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Just had notice this morning to say that Foxtel will be broadcasting this match. ABC will show highlights at half time as per notification to me regarding this matter from the ABC as per Dear John

Thank you for your email.

ABC Sport has advised that Fox Sports have the rights to provide the full telecast of the TAC Cup prior to the ABC's LIVE HD broadcast of the VFL Grand Final. However the result of the TAC Cup and highlights of the game will be provided at half time on our VFL telecast.

I hope you enjoy the match. Thank you for your interest in the ABC.

Kind regards

Anna Lee

Audience and Consumer Affairs

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    When is this?

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    When is this?

    Friday week,25th September, at the Etihad stadium. It is the match before the VFL grand final. Previously played for a lifetime now before AFL grand final where the Under 16's will play.At least we will have the opportunity to see possible draft picks play now and in the future..

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    Thanks mate appreciate it

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    I vehemently dislike it being played at Etihad.

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    I vehemently dislike it being played at Etihad.

    Doubt if we'll see Tom Scully. Dandenong Stingrays are rank underdogs to win the prelim final v Geelong Falcons.

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    Doubt if we'll see Tom Scully. Dandenong Stingrays are rank underdogs to win the prelim final v Geelong Falcons.

    I believe you will, however, if you have doubts you could come to Visy Park tomorrow - old Optus Oval- Cartton's ground and watch him play for free.. Game starts at 2pm. Earlier game will also see Ben Griffiths, Jake Carlisle etc @ 11.15 am.Be there !

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    I'll be there tomorrow for the Dandenong game...

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    Doubt if we'll see Tom Scully. Dandenong Stingrays are rank underdogs to win the prelim final v Geelong Falcons.

    If I was going to back any single player to drag his team over the line...

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    If I was going to back any single player to drag his team over the line...

    AGREE-HW WON THE GAME VIRTUALLY LITERALLY

    COME WATCH HIM PLAY- HE IS A BLOODY BEAUTY

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    Just checked the foxtel online guide and looked up friday and there is no game anywhere to be seen?

    Might of missed it but does anyone know what the go is

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    Just checked the foxtel online guide and looked up friday and there is no game anywhere to be seen?

    Might of missed it but does anyone know what the go is

    YES- I just spoke to Foxtel -whom confirmed they WILL BE TELECASTING THE TAC FINAL, THIS FRIDAY LIVE FROM 4PM ON 501.HOPE YOU & OTHERS ENJOY IT.

    WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR & OTHERS COMMENTS AFTER THE GAME AS I BELIEVE THEIR ARE SOME ALMIGHTY TALENT PLAYING.

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    Check out my cousin Dion playing for Calder.

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    Just checked the foxtel online guide and looked up friday and there is no game anywhere to be seen?

    Might of missed it but does anyone know what the go is

    Just looked it up on the Foxtel guide and it says Fox Sports 501 at 4pm.

    At this stage I will be going to the game.

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    haha my bad!!!! They are showing it brisbane too :)

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    I'll be there.

    Scully was underused last week due to the comfortable nature of Dandenong's win.

    Will be good to see him in the thick of it on Friday night.

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    Celine?

    *slap* :P

    Dion Prestia

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    *slap* :P

    Dion Prestia

    And by God- he is a very good footballer- I deemed him to be best on the ground last weekend.but too young for this draft

    Shows age as being:10/12/1992.

    2nd Preliminary Final

    Eastern Ranges 4.1 6.1 8.3 8.7 (55)

    Calder Cannons 3.1 7.3 9.5 13.9 (87)

    GOALS:

    Eastern Ranges: Dyson 2 Harper Young Cass Johns Wilson Kennedy

    Calder Cannons: Thompson 4 Hicks 2 Mitchell 2 Temel 2 Carlisle McLeod Lucin

    BEST:

    Eastern Ranges: Gysberts Crowle Mirra Mullett Minahan Kinder

    Calder Cannons: Prestia Hine Wallis Liberatore Thompson Guthrie

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    Yep, too young. Will be eligible next year. I'm assuming GC will pick him up. Whole family is MFC, so would be great to see him in the red and blue. Highly doubt it. Very short also. Not sure of his official height. But he comes in at a good time because of the GC. Otherwise his height may have been an issue. But GC will be picking up anyone and everyone with a bit of talent.

    That's not to say he wouldn't get drafted if not for the GC, because he's a great footballer. But teams might bulk at his height. Unless he spruces up in 12 months. Has very large hips and legs. Moves a bit like Judd.

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    Yep, too young. Will be eligible next year. I'm assuming GC will pick him up. Whole family is MFC, so would be great to see him in the red and blue. Highly doubt it. Very short also. Not sure of his official height. But he comes in at a good time because of the GC. Otherwise his height may have been an issue. But GC will be picking up anyone and everyone with a bit of talent.

    That's not to say he wouldn't get drafted if not for the GC, because he's a great footballer. But teams might bulk at his height. Unless he spruces up in 12 months. Has very large hips and legs. Moves a bit like Judd.

    He has grown enormously this year- whilst it shows 170 in the list-I think he would be near 180 now.Also note, GC will have many to look closely at. He should try to get MFC to allow him to train with them-early next year.Is he a member of the AIS/Afl .Look forward to watching him live tmoro.

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    TAC CUP GRAND FINAL TEAMS

    Dandenong Stingrays

    B 15 Amalfi  40 Roberton 8 M. Hallahan

    HB  4 Shaw  34 McInnes 16 J. Hallahan

    C 1 Andrews 3 Bastinac 17 Treloar

    HF 14 Heddles 36 Millard 47 Allen

    F 25 Cottrell 32 Pitt 2 Parker

    R 45 Casboult 24 Petropoulos 29 Scully *

    Int 33 Kerr 10 Gent 37 Sheppard 19 Clifford 23 Mold 31 B. Mitchell 11 Baumgartner 22 Batchelor

    Calder Cannons

    B 15 Guthrie 43 Fahey 18 Ezard

    HB 7 Wallis 34 Mitchell 20 Long

    C 2 Prestia 6 Schroder 10 Hine

    HF 17 Hicks 23 Carlisle 33 Hunter

    F 8 Lucin 26 Temel 1 Duhau

    R 29 Fewster 16 Melksham 5 Liberatore

    Int 32 Kefford 19 Lawton 11 McLeod 35 Wall 22 McCallum 3 Thompson 21 Watson 36 Daniher 48 J. Tydell

    * selected but unlikely to play due to injury

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    REMINDER- LIVE TONIGHT ON FOXTELL 501 @4PM. HIGHLIGHTS TO BE SHOWN DURING HALF TIME ON ABC (VFL FINAL)

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    Keep and eye on Carlisle 33 and Temel 1.

    Both will be under pick #11 / #18 consideration. From this morning age:

    Jake Carlisle shapes as one of the better tall players on offer this year, and may become a first-round choice, while Serhat Temel's marking has made a big impression during the finals series and potentially helped shoot him up the draft order. He has taken 21 contested marks and kicked 17 goals in the first three weeks of the finals.
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    Keep and eye on Carlisle 33 and Temel 1.

    Both will be under pick #11 / #18 consideration. From this morning age:

    I will do so- heading to the match to watch it live. One gets a better feel for it. Have watched all finals now.

    Think Temel is a beauty. Carlisle a very good developer- very versatile back or forward- but by gee I really like Talia.

    Give my thoughts after the game- hope you can watch it and enjoy it. Temel has a bit of Franklin in him- X FACTOR- FLAIR

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