

geelong (2-0) vs hawthorn (1-1) skilled stadium saturday afternon 210pm

hawthorn not only stun early flag contenders geelong but did so by 52 points at geelong. geelong (2-1) face bulldogs at telstra dome saturday afternoon. hawthorn (2-1) face carlton at telstra dome friday night.

GEE	2.5-17	4.10-34	5.11-41	6.13-49
HAW	4.1-25 (8)	6.5-41 (7)	9.8-62 (21)	15.11-101 (52)
Goals: Hawthorn: Campbell Brown 3, Mark Williams 3, Luke Hodge 2, Rick Ladson 2, Michael Osborne, Shane Crawford, Richard Vandenberg, Trent Croad, Robert Campbell. Geelong: Jimmy Bartel 2, Steve Johnson 2, Joel Corey, Darren Milburn.

carlton (1-1) vs sydney (0-2) telstra dome saturday night 710pm

it took a couple of weeks but the swans title defence has started by 7 points over carlton. carlton (1-2) host hawthorn friday night at telstra dome. sydney (1-2) host melbourne sunday afternoon.

CAR	1.3-9	3.4-22	8.6-54	11.8-74
SYD	4.3-27 (18)	6.4-40 (18)	10.7-67 (13)	12.9-81 (7)
Goals: Sydney: Michael O’Loughlin 4, Jude Bolton 2, Nick Davis 2, Barry Hall, Ben Mathews, Jarrad McVeigh, Ryan O’Keefe. Carlton: Brendan Fevola 3, Nick Stevens 2, Adam Bentick, Eddie Betts, Anthony Koutoufides, Dylan McLaren, Jason Saddington, Kade Simpson.

west coast (2-0) vs richmond (0-2) subiaco saturday night 740pm

west coast make it 3 straight by 46 points over richmond in perth. west coast (3-0) face kangaroos in canberra on sunday afternoon. richmond (0-3) face brisbane on the road saturday night.

WCE	3.3-21	7.10-52 (13)	15.13-103 (44)	20.16-136 (46)
RCH	4.2-26 (5)	6.3-39	9.5-59	14.6-90
Goals: West Coast: Ashley Sampi 3, Andrew Embley 3, Adam Hunter 2, Dean Cox 2, Quinten Lynch 2, Jaymie Graham, Mark Nicoski, Beau Waters, Chris Judd, Mark Seaby, David Wirrpanda, Michael Braun, Rowan Jones. Richmond: Matthew Richardson 4, Shane Tuck 2, Patrick Bowden 2, Chris Hyde, Richard Tambling, Daniel Jackson, Nathan Brown, Kayne Pettifer, Greg Tivendale

melbourne (0-2) vs adelaide (1-1) carrara sunday afternoon 110pm

the long awaited return to the gold coast lead to a late thriller but adelaide held on for a 5 point win over melbourne who remain winless. melbourne (0-3) face sydney sunday afternoon in sydney. adelaide (2-1) play freemantle in perth saturday night.

MEL	2.0-12	9.5-59	10.9-69	14.13-97
ADE	6.5-41 (29)	11.6-72 (13)	14.10-94 (25)	15.12-102 (5)
Goals: Adelaide: Brett Burton 5.3, Matthew Bode 3, Mark Ricciuto 3, Tyson Edwards 2, Trent Hentschel, Hayden Skipworth. Melbourne: David Neitz 4, Cameron Bruce 3, Nathan D Brown 2, Russell Robertson, Brad Miller, Adem Yze, Travis Johnstone, Aaron Davey.

essendon (1-1) vs bulldogs (2-0) telstra dome sunday afternoon 210pm

despite a good effort essendon fell 11 points short to ladder leaders bulldogs. essendon (1-2) have collingwood on anzac day tuesday. bulldogs (3-0) host geelong saturday afternoon.

ESS	5.5-35 (9)	8.10-58 (5)	10.12-72	13.15-93
WB	4.2-26	8.5-53	13.11-89 (17)	15.14-104 (11)
Goals: West.B’dogs: Robert Murphy 2, Mitch Hahn 2, Adam Cooney 2, Chris Grant 2, Nathan Eagleton 2, Matthew Robbins, Lindsay Gilbee, Daniel Cross, Brett Montgomery, Rohan Smith. Essendon: Scott Lucas 2, James Hird 2, Kepler Bradley 2, Matthew Lloyd, Paddy Ryder, Andrew Lovett, Mark Johnson, Mark Bolton, Chris Heffernan, Angus Monfries.

port (1-1) vs freemantle (1-1) aami stadium sunday afternoon 440pm

freemantle got their revenge for being knocked out of the 8 by port last season by 31 points. port (1-2) host st kilda monday night. freemantle (2-1) host adelaide saturday night.

PA	0.5-5	3.9-27	7.11-53	11.13-79
FRE	0.6-6 (1)	5.12-42 (15)	9.16-70 (17)	15.20-110 (31)
Goals: Fremantle: Luke McPharlin 3, Paul Medhurst 2, Des Headland 2, Josh Carr 2, Shaun McManus 2, Jeff Farmer, Heath Black, Peter Bell, Matthew Pavlich. Port: Brendon Lade 4, Josh Mahoney 2, Michael Pettigrew, Adam Thomson, Danyle Pearce, Shaun Burgoyne, Stuart Dew.

kangaroos (1-1) vs collingwood (1-1) telstra dome monday afternoon 210pm

it would have been worse if sav rocca was still a collingwood player but a 77 point loss is still awful for the roos. kangaroos (1-2) host west coast in canberra sunday afternoon. collingwood (2-1) host essendon at the g on anzac day tuesday.

KAN	2.3-15	5.4-34	8.6-54	11.10-76
COL	3.3-21 (6)	9.5-59 (25)	16.12-108 (54)	23.15-153 (77)
Goals: Collingwood: Chris Tarrant 6.0, Alan Didak 3, Anthony Rocca 3, Brodie Holland, Leon Davis, Dane Swan 2, Nathan Buckley, Tarkyn Lockyer, Josh Fraser, Ryan Lonie, Heath Shaw. Kangaroos: Saverio Rocca 6.1, Shannon Grant 2, Leigh Brown, Daniel Wells, Brent Harvey.

ladder

1	WEST.B’DOGS	3	–	–	408	235	173.6	12
2	WEST COAST	3	–	–	310	244	127.0	12
3	GEELONG	2	1	–	302	208	145.2	8
4	COLLINGWOOD	2	1	–	349	271	128.8	8
5	HAWTHORN	2	1	–	294	255	115.3	8
6	ADELAIDE	2	1	–	301	264	114.0	8
7	ST KILDA	2	1	–	278	248	112.1	8
8	FREMANTLE	2	1	–	298	274	108.8	8
9	Carlton	1	2	–	253	254	99.6	4
10	Essendon	1	2	–	298	300	99.3	4
11	Port Adelaide	1	2	–	272	318	85.5	4
12	Sydney	1	2	–	242	288	84.0	4
13	Kangaroos	1	2	–	273	378	72.2	4
14	Brisbane	1	2	–	240	336	71.4	4
15	Melbourne	–	3	–	259	332	78.0	0
16	Richmond	–	3	–	219	391	56.0	0

goals

Brendan FEVOLA (Car)	3	14	3.1	14.6-90
Mark RICCIUTO (Adelaide)	3	14	3.1	14.6-90
Matthew LLOYD (Essendon)	3	13	1.1	13.3-81
Mark WILLIAMS (Hawthorn)	3	13	3.1	13.3-81
Anthony ROCCA (Collingwood)	3	12	3.3	12.3-75
Barry Hall (Sydney)	3	10	1.3	10.5-65
Luke McPHARLIN (Fremantle)	3	9	3.0	9.2-56
Nick RIEWOLDT (St Kilda)	3	9	5.2	9.4-56
Brad JOHNSON (WBdogs)	3	8	0.1	8.5-53
Kent KINGSLEY (Geelong)	2	8	0.2	8.3-51
Brendon LADE (Port Adel)	3	8	4.1	8.4-52
Robert MURPHY (WBdogs)	3	8	2.1	8.7-55
Michael O’LOUGHLIN (Sydney)	3	8	4.1	8.1-49

round 4 matches

friday

carlton vs hawthorn TD (N) 740pm

saturday

bulldogs vs geelong TD 210pm

brisbane vs richmond G (N) 710pm

freemantle vs adelaide S (N) 740pm

sunday

kangaroos vs west coast MO 110pm

sydney vs melbourne SCG 110pm

monday

port vs st kilda AAMI (N) 740pm

tuesday

collingwood vs essendon MCG 210pm