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The AFL 2025 Fixture

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23 minutes ago, biggestred said:

does anyone know when the "brains trust" up at afl house are going to release the rest of the fixture?

Mid to late May.

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    3 hours ago, FearTheBeard said:

    Article posted to herald sun 10 minutes ago about the fixture.

    Hopefully someone here can post it.

    There was probably a sneaky mention of the Dees V WC game at Marvel taking place at the family friendly timeslot of 5:48pm on the Sunday.

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    2 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    There was probably a sneaky mention of the Dees V WC game at Marvel taking place at the family friendly timeslot of 5:48pm on the Sunday.

    That one deserves a 2am Tuesday morning game.

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    I'm predicting a pretty ho-hum fixture when the balance is announced in 2 or 3 weeks.

    GC V Melbourne - Sat 7:40pm (PFS)

    Adelaide V Melbourne - Sun 3:20pm (AO)

    Melbourne V North Melbourne - Sun 1:10pm (MCG)

    Carlton V Melbourne - Sun 3:20pm (MCG)

    St Kilda V Melbourne - Sun 3:20pm (Marvel)

    Melbourne V West Coast - Sun 4:40pm (Marvel)

    Melbourne V W Bulldogs - Sat 4:35pm (MCG)

    Hawthorn V Melbourne - Sun 3:20pm (MCG)

    Collingwood V Melbourne - TBC (MCG)

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    I just want to know when the hell we're playing Adelaide away so I can book flights and overnight accommodation. This floating fixture baloney is the pits.

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    How can we not have any games in Melbourne for 34 days (5 weeks)? So much for H&A, being alternative games.

    From kings birthday, 9th June to 13th July, against North.

    I get plenty of time to recover from the effect of the Wooden fans.

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    The AFL are doing us all a favour.

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    20 hours ago, Kev said:

    How can we not have any games in Melbourne for 34 days (5 weeks)? So much for H&A, being alternative games.

    From kings birthday, 9th June to 13th July, against North.

    I get plenty of time to recover from the effect of the Wooden fans.

    We have 7 games in Vic to end the year, swings and roundabouts

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    11 hours ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

    We have 7 games in Vic to end the year, swings and roundabouts

    If only we could’ve been in a position to utilise that advantage.

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    14 hours ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

    We have 7 games in Vic to end the year, swings and roundabouts

    It's still utterly bizarre to have us not playing a game in Melbourne for a month and then not leaving the state for the last 7 games.

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