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I hope we took notes during his time at the club. If Port have offered him double he is as good as gone.

I have no recollection of where I heard this but I was under the assumption that the contract was only for 1 year. I could be very wrong though.

I’m just here for the comments.

INDICATIVE DRAFT ORDER (before Week 1 AFL 2020 Finals) ROUND ONE 1. Adelaide 2. North Melbourne 3. Sydney 4. Hawthorn 5. Gold Coast 6. Essendon 7. Carlton 8. Adelaide (received from GWS in 2019) 9. North Melbourne (received from Melbourne in 2019) 10. Fremantle* 11. Geelong (mid-round concession pick received from Gold Coast in 2019) 12. Collingwood 13. Western Bulldogs 14. St Kilda 15. Geelong (received from West Coast in 2019) 16. Geelong 17. Richmond 18. Brisbane 19. Brisbane (received from Port Adelaide in 2019) *Fremantle's first pick was adjusted due to a 264.9 deficit from 2019 ROUND TWO 20. Adelaide 21. Hawthorn (received from North Melbourne in 2019) 22. Sydney 23. Melbourne (received from Hawthorn in 2019) 24. Gold Coast 25. North Melbourne (received from Essendon in 2019) 26. Port Adelaide (received from Fremantle in 2019) 27. Carlton 28. Fremantle (received from Melbourne in 2019) 29. Port Adelaide (tied to Collingwood, on-traded by Brisbane in 2019) 30. Adelaide (received from the Western Bulldogs in 2019) 31. Richmond (tied to St Kilda, on-traded by Collingwood, Fremantle in 2019) 32. West Coast 33. Geelong 34. Collingwood (received from Richmond in 2019) 35. Gold Coast (received from Brisbane in 2019) ROUND THREE 36. Western Bulldogs (received from Adelaide) 37. Collingwood (tied to North Melbourne, on-traded by GWS in 2019) 38. Brisbane (received from Sydney in 2019) 39. Greater Western Sydney * 40. Hawthorn 41. Essendon (tied to Gold Coast, on-traded by Geelong, Adelaide in 2019) 42. Port Adelaide* 43. Hawthorn (tied to Essendon, on-traded by Collingwood, Brisbane in 2019) 44. Adelaide (tied to Fremantle, on-traded by Sydney, St Kilda in 2019) 45. Carlton 46. Greater Western Sydney 47. Melbourne 48. Adelaide (tied to Collingwood, on-traded by Fremantle in 2019) 49. Western Bulldogs 50. Port Adelaide (received from St Kilda in 2019) 51. West Coast 52. West Coast (received from Geelong in 2019) 53. Richmond 54. Sydney (received from Brisbane in 2019) 55. Port Adelaide * Greater Western Sydney's second pick was adjusted due to a 254.2 deficit from 2019 * Port Adelaide's second pick was adjusted due to a 115.9 deficit from 2019 ROUND FOUR 56. Sydney (received from Adelaide in 2019) 57. North Melbourne 58. St Kilda (received from Sydney in 2019) 59. Hawthorn 60. Adelaide (received from Gold Coast in 2019) 61. Essendon 62. Melbourne (received from Fremantle in 2019) 63. Melbourne (tied to Carlton, on-traded by Fremantle, Adelaide in 2019) 64. Brisbane (tied to GWS, on-traded by Port Adelaide, Adelaide in 2019) 65. North Melbourne (tied to Melbourne, on-traded by GWS, Hawthorn in 2019). 66. Greater Western Sydney (received from Collingwood in 2019) 67. Hawthorn (received from Western Bulldogs in 2019) 68. Collingwood (tied to St Kilda, on-traded by Fremantle in 2019) 69. Essendon (received from West Coast in 2019) 70. Essendon (received from Geelong in 2019) 71. Richmond 72. Gold Coast (received from Brisbane in 2019) 73. St Kilda (received from Port Adelaide in 2019) ROUND FIVE 74. Adelaide 75. North Melbourne 76. Sydney 77. Hawthorn 78. Gold Coast 79. Essendon 80. Brisbane (received from Fremantle in 2019) 81. Carlton 82. Greater Western Sydney 83. Melbourne 84. Collingwood 85. Western Bulldogs 86. St Kilda 87. West Coast 88. Geelong 89. Richmond 90. Brisbane 91. Port Adelaide

Here’s the Champion Data‘a Team of the Year

For comparison, here are the 2020 results for the other clubs. Top-five fastest players in 2020 Chayce Jones, 35.1km/h v Hawthorn, round 15 Lachlan Murphy, 33.4 km/h v North Melbourne, round 9 Jake Kelly, 32.2km/h v Geelong, round 13 Tyson Stengle, 32.2km/h v North Melbourne, round 9 Luke Brown, 32.1km/h v North Melbourne, round 9 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Chayce Jones, 35.1km/h v Hawthorn, round 15 Lachlan Murphy, 33.4 km/h v North Melbourne, round 9 Lachlan Murphy, 33.3 km/h v Geelong, round 13 Chayce Jones, 33km/h v St Kilda, round 7 Jake Kelly, 32.2km/h v Geelong, round 13 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Charlie Cameron, 35.6km/h v Essendon, round 9 Eric Hipwood, 33.9km/h v Sydney, round 17 Brandon Starcevich, 33.7km/h v Hawthorn, round 1 Jarrod Berry, 33.7km/h v Western Bulldogs, round 11 Lachie Neale, 32km/h v Essendon, round 9 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Charlie Cameron, 35.6km/h v Essendon, round 9 Eric Hipwood, 33.9km/h v Sydney, round 17 Brandon Starcevich, 33.7km/h v Hawthorn, round 1 Jarrod Berry, 33.7km/h v Western Bulldogs, round 11 Charlie Cameron, 33.6km/h v Gold Coast, round 16 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Eddie Betts, 33.9km/h v Collingwood, round 14 Mitch McGovern, 33.6km/h v Greater Western Sydney, round 15 Liam Jones, 33.6km/h v Gold Coast, round 13 Jack Newnes, 33.4km/h v Greater Western Sydney, round 15 Matthew Cottrell, 33.1km/h v Greater Western Sydney, round 15 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Eddie Betts, 33.9km/h v Collingwood, round 14 Mitch McGovern, 33.6km/h v Greater Western Sydney, round 15 Liam Jones, 33.6km/h v Gold Coast, round 13 Jack Newnes, 33.4km/h v Greater Western Sydney, round 15 Matthew Cottrell, 33.1km/h v Greater Western Sydney, round 15 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Will Hoskin-Elliott, 34km/h v Gold Coast, round 17 John Noble, 33.8km/h v St Kilda, round 3 Jamie Elliott, 33.7km/h v Western Bulldogs, round 1 Jaidyn Stephenson, 33.2km/h v West Coast, round 8 Jeremy Howe, 33.2km/h v Western Bulldogs, round 1 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Will Hoskin-Elliott, 34km/h v Gold Coast, round 17 John Noble, 33.8km/h v St Kilda, round 3 Jamie Elliott, 33.7km/h v Western Bulldogs, round 1 Jaidyn Stephenson, 33.2km/h v West Coast, round 8 Jeremy Howe, 33.2km/h v Western Bulldogs, round 1 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Adam Saad, 34.1km/h v Sydney, round 2 Brayden Ham, 33.6km/h v Richmond, round 13 Matt Guelfi, 33km/h v St Kilda, round 12 Orazio Fantasia, 32.9km/h v Fremantle, round 1 Conor McKenna, 32.7km/h v North Melbourne, round 6 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Adam Saad, 34.1km/h v Sydney, round 2 Brayden Ham, 33.6km/h v Richmond, round 13 Adam Saad, 33.1km/h v Fremantle, round 1 Matt Guelfi, 33km/h v St Kilda, round 12 Adam Saad, 32.9km/h v GWS Giants, round 10 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Brandon Matera, 34km/h v Collingwood, round 9 Michael Frederick, 33.8km/h v Western Bulldogs, round 18 Andrew Brayshaw, 33.1km/h v Western Bulldogs, round 18 Mitch Crowden, 32.9km/h v Melbourne, round 16 Luke Ryan, 32.9km/h v Essendon, round 1 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Brandon Matera, 34km/h v Collingwood, round 9 Michael Frederick, 33.8km/h v Western Bulldogs, round 18 Michael Frederick, 33.1km/h v Melbourne, round 16 Andrew Brayshaw, 33.1km/h v Western Bulldogs, round 18 Mitch Crowden, 32.9km/h v Melbourne, round 16 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Gary Rohan, 35.2km/h v Sydney, round 18 Zach Tuohy, 34.5km/h v Collingwood, round 7 Tom Stewart, 33.4km/h v St Kilda, round 11 Brandan Parfitt, 32.8km/h v West Coast, round 9 Brad Close, 32.8km/h v Adelaide, round 13 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Gary Rohan, 35.2km/h v Sydney, round 18 Gary Rohan, 35km/h v Collingwood, round 7 Gary Rohan, 34.7km/h v Fremantle, round 8 Gary Rohan, 34.7km/h v St Kilda, round 11 Zach Tuohy, 34.5km/h v Collingwood, round 7 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Lachie Weller, 35km/h v St Kilda, round 10 Izak Rankine, 34.8km/h v Essendon, round 11 Josh Corbett, 34.2km/h v Hawthorn, round 18 Ben King, 33.8km/h v North Melbourne, round 14 Connor Budarick, 33.7km/h v Port Adelaide, round 1 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Lachie Weller, 35km/h v St Kilda, round 10 Izak Rankine, 34.8km/h v Essendon, round 11 Josh Corbett, 34.2km/h v Hawthorn, round 18 Ben King, 33.8km/h v North Melbourne, round 14 Connor Budarick, 33.7km/h v Port Adelaide, round 1 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Lachie Ash, 35.6km/h v Essendon, round 10 Aidan Corr, 34.1km/h v Gold Coast, round 9 Bobby Hill, 34km/h v Carlton, round 15 Isaac Cumming, 33.7km/h v North Melbourne, round 2 Jeremy Cameron, 33.7km/h v Gold Coast, round 9 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Lachie Ash, 35.6km/h v Essendon, round 10 Aidan Corr, 34.1km/h v Gold Coast, round 9 Bobby Hill, 34km/h v Carlton, round 15 Bobby Hill, 33.8km/h v Adelaide, round 16 Isaac Cumming, 33.7km/h v North Melbourne, round 2 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Jarman Impey, 34.2km/h v West Coast, round 12 Oliver Hanrahan , 33.1km/h v North Melbourne, round 4 Paul Puopolo, 32.9km/h v Western Bulldogs, round 17 Sam Frost, 32.0km/h v Sydney, round 8 Tom Scully, 32.0km/h v Richmond, round 3 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Jarman Impey, 34.2km/h v West Coast, round 12 Oliver Hanrahan , 33.1km/h v North Melbourne, round 4 Oliver Hanrahan , 32.9km/h v Port Adelaide, round 13 Paul Puopolo, 32.9km/h v Western Bulldogs, round 17 Paul Puopolo, 32.8km/h v Gold Coast, round 18 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Christian Salem, 34.8km/h v Sydney, round 15 Michael Hibberd, 34.6km/h v Collingwood, round 12 Aaron vandenBerg, 34.3km/h v Fremantle, round 16 Kysaiah Pickett , 34.2km/h v Brisbane, round 8 James Harmes, 33.9km/h v Collingwood, round 12 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Christian Salem, 34.8km/h v Sydney, round 15 Michael Hibberd, 34.6km/h v Collingwood, round 12 Aaron vandenBerg, 34.3km/h v Fremantle, round 16 Kysaiah Pickett , 34.2km/h v Brisbane, round 8 James Harmes, 33.9km/h v Collingwood, round 12 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Marley Williams, 34.0km/h v Hawthorn, round 4 Jamie Macmillan, 33.1km/h v North Melbourne, round 1 Tarryn Thomas, 32.9km/h v Hawthorn, round 4 Cameron Zurhaar, 32.8km/h v St Kilda, round 1 Shaun Atley, 32.8km/h v Fremantle, round 17 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Marley Williams, 34.0km/h v Hawthorn, round 4 Jamie Macmillan, 33.1km/h v North Melbourne, round 1 Tarryn Thomas, 32.9km/h v Hawthorn, round 4 Cameron Zurhaar, 32.8km/h v St Kilda, round 1 Shaun Atley, 32.8km/h v Fremantle, round 17 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Trent McKenzie, 36.4km/h v Gold Coast, round 1 Zak Butters, 33.9km/h v Gold Coast, round 1 Ryan Burton, 33.3km/h v Gold Coast, round 1 Tom Jonas, 33.0km/h v Geelong, round 12 Kane Farrell, 33.0km/h v GWS, round 6 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Trent McKenzie, 36.4km/h v Gold Coast, round 1 Zak Butters, 33.9km/h v Gold Coast, round 1 Ryan Burton, 33.3km/h v Gold Coast, round 1 Tom Jonas, 33.0km/h v Geelong, round 12 Kane Farrell, 33.0km/h v GWS, round 6 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Jack Graham, 34.2 km/h v Adelaide, round 18 Oleg Markov, 33.9 km/h v Essendon, round 13 Noah Balta, 33.9 km/h v Geelong, round 17 Marlion Pickett, 33.4 km/h v Geelong, round 17 Shai Bolton, 33.1 km/h v St Kilda, round 4 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Jack Graham, 34.2 km/h v Adelaide, round 18 Oleg Markov, 33.9 km/h v Essendon, round 13 Noah Balta, 33.9 km/h v Geelong, round 17 Marlion Pickett, 33.4 km/h v Geelong, round 17 Marlion Pickett, 33.4 km/h v Western Bulldogs, round 9 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Bradley Hill, 36.6km/h v Richmond, round 4 Dean Kent, 34.4km/h v Carlton, round 5 Dougal Howard, 34.2km/h v GWS, round 18 Dan Butler, 33.8km/h v Collingwood, round 3 Max King, 33.7km/h v North Melbourne, round 1 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Bradley Hill, 36.6km/h v Richmond, round 4 Dean Kent, 34.4km/h v Carlton, round 5 Dougal Howard, 34.2km/h v GWS, round 18 Dan Butler, 33.8km/h v Collingwood, round 3 Max King, 33.7km/h v North Melbourne, round 1 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Will Hayward, 34.5km/h v Brisbane, round 17 Nick Blakey, 34.1km/h v Richmond, round 6 Robbie Fox, 33.4km/h v Carlton, round 16 Harry Cunningham, 33.1km/h v Brisbane, round 17 James Bell, 32.7km/h v St Kilda, round 9 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Will Hayward, 34.5km/h v Brisbane, round 17 Nick Blakey, 34.1km/h v Richmond, round 6 Will Hayward, 33.5km/h v St Kilda, round 9 Robbie Fox, 33.4km/h v Carlton, round 16 Will Hayward, 33.1km/h v North Melbourne, round 3 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Jack Petruccelle, 33.6km/h v Melbourne, round 1 Elliot Yeo, 33.4km/h v Gold Coast, round 2 Jamaine Jones, 33.4km/h v West Coast, round 5 Liam Ryan, 33.2km/h v North Melbourne, round 18 Brad Sheppard, 33.0km/h v Brisbane, round 3 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Jack Petruccelle, 33.6km/h v Melbourne, round 1 Elliot Yeo, 33.4km/h v Gold Coast, round 2 Jamaine Jones, 33.4km/h v West Coast, round 5 Liam Ryan, 33.2km/h v North Melbourne, round 18 Liam Ryan, 33.1km/h v St Kilda, round 17 Top-five fastest players in 2020 Jason Johannisen, 34.1km/h v Carlton, round 6 Laitham Vandermeer, 33.7km/h v Brisbane, round 11 Alex Keath, 33.4km/h v Adelaide, round 12 Marcus Bontempelli, 33.1km/h v Richmond, round 9 Bailey Smith, 32.7km/h v Sydney, round 4 Fastest speeds clocked in a game in 2020 Jason Johannisen, 34.1km/h v Carlton, round 6 Jason Johannisen, 33.8km/h v Port Adelaide, round 10 Laitham Vandermeer, 33.7km/h v Brisbane, round 11 Alex Keath, 33.4km/h v Adelaide, round 12 Jason Johannisen, 33.4km/h v Essendon, round 7

Today would have been the original date for the 2020 Grand Final. The Dees were poised with a favourable draw in a season that never happened the way it was originally intended. Had we somehow made it to this one day in September we would have been cursed with this wet and cold weather. So Melbourne.

SMALL forward Brandon Matera was one of four players cut by Fremantle in the club's latest round of delistings on Friday. Matera joins key forward Hugh Dixon, midfielder Tom North and small defender Jarvis Pina in departing the club. It takes the Dockers' departures this off-season to eight after Cam McCarthy, Jason Carter, Dillon O'Reilly and Isaiah Butters.

I guess they have all the matches from mid to late 90s onwards (when they started filming every game for Optus Vision back in the day as someone above mentioned). I assume they have a large collection of other random games and finals from earlier. I’m only interested in any Demons game they have and I’d pay a subscription for that. I’m not interested in paying for what they’re offering now.

First to Fourth Years Return Monday 7th December 2020 (for 2 weeks) Five Years plus Return Wednesday 6th January 2021

I'd assume at some point there will be a bait and switch and it will all be behind a paywall. I'd be happy to pay a subscription if they had all the available match archives on there.

Not quite what I was expecting or hoping for. FROM today footy fans have a free entertainment destination with unlimited access to an extensive catalogue of AFL content series, documentaries, short films and historical footage, available on web and mobile via AFL.com.au and the AFL Live Official App, with thanks to Telstra.