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AFL Sydney Swans vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Live Stream Free 2017 JLT Series Online

February 18, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL Live Sydney Swans vs North Melbourne Kangaroos Stream AFL 2017 Pre Seasons match will be kick off at Coffs Harbour International Stadium, New South Wales, Australia, Sunday 19 February 2017 online, 14.05 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

Sydney are out to erase their memory of last seasons Grand Final defeat while the Roos will look to fresh new faces to carry their 2017 campaign.

Sydney Key Ins: Shaun Edwards, Sam Reid
Sydney Key Outs: Lance Franklin, Jarrad McVeigh, Kieren Jack, Dane Rampe, Heath Grundy, Aliir Aliir

Surprisingly the Swans have named a fairly competitive side to face the Roos. If past pre seasons are anything to go by, coach Longmire normally selects his weakest side to avoid injuries. It will be great to see Sam Reid back in action for the Swans, if he can stand up in this game without Buddy, his name will be moved into the team for round 1. It’s the start of a new generation at Arden St with no Petrie, Harvey or Firrito wearing the blue and white stripes in 2017. The Wolf is anticipating all players moving around different positions to give Brad Scott a clearer idea of how they want to set up this season. For this reason, the Wolf thinks the Swans should have enough structure to take home the win.

Sydney’s first pick in the 2016 Draft Oliver Florent ($41) makes his club debut in this fixture. He’s a smart user around goals and could be in line to replace the injured Tom Papley in the early rounds of 2017. For the Roos, young Ryan Clarke ($10) played 6 matches last year and averaged 17.5 disposals per game including a 27-disposal effort against Collingwood. With the experience lost in their midfield, the Wolf thinks Clarke is in for a big year and the price of $10 will not be around if Clarke can have 20 or more disposals here.

Players List:
SYDNEY: 4. Daniel Hannebery, 5. Isaac Heeney, 6. Jordan Foote, 7. Harry Cunningham, 8. Kurt Tippett, 10. Zak Jones, 12. Josh Kennedy, 13. Oliver Florent, 14. Callum Mills, 17. Darcy Cameron, 19. Shaun Edwards, 20. Sam Reid, 21. Jack Maibaum, 25. Ben Ronke, 26. Luke Parker, 27. Daniel Robinson, 28. Nic Newman, 29. George Hewett, 30. Tyrone Leonardis, 31. Harrison Marsh, 32. Michael Talia, 33. Brandon Jack, 38. Colin O’Riordan, 40. Nick Smith, 42. Robbie Fox, 43. Lewis Melican, 44. Jake Lloyd, 45. Sam Fisher, 46. Sam Murray

Notable absentees: Jarrad McVeigh, Kieren Jack, Lance Franklin, Dane Rampe, Heath Grundy, Aliir Aliir

NORTH MELBOURNE: 2. Marley Williams, 4. Shaun Higgins, 6. Lachlan Hansen, 7. Jack Ziebell, 8. Nathan Hrovat, 9. Andrew Swallow, 10. Ben Cunnington, 11. Luke McDonald, 12. Lindsay Thomas, 13. Ryan Clarke, 14. Trent Dumont, 18. Shaun Atley, 23. Ben McKay, 24. Sam Durdin, 28. Kayne Turner, 30. Jarrad Waite, 31. Braydon Preuss, 32. Mason Wood, 33. Ed Vickers-Willis, 34. Jamie Macmillan, 35. Declan Watson, 37. Will Fordham, 39. Mitch Hibberd, 40. Nick Larkey, 41. Corey Wagner, 42. Declan Mountford, 43. Sam Gibson, 44. Cameron Zurhaar, 46. Matthew Taylor

Notable absentees: Scott Thompson, Sam Wright, Todd Goldstein, Robbie Tarrant, Majak Daw, Ben Brown

AFL Western Bulldogs vs Melbourne Demons Live Streaming Free 2017 Online JLT Series

February 17, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

Australian Football Live Western Bulldogs vs Melbourne Demons JLT Series AFL 2017 Pre Seasons match will be kick off at VU Whitten Oval Stadium, Footscray, Victoria, Australia, Saturday 18 February 2017 online, 16.40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

The Dogs are without captain and key forward Katie Brennan while the Demons have lost Meg Downie, who suffered a heavy headknock but had her season ended by hamstring injury.

The clubs will be playing for the Hampson-Hardeman Cup, named in honour of women’s footy pioneers Barb Hampson and Lisa Hardeman, who developed the first women’s national championships in 1998.

“As well as the occasion of both pioneering teams playing each other, it’s a big game for both of our teams,” Western Bulldogs utility Ellyse Gamble said.

“We’re both on one win and one loss — you really don’t want to lose any more. Melbourne’s a great team … we rate them highly.”

Gamble was an emergency for last September’s exhibition game, when the country’s best female players turned out for Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs.

The Tasmanian was thrilled to remain a Bulldog for AFLW01.

“I was ecstatic to get drafted, but then to get drafted to the Western Bulldogs it was something extra special,” she said.

“I felt more comfortable coming into it and moving to a different state knowing it was the Bulldogs because I had that previous experience and knew some of the staff and players.”

Hardeman is a staunch Western Bulldogs fan and regularly attends training as well as matches.

While Gamble said she doesn’t look at Saturday night’s clash any differently to other games, history would remember the two foundation clubs.

Players List:
Western Bulldogs: 2. Robert Murphy, 5. Matthew Boyd, 6. Luke Dahlhaus, 7. Lachlan Hunter, 8. Stewart Crameri, 9. Jake Stringer, 11. Jackson Macrae, 12. Zaine Cordy, 13. Travis Cloke, 15. Tom Campbell, 16. Toby McLean, 17. Tom Boyd, 18. Fletcher Roberts, 19. Lukas Webb, 20. Josh Dunkley, 21. Tom Liberatore, 22. Mitch Honeychurch, 23. Jordan Roughead, 24. Shane Biggs, 25. Marcus Adams, 26. Declan Hamilton, 31. Bailey Dale, 32. Kieran Collins, 35. Caleb Daniel, 36. Brad Lynch, 38. Dale Morris, 39. Jason Johannisen, 44. Tim English, 46. Lin Jong

Melbourne Demons: 1. Jesse Hogan, 2. Nathan Jones, 3. Christian Salem, 5. Christian Petracca, 6. Jordan Lewis, 7. Jack Viney, 9. Jack Trengove, 10. Angus Brayshaw, 11. Max Gawn, 13. Clayton Oliver, 15. Billy Stretch, 18. Jake Melksham, 20. Colin Garland, 22. Aaron vandenBerg, 23. Bernie Vince, 24. Jay Kennedy-Harris, 25. Tom McDonald, 26. Sam Weideman, 28. Oscar McDonald, 29. Jayden Hunt, 30. Alex Neal-Bullen, 32. Tomas Bugg, 33. Jake Spencer, 36. Jeff Garlett, 37. Dion Johnstone, 42. Josh Wagner, 43. James Harmes, 44. Joel Smith

JLT Series GWS Giants vs West Coast Eagles Live Stream Free 18 February 2017 Online

February 17, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL Live GWS Giants vs West Coast Eagles Stream AFL 2017 Pre Seasons match will be kick off at ENarrandera Sports Stadium, NSW, Australia, Saturday 18 February 2017 online, 14.05 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

IT will be a very super Saturday for the GWS Giants with all three of their teams in action for the first time.

Their women’s AFL team will kick the massive day off when they take on the Fremantle Dockers in the AFLW at Blacktown.

Then the men will be in action in Narrandera for the club’s opening match in the JLT Community Series against West Coast.

And finally the Giants’ netballers will kick off the new Super Netball competition when they take on local rivals the NSW Swifts at Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre at 5pm.

It’s a huge undertaking for an organisation which is just five years old. They’ve bitten off three big mouthfuls and are chewing as fast as they can.

CEO David Matthews said it’s a red-letter day for the club.

“Traditionally it’s been a frustrating time of the year for the AFL when you see the other codes getting underway and the AFL starting later,” Matthews said.

“Today you have the AFLW team and the Giants netball team putting the Giants brand at the front of mind at a time when we didn’t have those assets available to us.”

The AFLW team will be looking for their first win after road losses to Adelaide and Carlton. Their mission received a shot in the arm with the return from injury of marquee player Emma Swanson.

“If the girls bring what they brought last week plus some more we can do it,” Swanson said.

“Last week was good but not good enough.”

After the match a group of the Giants AFLW team will then head to Sydney Olympic Park to support their netball team in Sydney’s first derby against the Swifts, although ticketing could be an issue at the sellout event.

Players List:
GWS Giants: 8. Callan Ward, 10. Devon Smith, 11. Will Setterfield, 12. Jon Patton, 13. Isaac Cumming, 14. Tim Taranto, 15. Matt Kennedy, 16. Nathan Wilson, 18. Jeremy Cameron, 19. Nick Haynes, 20. Adam Tomlinson, 21. Matt Buntine, 22. Josh Kelly, 25. Tendai Mzungu, 26. Dawson Simpson, 27. Harrison Himmelberg, 28. Zac Sproule, 29. Zach Williams, 30. Matt Flynn, 31. Jeremy Finlayson, 33. Lachie Tiziani, 35. Aiden Corr, 36. Harry Perryman, 37. Robb Lobb, 38. Daniel Lloyd, 39. Tim Mohr, 42. Jake Stein, 44. Tom Downie, 50. Sam Reid

West Coast Eagles: 4. Dom Sheed, 5. Brad Sheppard, 6. Elliot Yeo, 7. Chris Masten, 8. Jack Redden, 10. Tom Lamb, 12. Sharrod Wellingham, 15. Jamie Cripps, 16. Eric Mackenzie, 19. Nathan Vardy, 23. Lewis Jetta, 24. Luke Partington, 28. Tom Cole, 30. Jackson Nelson, 31. Will Schofield, 33. Josh Hill, 34. Mark Hutchings, 35. Josh Rotham, 36. Fraser McInnes, 37. Tom Barrass, 38. Kurt Mutimer, 39. Malcolm Karpany, 40. Tom Gorter, 41. Jordan Snadden, 42. Tarir Bayok, 43. Matthew Allen, 45. Jake Waterman, 46. Paddy Brophy, 47. Francis Watson

AFL Hawthorn Hawks vs Geelong Cats Live Streaming Free 2017 JLT Series 17 February Online

February 16, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

Australian Football Live Hawthorn Hawks vs Geelong Cats Stream JLT Series AFL 2017 Pre Seasons match will be kick off at York Park Stadium, Tasmania, Australia, Friday 17 February 2017 online, 19.40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

GEELONG is set to unleash a swarm of new faces in its JLT Series opener against Hawthorn tomorrow night.

The Cats have named 10 players who are yet to wear the blue and white hoops in their squad of 29 which will be cut back to 26 today.

Leading names include off-season recruits Zach Tuohy and Aaron Black, top draft selection Brandan Parfitt and rookies Zach Guthrie and Jack Henry.

Guthrie and Henry are both certain starters against the Hawks in Launceston after being told they would make their debut at training yesterday.

“Any time you get an opportunity to play in the senior squad it’s a massive honour. To be playing for an amazing club is a great feeling,” Guthrie said.

“Being under done body (wise), the aim this pre-season was to develop that as much as I could. But to get the recognition is just amazing.

“I just want to enjoy the experience, soak it all up, and help the team as much as I can as well.”

As expected skipper Joel Selwood and brother Scott (toe) will miss, while Lachie Henderson has overcome a calf niggle to be declared fit to play.

Jackson Thurlow will also complete his return from a serious knee injury, playing his first competitive match since rupturing his ACL in the 2016 pre-season.

Henry has impressed this summer but admitted it still hadn’t sunk in that he would be making his debut for the team he supported as a kid.

“I’m so excited, it’s insane, and I’ve always been a Cats fan,” Henry said.

“I’ve put in a lot of work and it’s good to have it pay off. It’s really exciting and quite surreal.

“I’ll probably play across half forward and in the backline, so that will give me a chance at both ends.

“But it’s not about possessions, I just want to play my role and it’s just about playing good team football, so if I do that I’ll be happy.”

Cats champion and assistant coach Corey Enright broke the news to Guthrie that he would be making his debut.

The pair have worked closely together through the summer with the 18-year-old tapping into Enright’s vast footy brain.

Hawthorn has named a very strong squad for the match with Jarryd Roughead, Shaun Burgoyne and Cyril Rioli the leading names to step out for the first time in 2017.

Guthrie, a small defender, said he would relish the opportunity of guarding the fleet-footed Rioli.

“I’m sure there will be times that I find myself on him,” Guthrie said.

“I’ll just try and do the best job I can on him, being such an exciting player.”

AFL NAB Challenge West Coast Eagles vs Gold Coast Suns Live Stream Free 2016 Thursday 03 March

March 2, 2016 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL NAB Challenge Live West Coast Eagles vs Gold Coast Suns Stream AFL NAB Football 2016 Online, AFL NAB Cup Week 032 West Coast Eaglesatch will be kick off at HBF Arena Stadium, Western Australia, Australia. Thursday 03 March 2016 online, 16.4005 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Touk Miller says it would be a mistake to assume the Gold Coast can’t beat West Coast despite the Suns preparing to field a vastly inexperienced team in today’s second NAB Challenge game.

The Suns will rest the majority of their first choice players for the first of three trips to Perth this year while the Eagles will welcome the return of some of their stars.

The Gold Coast are entering their sixth season in the AFL but will boast the most inexperienced team of their history at HBF Arena in Perth.

The Suns boasted 1158 games of combined AFL experience in their first game in 2011 thanks to the likes of Gary Ablett (192), Nathan Bock (113), Jared Brennan (119), Campbell Brown (159), Josh Fraser (200), Jarrod Harbrow (70), Daniel Harris (149), Nathan Krakouer (40), Michael Rischitelli (111) and Danny Stanley (5) who brought experience from other clubs.

That included 12 players who made their debut.

But the extended squad for today’s match only has 913 combined games behind them, despite only six players yet to play an AFL game.

Matt Rosa, Nick Malceski, Rory Thompson, Steven May, Tom Lynch, Tom Nicholls, Kade Kolojashnij and Michael Rischitelli will all be rested.

Harbrow has the most experience in the extended 29-man squad named to play with the 163-game veteran to captain the side.

But rising midfielder Miller said he had no doubt the Suns could beat West Coast for the first time, pointing to last season’s 12.11 (83) to 11.17 (83) draw with the Eagles in Round 18.

“I have never been a doubter. People doubted us last year against West Coast when we had a young team and we ended up producing a draw so it just goes to show that as long as you play your role and do what is required for the team then you’re a chance against any team,” Miller said.

“Going into West Coast we are probably a little bit weaker in experience but everyone is across what we need to do and what we need to get done so we are out there to win.”

Miller said the increased depth and competition for spots at the club meant there was a lot at stake today.

“A lot of people make the mistake of thinking the NAB games are there just to turn up and play and get a bit of form but we are there to actually win,” he said. “With a younger team we want to show what we can do. Everyone is keen to put their name up for Round 1 selection.”

The 20-year-old is only in his second year but after playing all of the club’s 22 games last year Miller is likely to get more responsibility.

“Everyone on the ground has to take on a leadership role but considering I have got a few games under my belt I’d like to think that I’d maybe take on a bit more,” he said.

Players List:
West Coast Eagles: 1. Mitch Brown, 2. Mark LeCras, 3. Andrew Gaff, 5. Brad Sheppard, 6. Elliot Yeo, 9. Nic Naitanui, 11. Matt Priddis, 14. Liam Duggan, 15. Jamie Cripps, 16. Eric Mackenzie, 17. Josh J. Kennedy, 18. Xavier Ellis, 20. Jeremy McGovern, 22. Jonathan Giles, 23. Lewis Jetta, 24. Luke Partington, 25. Shannon Hurn, 26. Sam Butler, 27. Jack Darling, 28. Tom Cole, 29. Scott Lycett, 30. Jackson Nelson, 31. Will Schofield, 33. Josh Hill 35. Patrick McGinnity, 36. Fraser McInnes, 37. Tom Barrass, 39. Malcolm Karpany, 44. Jamie Bennell

Notable absentees: Chris Masten, Jack Redden, Sharrod Wellingham, Luke Shuey

Gold Coast Suns: 4. Jack Martin, 5. Jarrod Harbrow, 6. Alex Sexton, 8. Luke Russell, 11. Touk Miller, 12. Sam Day, 13. Callum Ah Chee, 14. Mitch Hallahan, 15. Dan Currie, 18. Trent McKenzie, 20. Henry Schade, 21. Jack Leslie, 23. Sean Lemmens, 26. Matt Shaw, 27. Clay Cameron, 29. Brayden Fiorini, 30. Peter Wright, 31. Keegan Brooksby, 32. Brandon Matera, 33. Aaron Hall, 34. Mackenzie Willis, 36. Josh Schoenfeld, 37. Jesse Lonergan, 39. Ryan Davis, 40. Tom Keough, 41. Jarrod Garlett, 42. Adam Saad, 44. Darcy Macpherson, 48. Seb Tape

Notable absentees: Tom Lynch, Dion Prestia, Gary Ablett, Jaeger O’Meara, Nick Malceski, Matt Rosa, David Swallow

2016 AFL Pre Seasons Fremantle Dockers vs Adelaide Crows Live Stream Free NAB Challenge 28 February

February 27, 2016 by admin Leave a Comment

2016 NAB Challenge Live Fremantle Dockers vs Adelaide Crows Stream Week 02 AFL Pre Seasons 2016 Free Online.Fremantle Dockers vs Adelaide Crows math will be kick off at Sounness Park Stadium, Western Australia, Australia, Sunday 28 February 2016 online, 13.40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Both Fremantle and Adelaide are coming off impressive wins in their first NAB Challenge games, with Freo beating Richmond by 60 points while Adelaide comfortably cruised to a 100 point win over West Coast.

It’s the first meeting between the teams since last years round nine classic, and will take place at Sounness Park in Mt Barker on Sunday.

Fremantle 0.14.6.90 def Richmond 0.4.6.30

Freo put forward a strong showing in their first NAB Challenge game, with both experienced players and new faces displaying their capabilities. Lachie Neale led all players with 29 disposals while Nat Fyfe had 18 disposals despite only entering the game in the second half.

Darcy Tucker showed a lot in his first game at the club, and Matthew Pavlich kicked four goals in the win.

Adelaide 2.20.10.148 def West Coast 0.7.6.48

A more experienced Crows outfit comfortably beat the Eagles, with star forward Eddie Betts being the main attraction. Betts kicked six goals, including one super goal in the win whilst also being involved in multiple score involvements due to his swift handball skills.

Tom Lynch and Taylor Walker were handfuls up forward, and combined for 14 marks and five goals.

Stopping Lynch and Jenkins

Without Taylor Walker and Eddie Betts in the Adelaide side, Tom Lynch and Josh Jenkins become the two most likely goal scorers against Freo. Lynch could see time up the ground and will need constant coverage while Jenkins has a monstrous frame and could be destined for Alex Silvagni or Sam Collins.

Defensive Footwork

Freo will look for continued attacking presence from the halfbacks, who impressed in their first game under defence coach Brent Guerra. Tommy Sheridan, Garrick Ibbotson, Stephen Hill and Cameron Sutcliffe all had more than 19 disposals, with each player kicking more than handballing.

Fyfe’s game time

Ross Lyon said post-game after last Friday’s match that he expects Nat Fyfe to have more game time in the Freo’s second NAB Challenge game. Freo fans would hope so, given Fyfe’s 18 disposal impact in only one half of football.

Players List:
Fremantle Dockers: 3. Zac Dawson, 5. Garrick Ibbotson, 6. Danyle Pearce, 7. Nat Fyfe, 8. Nick Suban, 9. Matt de Boer, 10. Michael Walters, 11. Tommy Sheridan, 12. Jonathon Griffin, 13. Tendai Mzungu, 14. Lachie Weller, 15. Ethan Hughes, 17. Hayden Crozier, 19. Connor Blakely, 20. Matt Taberner, 21. Michael Barlow, 23. Chris Mayne, 26. Ed Langdon, 27. Lachie Neale, 28. Brady Grey, 29. Matthew Pavlich, 31. Aaron Sandilands, 32. Stephen Hill, 33. Cameron Sutcliffe, 36. Alex Silvagni, 37. Michael Johnson, 38. Jack Hannath, 40. Sam Collins, 46. Clancee Pearce

Notable absentees: David Mundy, Hayden Ballantyne, Harley Bennell, Zac Clarke

Adelaide Crows: 4. Josh Jenkins, 6. Jake Lever, 7. Nathan van Berlo, 8. Mitch Grigg, 9. Rory Sloane, 11. Paul Seedsman, 14. David Mackay, 15. Kyle Hartigan, 16. Luke Brown, 17. Curtly Hampton, 21. Rory Atkins, 25. Kyle Cheney, 26. Richard Douglas, 27. Tom Lynch, 28. Cam Ellis-Yolmen, 29. Rory Laird, 30. Wayne Milera, 31. Jarryd Lyons, 32. Troy Menzel, 33. Brodie Smith, 34. Sam Shaw, 35. Harrison Wigg, 36. Dean Gore, 38. Harry Dear, 40. Luke Lowden, 41. Mitch McGovern, 43. Reilly O’Brien, 44. Matt Crouch, 47. Jake Kelly

Notable absentees: Eddie Betts, Brad Crouch, Sam Jacobs, Scott Thompson

AFL NAB Challenge Carlton Blues vs Essendon Bombers Live Streaming Free 2016 Sunday 28 February

February 27, 2016 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL NAB Challenge Live Carlton Blues vs Essendon Bombers Stream AFL NAB Football 2016 Online, AFL NAB Cup Week 02 Match will be kick off at ikon park Stadium, Melbourne, Australia. Sunday 28 February 2016 online, 14.05 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Legendary Carlton coach David Parkin believes a rebooted Carlton has an even worse playing list this year than an Essendon side ravaged by a dozen anti-doping suspensions. But is that really the case?

Some would say yes. Champion Data’s 2016 prospectus found that the Blues, having finished at the foot of the ladder last season, did not have even one “elite” player, with only Marc Murphy and Kade Simpson ranked in the next best category as above average.

By the same token, while those rankings classed Essendon with two, Cale Hooker and Michael Hurley won’t be part of the 2016 campaign, and the Bombers’ four above average listers are all out as well.

In coach Brendon Bolton’s rookie season, 2016 is more about showing intent and development, rather than judging progress on the number of wins.

But that’s probably the case for opposite number John Worsfold as well after the events of last month.

The Bombers had been expected to compete for a top-eight spot until the Court of Arbitration for Sport intervened and handed a year-long suspension to 34 past and current Bombers — including the dozen still at the club — from the 2012 injecting program.

Some believe Essendon might end up with football’s first winless season since 1964. Others are more optimistic of at least a few wins after the boost provided by top-up players such as Ryan Crowley, James Kelly and Matthew Stokes.

As the Blues and Bombers prepare to do battle in the NAB Challenge on Sunday at Princes Park — the first time the clubs have met at the suburban venue since 1992 — which club is better-placed for 2016?

We’ve gone through each area of the ground and given the nod to the Blues, narrowly in a couple of cases, but very decisively in the midfield, arguably the one that matters the most.

Players List:
Carlton Blues: 2. Jack Silvagni, 4. Bryce Gibbs, 7. Dylan Buckley, 10. Harry McKay, 12. Blaine Boekhorst, 13. Jed Lamb, 14. Liam Jones, 15. Sam Docherty, 17. Sam Rowe, 22. Jason Tutt, 23. Jacob Weitering, 24. Mark Whiley, 25. Clem Smith, 28. David Cuningham, 30. Charlie Curnow, 31. Matthew Dick, 32. Nick Graham, 33. Andrejs Everitt, 34. Andrew Phillips, 35. Ed Curnow, 37. Daniel Gorringe, 38. Ciaran Byrne, 40. Michael Jamison, 41. Levi Casboult, 42. Zach Tuohy, 45. Andrew Gallucci, 46. Matthew Wright, 47. Jesse Glass-McCasker, 48. Matt Korcheck

Notable absentees: Marc Murphy, Matthew Kreuzer, Patrick Cripps, Andrew Walker

Essendon Bombers: 2. Jack Silvagni, 4. Bryce Gibbs, 7. Dylan Buckley, 10. Harry McKay, 12. Blaine Boekhorst, 13. Jed Lamb, 14. Liam Jones, 15. Sam Docherty, 17. Sam Rowe, 22. Jason Tutt, 23. Jacob Weitering, 24. Mark Whiley, 25. Clem Smith, 28. David Cuningham, 30. Charlie Curnow, 31. Matthew Dick, 32. Nick Graham, 33. Andrejs Everitt, 34. Andrew Phillips, 35. Ed Curnow, 37. Daniel Gorringe, 38. Ciaran Byrne, 40. Michael Jamison, 41. Levi Casboult, 42. Zach Tuohy, 45. Andrew Gallucci, 46. Matthew Wright, 47. Jesse Glass-McCasker, 48. Matt Korcheck

Notable absentees: Marc Murphy, Matthew Kreuzer, Patrick Cripps, Andrew Walker

AFL NAB Challenge Richmond Tigers vs Hawthorn Hawks Live Free Streaming 2016 Saturday

February 26, 2016 by admin Leave a Comment

AFL NAB Challenge Live Richmond Tigers vs Hawthorn Hawks Stream AFL NAB Football 2016 Online, AFL NAB Cup Week 02 Match will be kick off at Holm Park Recreational Reserve, Beaconsfield, Australia. Saturday 27 February 2016 online, 16.40 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Richmond has named an experienced squad for Saturday’s second-round NAB Challenge clash with Hawthorn in Beaconsfield.

Captain Trent Cotchin returns to lead the side against the Hawks alongside fellow stars Dustin Martin, Jack Riewoldt and Alex Rance, who will all have their first official hit-outs of 2016.

Playing leadership group members Ivan Maric and Shane Edwards also will make their first appearances in the Yellow and Black this year.

First-year players Daniel Rioli, Oleg Markov and Mabior Chol have held their place in the squad following last Friday’s loss to Fremantle in Mandurah, while key forwards Ty Vickery and Ben Griffiths have both been ruled out with concussion.

Vice-captain Brett Deledio will miss the match against Hawthorn, but is expected to be available for the third NAB Challenge game against Port Adelaide at Etihad Stadium on March 10.

Players List:
Richmond Tigers: 1. Nick Vlastuin, 2. Dylan Grimes, 4. Dustin Martin, 5. Brandon Ellis, 7. Ben Lennon, 8. Jack Riewoldt, 9. Trent Cotchin, 10. Shane Edwards, 11. Jake Batchelor, 14. Bachar Houli, 15. Andrew Moore, 17. Daniel Rioli, 18. Alex Rance, 20. Ivan Maric, 21. Jacob Townsend, 23. Kane Lambert, 25. Troy Chaplin, 26. Anthony Miles, 28. Taylor Hunt, 30. Reece Conca, 31. Oleg Markov, 32. Corey Ellis, 33. Kamdyn McIntosh, 34. Liam McBean, 37.Connor Menadue, 38. Steven Morris, 41. Mobior Chol, 45. Jayden Short, 46. Jason Castagna

Notable absentees: Brett Deledio, Tyrone Vickery, Shaun Grigg, Ben Griffiths

Hawthorn Hawks: 3. Jordan Lewis, 4. Billy Hartung, 6. Josh Gibson, 7. Ben McEvoy, 8. Taylor Duryea, 9. Shaun Burgoyne, 10. Bradley Hill, 11. Brendan Whitecross, 12. James Frawley, 13. Jonathan O’Rourke, 14. Grant Birchall, 17. Angus Litherland, 20. Dallas Willsmore, 21. James Sicily, 23. Tim O’Brien, 24. Ben Stratton, 25. Ryan Schoenmakers, 26. Liam Shiels, 28. Paul Puopolo, 30. Kaiden Brand, 32. Jack Fitzpatrick, 33. Cyril Rioli, 36. Kieran Lovell, 37. Blake Hardwick, 41. Daniel Howe, 42. Teia Miles, 43. Marc Pittonet, 45. Jermaine Miller-Lewis, 46. Lachlan Langford, 47. Shem-Kalvin Tatupu

Notable absentees: Luke Hodge, Sam Mitchell, Jack Gunston, Luke Breust

NAB Challenge Port Adelaide Power vs Melbourne Demons Live Stream Free 27 February 2016

February 26, 2016 by admin Leave a Comment

2016 NAB Challenge Live Port Adelaide Power vs Melbourne Demons Stream Week 02 AFL Pre Seasons 2016 Free Online.Port Adelaide Power vs Melbourne Demons math will be kick off at Elizabeth Oval Stadium, South Australia, Australia, Saturday 27 February 2016 online, 13.35 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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After narrowly losing to Sydney with a young side in Blacktown last weekend, the Power will bring an experienced side into Saturday’s clash with the Demons. Melbourne, too, will bring its most experienced line-up to Elizabeth, with former Crow Simon Goodwin to coach the side.

WHERE AND WHEN: Elizabeth Oval, Saturday 1.35pm ACDT

LAST THREE TIMES IN PRE-SEASON GAMES
2011 (Half-game), Melbourne 0.5.6 (36) def Port Adelaide 1.2.6 (27) at AAMI Stadium
2012, Port Adelaide 17.10 (112) d Melbourne 9.10 (64) at AAMI Stadium
2013, Port Adelaide 17.10 (112) d Melbourne 9.10 (64) at Renmark Oval

THE SIX POINTS
1. Port Adelaide has named 13 inclusions to its 29-man squad for Saturday’s game against Melbourne.

2. Melbourne won’t play their two best midfielders Nathan Jones and Bernie Vince.

3. Port Adelaide has only recently played pre-season games against Melbourne – the first in 2011 and in subsequent seasons of 2012 and 2013. All games have been played in South Australia – two at AAMI Stadium and one at Renmark.

4. Simon Goodwin will coach Melbourne this week. This is also the Demons’ first NAB Challenge match of the year.

5. With a vast injection of experience, Port Adelaide potential forward line will see the influx of Robbie Gray, Justin Westhoff, Jay Schulz and Chad Wingard at one end, and Jasper Pittard, Jack Hombsch, Matt Broadbent and Jarman Impey at the other.

6. Port Adelaide last week played a six-man bench and went as close to 90 rotations as possible. Expect the same this weekend.

FINAL WORD
This will give Power fans a very good look at what should be the club’s close-to-Round 1 team.

Players List:
Port Adelaide Power: 1. Travis Boak, 3. Jake Neade, 5. Matthew Broadbent, 7. Brad Ebert, 8. Hamish Hartlett, 9. Robbie Gray, 11. John Butcher, 12. Jackson Trengove, 13. Cam O’Shea, 15. Karl Amon, 16. Ollie Wines, 18. Jimmy Toumpas, 19. Matt White, 20. Chad Wingard, 21. Jared Polec, 23. Matthew Lobbe, 24. Jarman Impey, 27. Alipate Carlile, 28. Jay Schulz, 29. Jasper Pittard, 32. Dougal Howard, 33. Darcy Byrne-Jones, 36. Jack Hombsch, 37. Jesse Palmer, 39. Justin Westhoff, 40. Aaron Young, 41. Brendon Ah Chee, 42. Tom Jonas, 46. Sam Gray

Melbourne Demons: 1. Jesse Hogan, 3. Christian Salem, 4. Jack Watts, 7. Jack Viney, 10. Angus Brayshaw, 11. Max Gawn, 12. Dom Tyson, 13. Clayton Oliver, 14. Lynden Dunn, 15. Billy Stretch, 16. Dean Kent, 17. Sam Frost, 20. Colin Garland, 21. Cameron Pedersen, 22. Viv Michie, 25. Tom McDonald, 28. Oscar McDonald, 29. Jayden Hunt, 30. Alex Neal-Bullen, 31. Jack Grimes, 32. Tomas Bugg, 35. Ben Kennedy, 36. Jeff Garlett, 37. Aaron vandenBerg, 39. Neville Jetta, 42. Josh Wagner, 43. James Harmes, 45. Matt Jones, 46. Dean Terlich

Watch Geelong Cats vs Collingwood Magpies Live Stream Free 2016 NAB Challenge 26 February

February 25, 2016 by admin Leave a Comment

NAB Challenge Live Geelong Cats vs Collingwood Magpies Stream Week 02 AFL Pre Seasons 2016 Free Online.Geelong Cats vs Collingwood Magpies math will be kick off at Simonds Stadium, Geelong, Victoria, Australia, Friday 26 February 2016 online, 19.10 pm (AEDT) and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

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Star Geelong recruit Patrick Dangerfield will have his first AFL hit-out for the Cats this Friday night when they host Collingwood.

James Aish leads the newcomers in the Magpies’ squad for the match.

Dangerfield was the off-season’s biggest free-agency signing and his move from Adelaide is a key reason why Geelong are so bullish about their 2016 prospects.

He was named in Geelong’s leadership group at their Tuesday night season launch.

Likewise, Aish will add depth and class to Collingwood’s midfield as they try to end their two-year absence from the finals.

Collingwood also recruited Adam Treloar from GWS to boost their on-ball options, but he had off-season surgery and will not play.

The Magpies also left out Jamie Elliott, Tyson Goldsack and Matthew Scharenberg as they recover from injury, while coach Nathan Buckley is unsure when Melbourne recruit Jeremy Howe will be available as he comes back from finger surgery.

Captain Scott Pendlebury, Tom Langdon, Ben Reid, Marley Williams and Travis Cloke are other significant names missing from the Magpies’ squad of 29, which will be trimmed to 26 for the match.

But Dane Swan, Alan Toovey, Steele Sidebottom and Nathan Brown will add some experience. And Darcy Moore will play after a solid pre-season.

The match will feature two acting captains, with Geelong’s Joel Selwood yet to recover from his foot injury.

Jimmy Bartel, Selwood’s brother Scott and Mitch Clark will not play either.

But the Cats named former Carlton player Lachie Henderson, ex-Gold Coast ruckman Zac Smith and fellow recruit Sam Menegola in their squad

Players List:
Geelong Cats: 1. Rhys Stanley, 4. Andrew Mackie, 5. Nakia Cockatoo, 6. Lincoln McCarthy, 7. Harry Taylor, 8. Jake Kolodjashnij, 9. Zac Smith, 10. Daniel Menzel, 11. Darcy Lang, 18. Josh Cowan, 21. Jordan Murdoch, 22. Mitch Duncan, 23. Josh Caddy, 24. Jed Bews, 25. Lachie Henderson, 26. Tom Hawkins, 27. Sam Menegola, 28. Cory Gregson, 29. Cameron Guthrie, 30. Nathan Vardy, 32. Steven Motlop, 33. George Horlin-Smith, 35. Patrick Dangerfield, 36. Tom Ruggles, 37. Michael Luxford, 39. Shane Kersten, 40. Jackson Thurlow, 44. Corey Enright, 46. Mark Blicavs

Notable absentees: Jimmy Bartel, Joel Selwood, Scott Selwood, Mitch Clark

Collingwood Magpies: 1. Alex Fasolo, 2. Jordan de Goey, 3. Brent Macaffer, 4. Brodie Grundy, 9. Jesse White, 11. Jarryd Blair, 13. Taylor Adams, 14. James Aish, 15. Jarrod Witts, 16. Nathan Brown, 17. Jonathon Marsh, 18. Travis Varcoe, 19. Levi Greenwood, 21. Tom Phillips, 22. Steele Sidebottom, 25. Jack Crisp, 28. Ben Sinclair, 29. Tim Broomhead, 30. Darcy Moore, 31. Jackson Ramsay, 34. Alan Toovey, 36. Dane Swan, 37. Brayden Maynard, 40. Josh Smith, 41. Tim Golds, 43. Adam Oxley, 44. Corey Gault, 45. Jack Frost, 46. Mason Cox

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