2009 afl grand final stats

Collingwood progressed to the Semi-Final, where it faced Adelaide. The same trends continued into the early third quarter, with Geelong winning in the midfield but faltering in the forward-line. 2. EVERY SWAN RATED Skipper battles, Chad stands tall. Added a goal late. St Kilda's Jason Gram, who had 30 disposals, finished second for the medal; he also polled nine votes but lost to Chapman on a countback, as Chapman received three votes from three of the five judges, while Gram received three votes from only one judge. Please enter the email you registered your account with. The second half, the Saints lifted and at the 20-minute mark of the fourth quarter, Brendon Goddard took one of the greatest marks youll ever see, took a shot from 20 meters out and put St.Kilda in front for the first time of the day. Darryl Sutton was moved to full forward and skipper David Dench was moved to centre half-forward for North in the last quarter. The Grand Final between these two teams in 2009 was pretty good, but the only home and away encounter of that season was phenomenal. It was attended by 100,012 spectators,[5] the first crowd to exceed 100,000 for a VFL/AFL game since the 1986 VFL Grand Final. This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced. Petracca became tied Simon Black's record VFL/AFL grand final disposal count, finishing with 39 disposals and two goals in a phenomenal performance. The grand final was played in cold and wet conditions. THE MOMENT Hawkins' brute power blows Swans away, Tom Hawkins earns the first major of the Grand Final after a typically brilliant win in the ruck contest. Emails will only be used for identification purposes and for the resetting of forgotten passwords. The Australian Football League's 2009 finals series determined the top eight final positions of the 2009 AFL season over four weekends in September 2009, culminating with the 113th AFL/VFL Grand Final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on 26 September 2009. A quick one out of the guts for the Swans, and Warner's bomb just about clears the hands on the line. He's poached it from Dangerfield, who shrugged off about three tackles to get his snap away. It was during Channel 7s coverage of the West Coast v Geelong game on the same day when Dennis Cometti did the old If you dont want to know the score, look away now trick and came back with If I told you the score, you wouldnt believe me.. The North players copped an almighty spray from coach Ron Barassi at half-time, but it was to no avail. Was busy across half-forward and the wing early and found plenty of the footy. "To our boys, I'm so proud of your efforts all year and today. 'Okay, without being fantastic': Alan Joyce's legacy after 15 years at the helm of Qantas. 20': The 2022 AFL grand final is underway! Collingwood started impressively in the first quarter with six scoring shots to three, to lead 2.4 (16) to 1.2 (8). Now dangerous from both rebounds and stoppages, the Hawks started to gain the ascendancy, and a crumbing goal from Rioli put Hawthorn two goals up. Mitchell goaled less than a minute later. 9, Was given the job on Lance Franklin and blanketed the Swans superstar. It was the 112th annual grand final of the Australian Football League (formerly the Victorian Football League), [1] staged . Brad Close 7Was one of Geelong's best when the heat was on, typifying its ferocious attack on the footy and connection with teammates. That's it from the blog! The Cats have won their tenth premiership and left the MCG in tears of joy. Mitch Duncan (27 disposals) was also influential for the winning side, while Sydney's Chad Warner (28) and Luke Parker tried hard on a difficult day for their club. Rhys Stanley - 8/10. Geelong has capped a dominant season by comprehensively dismantling Sydney by 81 points in the AFL men's grand final. St Kilda's 118 tackles set a new record as the highest by any team in any game, the combined total of 214 tackles set a new mark as the second highest on record, and Bartel's 16 tackles matched the equal-highest personal tally on recordthese tallies have all since been surpassed. We got quality people involved, and we kept perservering. Hard to believe this kid is only 21. St Kilda entered the 2009 premiership season after having lost its preliminary final in 2008 against eventual premiers Hawthorn. The Kangaroos came out firing, kicking 12 goals in the first quarter to establish a lead of 57 points. Just wait for the noise on the siren And the celebrations are well and truly underway. Passwords are encrypted before being stored in our system (we cannot see what your password is). Send us feedback or report a mistake on this page. Just the 32 disposals, three goals, 11 inside 50s and 771 metres gained for Smith. The match, attended by 99,251 spectators, was won by Geelong by a margin of 12 points, marking the club's eighth VFL/AFL premiership victory. Follow throughout the day for all the news and colour from around the country, match . Sport; Afl; Updated AFL Grand Final 2021: Reason Demons hero broke down in tears. 1,360. In 1948 and 1977 there were grand final replays after initial draws. Kicking in from the behind, the Cats went to a contest 50m from goal where a strong mark was taken by Harry Taylor. Emails will only be used for identification purposes and for the resetting of forgotten passwords. Geelong's Harry Taylor was third, receiving a single set of three votes for his job shutting down St Kilda's Nick Riewoldt. . Six goals in a Grand Final is a huge haul from a mid-sized forward, particularly one who wasn't drafted until he was 20 years old after being a late bloomer via VFL side Casey Scorpions. Collingwood 9-14-68 v St Kilda 10-8-68. Collingwood started well, kicking 2.2 to nothing in the opening seven minutes; but Geelong then scored 3.6 to nothing for the rest of the quarter, and opened up a 24-point lead late in the second quarter. Geelong began to completely control play in the midfield, winning the stoppages easily and providing their forwards with plenty of opportunities which they wasted. Mark O'Connor 4 The late inclusion wasn't seen too often, but took a few crucial marks when the Swans were pressing. Jack Henry 7Like his defensive counterparts, didn't see a heap of the ball, but he probably won't mind that at all. Geelong dominated the first quarter and led by 28 points at quarter time. Nonetheless, a triple premiership Cat. Alex Jesalenko would kick the goal in the dying minutes to seal the game for Carlton. After half-time, Gary Ayres was moved from the backline to the midfield and dominated, which allowed Hawthorn to kick six unanswered goals in the third quarter. Q4: 3 mins remaining: Geelong 19.13 (127) v 7.4 (46) Sydney: The Cats are still competing and running like the game is in the balance. Max Holmes out, Mark O'Connor in for Geelong, ABC to rely on public interest defence against former soldier Heston Russell, 'Jailing is failing' the Northern Territory as alliance warns incarceration rates are five times national average, Australian Olympian Harry Garside arrested over alleged domestic violence, German zoo welcomes first polar bear cub in 21 years, Natascha Lechner died minutes after using frog poison in 'Kambo' vomiting ritual, inquest told. "I reckon football reached its peak as a spectacle and aesthetically when St Kilda and Geelong met at Marvel and they were 13 and zip"RE-LIVE THE INCREDIBLE 2009 CLASH: https://t.co/Z2XhRitX41 #AFLSaintsCats. [4] Collingwood progressed to the Preliminary Final against Geelong. Was subbed off in the final 10 minutes after 16 disposals and a goal. It was an extremely close game throughout: twelve points was the greatest margin at any stage of the game (held by Geelong early in the first quarter, late in the second quarter, and the final margin). Recorded 15 disposals and five intercepts. Emails will NOT be used for the sending of unsolicited, spam or promotional materials. The scores were level with 1:40 left on the clock. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today. He out-muscled Tom Hickey not once but twice tosnap Geelong's first two goals. Had a quieter game by his lofty standards, but arguably wasn't really needed to star. They have to come back and play the following week. Booted three goals along with 32 disposals, 12 marks and an incredible 771m gained, to be named Norm Smith medallist. An iconic game to end the 1980s and the Victorian Football League era. The Saints' home-and-away season was the best in its history, winning the first 19 games to record the longest winning streak in the club's history, before losing consecutive late season games to finished on top of the ladder with a 202 record and the McClelland Trophy for the first time since 1997. Meanwhile, Hawthorn scored 3.1 (19) for the quarter, with goals to Cyril Rioli, Mark Williams and Clinton Young, generating almost all of their scoring from rebounds. This was Hawthorns seventh Grand Final appearance on the trot, but they were yet to achieve back-to-back premierships. Added another in the second term. Zach Tuohy 5Didn't see a heap of the footy in his 250th game, playing in defence, but had the ball on a string when it did come his way. Carey would kick four goals in the third quarter but the end-to-end goal-for-goal attack of the match would see North only reduce Geelongs lead to 18 points at the final break. The 2008 decider was telecast by the Seven Network, its first grand final telecast since 2001. St Kilda kicked six goals to three in the second half to win by 28 points. While the match was high scoring, only four goals were kicked in the last quarter three of them from North Melbourne one each from John Longmire, Adrian McAdam and Brett Alison. So we dusted off the old our old Name a Game VHS tapes, did a YouTube deep-dive and came up with a list of our own top 10 favourites from the past 50 years (the television era). Taking a 74-point lead into the final quarter, the Cats were relaxed enough to share the ball around, Dangerfield handing off to Jeremy Cameron as one of the year's most dominant players took his turn to hit the scoreboard. This means that even if a top-four team loses in the first week, it still remains in the finals, playing a semi-final the next week against the winner of an elimination final. Used the ball well by foot. St Kilda progressed to the grand final for the first time since 1997. Spent some time on Sam Reid in the first half and a few moments on Lance Franklin, and set the scene for the Cats, even kicking his first AFL goal in the final quarter. Cookies will be used for the identification of users if the "Remember me on this computer" option is checked. | BEST MATCH EVER? Abbreviations key #=Jumper GM=Games played KI=Kicks MK=Marks HB=Handballs DI=Disposals DA=Disposal average GL=Goals BH=Behinds HO=Hit outs TK=Tackles RB=Rebound 50s Wed be back to do it all over again the following week. Check out the five moments that stole the grand final spotlight. The game had everything the record crowd the MCG (121,696 fans to be exact), arguably the most iconic mark of all time (Jezzalenko, you beauty!) While the West Coast Eagles off-field antics are highly documented from the time, its worth remembering just how good the actual football played in the Grand Final was. A selfless handball from Patrick Dangerfield sets up Jeremy Cameron for his first goal of the game. The first quarter was close, but Adelaide dominated the game from that point forward: eight goals to two in the second quarter, six goals to three in the third quarter, and eight goals to two in the final quarter. They were 58-point winners in their qualifying final against St Kilda,[2] earning them a week's rest and a home preliminary final. Geelong had perfected a novel style of high-possession football, studded with star midfielders adept at running, carrying and executing chains of handpasses through the corridor of the ground,[4][5] and it was consistently setting new league records for its high disposal counts. The game was the third grand final meeting between the two teams in their long history, having previously contested in the 1963 and 1989 VFL Grand Finals. Shannon Byrnes gathered a tumbling Cameron Ling kick in the goal square for Geelong's fourth goal in the 13th minute; and a goal to Gary Ablett, Jr. from a marking infringement free kick in the 20th minute gave Geelong back the lead. With the Magpie faithful cracking open the champagne at half-time to celebrate what they thought would be their 14th premiership, Carlton stunned them in the third quarter, kicking seven goals to Collingwoods one behind. We've beaten Geelong when it matters. The drawn 1977 Grand Final is iconic in so many ways, not only was it a drawn match and the teams had to come back the following week but it was also the very first live telecast of a Grand Final in the state of Victoria. This website requires javascript, it looks like you have it disabled. Jed Bews 5Had the unenviable task of tackling the dangerous Tom Papley and did well to limit the small Swans influence. In fact, most of the Sydney Swans v West Coast Eagles matches from the mid-2000s were epic, thrillers in an era were defensive, low-scoring, flooding football was all the rage. 30 years ago todayThe Hawks salute in one of the greatest grand finals of all time. After nine minutes of playing time, Franklin scored the opening goal of the quarter to increase the margin to 21 points. It was the biggest margin the Swans had conceded in a first quarter all year, and would prove fatal. 10 THINGS WE LEARNED Danger's elusive premiership, Selwood's tribute. Seemed to run with Tom Papley for large stints of the match and had him well beaten. 3:05 PM. The Roos, missing the likes of Wayne Carey, Mick Martyn and Anthony Stevens were sitting ninth on the ladder and went into the game massive underdogs against the reigning premier and top of the ladder Essendon. A celebration to remember! 7, MOMENTS THAT MADE GF: Swans stars brutal afternoon; goal that brought the MCG to tears, THANK GOD FOR ROBBIE WILLIAMS: Boring GF tests fans in anti-climax to classic AFL finals, NEXT LEVEL: Cats explode in 33-year first Grand Final bloodbath, ABSOLUTELY BLOWN AWAY: Swans GF nightmare laid bare as big Cat bench presses hapless rival, LOVE YOU WARNIE: Robbies perfect tribute to late great spin king, Aussie music legend, Geelongs most improved player this season and barely put a foot wrong all season and on Grand Final day. In the third week, the winners of the semi-finals from week two play the winners of the qualifying finals in the first week. This page is not available in other languages. They convincingly beat the Western Bulldogs by 51 points in their qualifying final,[4] which earned them a week's rest and home preliminary final, in which they beat St Kilda by 54 points. [15][18][19] Ablett then kicked the ball long to Geelong's goal square, where several players contested for the ball. Riewoldt had two more scoring chances soon after, kicking a behind in the 14th minute, and having a short range shot smothered for a rushed behind by Harry Taylor in the 15th minute. This page is a collection of VFL/AFL premiership and grand final statistics.The Australian Football League (AFL), known as the Victorian Football League (VFL) until 1990, is the elite national competition in men's Australian rules football.Each year, the premiership is awarded to the club that wins the AFL Grand Final.The grand final has been played in all VFL/AFL seasons except for 1897 and . Tony Lockett is the league record-holder for the most goals kicked in the history of the VFL/AFL, with 1,360 goals in a career of 281 games, starting in 1983 with the St Kilda Football Club and ending in 2002 with the Sydney Swans. Isaac Heeney who failed to touch the ball in the first quarter finally got involved in the match, kicking a major for the Swans with just his third possession. They say the 90s was the decade that delivered and in terms of the ultimate 1990s game of Australian Rules Football, this was the one that takes the cake. Top-scored with 4.3 to cap off an incredible comeback story. The first goal of the game was scored by Geelong's Tom Lonergan from a mark. Geelong's Max Rooke, Gary Ablett, Jr., Jimmy Bartel, Darren Milburn and Joel Corey also polled votes. Taylor, in particular, was lauded for restricting dangerous Saints forward Riewoldt to just one goal. We are licensed and regulated by the Northern Territory Government, and secured AFL Grand Final parade in 2006. Hawthorn would come back from 49 points down and win the game 26-15 (171) to Geelong 25-13 (163). #AFLGF. However, the likes of Peter Moore and Ross Twiggy Dunne put the Pies equal with North, but it was too little too late. The losers of the qualifying final plays the elimination finals winners in a semi-final. The premiership cup was brought onto the field twice: once by captains and administrators from football clubs affected by the 2009 Victorian bushfires, and then later via zip-line by Adelaide Crows champion Mark Ricciuto. You are advised to change this password after using it to sign in again. Chapman, Rooke, Milburn, Ablett, Bartel and Taylor were all excellent for Geelong. The 51,878 people who were at the MCG and the very few who happened to have C7 Sport on Optus Vision back in the day witnessed one of the greatest games theyll ever see. In the 29th minute, Stephen Milne took a long kick into a largely open forward line towards the unguarded goals for St Kilda, but it was a tumbling kick and Scarlett was able to comfortably rush it through for a behind. Tom Hawkins earns the first two goals of the Grand Final after some typically brilliant work in these ruck contests, Isaac Smith snares a pair of goals in the opening term as the Cats look ominous early, Hayden McLean stems the bleeding for Sydney with this dazzling grab and finish, Swans young gun Chad Warner refuses to go down and provides Callum Mills for an awesome finish, Geelong continues to pile on more pain as Isaac Smith nails his third in some style, Watch Geelong's press conference after the Grand Final match against Sydney, Watch Sydney's press conference after the Grand Final match against Geelong, Extended highlights of the Cats and Swans clash in the Grand Final, VFLW superstar Sergeant Rhiannon Busch joins the crew for Yokayi Footy's Anzac Day special, highlighted by Charlie Cameron's incredible haul, From college basketball to the biggest stage in the AFL, enjoy Mason Cox's career highlights, Enjoy the thrilling final moments between Adelaide and Collingwood in round seven, Collingwood small defender John Noble drifts forward and nails this mighty kick on the run late in the game, All 18 club presidents have backed Tasmania's bid for the competition's 19th licence, meaning the state is one step closer to its own team, Jack Hayes will be sidelined for another couple of months due to a hamstring injury, Suns spearhead says he has no intention of leaving Gold Coast, Roy, Calvin and Warnie reveal their early trades for round eight, Access All Areas look at the contentious decisions during Collingwood's miracle win over the Crows, thanks to Crypto.com, Round seven AFL Rising Star nominee Finn Callaghan discusses his season so far with Cal Twomey, All the action from the state leagues around the country. Nat Edwards and Damian Barrett dissect the 2022 AFL Grand Final. Will be special to share the flag with his brother. Tom Atkins 6Did exactly what his coach would have asked of him, bringing pressure around the ground and winning the footy himself. Three-time premiership Hawk Isaac Smith was unstoppable, booting three goals to go with 14 score involvements and 32 disposals to claim the Norm Smith Medal. Cats young star Sam De Koning waits until the Grand Final to score his maiden major after some Patrick Dangerfield brilliance. Geelong looked stronger than Hawthorn at stoppages, but Hawthorn was damaging from rebounds, so neither team could gain the overall dominance in general play, leading to an intense see-sawing quarter of football which saw each team score five goals and Geelong lead by one point at quarter time. The 2008 AFL Grand Final was an Australian rules football match contested between the Geelong Football Club and the Hawthorn Football Club, held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in Melbourne on 27 September 2008. Its success was built on full team defense, unrelenting tackle pressure at the ball-carrier and contested ball,[8] a style which Lyon had designed primarily to counter Geelong's high-possession game. AFLW Match Highlights: Adelaide v Melbourne. Abbreviations key #=Jumper GM=Games played KI=Kicks MK=Marks HB=Handballs DI=Disposals DA=Disposal average GL=Goals BH=Behinds HO=Hit outs TK=Tackles RB=Rebound 50s 8, A quiet Grand Final, but this time in a winning cause. Geelong then responded with the next four goals of the game in a fifteen-minute period of play. Gryan Miers 5Wasn't sighted overly often but provided a lot of buzz around the footy in attack. Hawthorn running through the banner prior to the match. It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll), "Geelong overcome fast-starting Dogs to book grand final berth", "Hawthorn hammers Bulldogs in qualifying final", "Full Norm Smith Medal voting - AFL.com.au", Geelong lacks drive: Jeff Kennett | Herald Sun, "Geelong Cats got your tongue? Looking just at the Grand Finals since 1990, the percentages for First (65%) and Second Quarters (73%) are lower, but a startling 96% of eventual winners have led at the final change. . Geelong's twenty-three behinds included eleven rushed behinds by Hawthorn, some of which were deliberate, and some of which occurred directly from kick-ins. Brisbane progressed to a Semi-final against the Bulldogs; Carlton was eliminated. Cookies will be used for the identification of users if the "Remember me on this computer" option is checked. If it is a valid email, your password will be reset and emailed to you. After quarter time the match was more even, and by three-quarter time, Geelong had extended its lead to only 35 points. Channel 7 got bang for their buck as one of the most dramatic games in the history of Australian Rules Football played out. It included numerous come-from-behind victories and narrow margins, and two kicks after the siren to win by Jimmy Bartel in 2009 (behind to win 99-98) and Tom Hawkins in 2012 (goal to win 118-116). Cats played both, Tigers/Pies comparable in terms of support It is the club's first flag since 2011, which was also won with coach Chris Scott at the helm. Grand Final, MCG, Attendance: 99251: Saturday, 26th September 2009, 2:30 PM AEST: Team: Q1: Q2: Q3: Q4: Final: St Kilda: 3.2 7.7 9.11 9.14 68 Geelong: 3.0 7.1 9.4 12.8 80 It was Geelongs perfect day and it meant there were some ridiculously high player ratings scores across the board. A running goal from 45 metres (148ft) from Ablett broke a string of eleven consecutive behinds for Geelong, and put them back in front. 5, Another Stephen Wells diamond in the rough find. Scoring progression; St Kilda Time Score Time Geelong; 1st quarter (30m 36s) 0.0.0 - 1.0.6 2m 35s: Max Rooke goal : 0.0.0 - 2.0.12 7m 47s: Cameron Mooney goal: Adam Schneider behind With one more behind before the end of the quarter, St Kilda entered the three quarter time break with a seven-point lead.

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