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[S] Movie Survivor All-stars Cast Reveal and Assessment

2020.03.29 22:03 Personal_Animal[S] Movie Survivor All-stars Cast Reveal and Assessment

It's that time! Movie Survivor All-Stars, where the those who have proven themselves from the past 7 seasons come back to prove their worth among the best of the best. It was a hard choice to choose between everyone, but I ultimately decided on an a cast.
Cast
Fierce Flames Tribe
Beatrix Kiddo(Kill Bill- S4, 1st): On her orginal season, Beatrix proved herself to be a strong and adaptable player. She had a strong central alliance early on in the game. After deciding to play solo, she decided to work with whoever she needed to, to get ahead. Beatrix isn't planning to change up her game this time and knows she can adapt if she needs to
John Anderton(Minority Report- S3, 4th): John was someone I liked on his season. I feel like he was a really was a smart and strategic person, but he just never had the numbers to make the moves he wanted. He lost his alliance in pre-merge, so he had to work with his orginal tribemates in the merge stage. Later on he tried to send home Nani who was the glue in the strong female alliance, but he failed and was voted out. This time he hopes he can be more lucky
Rafe McCawley(Pearl Harbor- S3, 7th): Rafe had a strong alliance during the pre-merge stages of the game, but due to the tribe swap he lost both of his allies. Rafe did become the other alliance's greatest adversary as his comp wins made him their biggest target. When it was down to him and Elle, they turned on each other. Ultimately they kept Elle over him. Rafe is hoping to have a strong alliance this time for him to rely on
Tess Ocean(Ocean's Film Franchise- S5, 5th): Tess was a great player on Thailand. First making sure to be apart of a big alliance on her orginal tribe. Then she made her biggest move deciding to mutiny to the other tribe. It payed off come the merge. Although the group finally cut her off at the final 5. Coming back Tess hopes she can play things more safe and take big risks only when needed
Tyler Durden(Fight Club- S1, 1st): Tyler is definitely one of my favorite players. Tyler's Survivor journey is awesome cause he manages to play both the underdog and villain of his season at the same time. His tribe was completely decimated in the pre-merge stage, which his alliance was in complete control of who went home. He was completely out numbered in the merge by the other tribe, but taking advantage of the mistrust between alliances of the other tribe, he was able to play both sides against each other. Tyler knows their is a big target on his back, so he is hoping he can lay low enough that just maybe he can once again fight his way to the end
The White Witch 'Janis'(The Chronicles of Narnia- S7, 3rd): Janis is known for sly and cutthroat game on Pearl Islands. Janis had a strong alliance, which they ultimately dominated the game. Janis had the most control in the merge stage of the game, where she made sure whoever she wanted went home. She was very cruel and conscending to some of her other castmates, which lead to karma to strike her in the final 3. Janis wants to come back to prove she deserved the win the first time
Sneaky Skunks Tribe
Alex Browning(Final Destination Franchise - S1, 6th): Alex started his game on the powerful 2000's tribe. Although the tribe only visited one tribal council in the pre-merge, it did cause one of Alex's allies to go home. Going into the merge his tribe had the numbers, but his mistrust of Ethan's alliance caused him and Chel to flip. Alex tried his best to navigate the game and take out Ethan's numbers, but he kind of messed up with his big fight with Peter, which ultimately caused Peter to flip during the tie breaker. Alex is hoping he can find a more stable alliance this time so the same chaotic tribals don't ensue
Alex the Lion(Madagascar Franchise- S6, 5th): Another Alex! Okay so Alex honestly is a really good player and could of won the Amazon had he made it to the end. Which is exactly why he was voted out, cause he was such a good player and could have won had he made it to the end. In the merge, Alex won 3 individual immunities and worked with Batman for the most part. He was blindsided in the final 5, which the girls set it up perfectly so he would go home
Danny Ocean(Ocean's Film Franchise- S2, 5th): Danny on his season was like a more calm Tyler. Early on, his alliance and the other alliance of the team battled for control of the tribe. His team was also decimated, and come merge he was forced to work with Shrek who was his only orginal tribamate left. Although Danny was able to get the Torrance, Billy, and Greg trio to work with him for some time. He then later on tried working with Yzma to break up the trio, but ultimately failed. This time Danny hopes the numbers fall into his favor
Piper(Robots- S6, 1st): I had a hard time deciding if I should add Piper are not, but ultimately decided to let her play again. I do think she did good the first time with her physical game and proved she is a good ally to have. Even though she was low on the numbers in the merge, her and Lola played the boys. Ultimately they gave Piper the win for her strong physical play and I guess she was less responsible for making people feel backstabbed than the femme fatale runner-up
Serleena(Men in Black- S3, 1st): Serleena, the series first female villainess. On her season Serleena was in a powerful alliance that controlled her tribe. During the merge, she was a comp beast and was cutthroat during voting. She is known for her confrontational attitude, mainly her rivalry with Velma, who was an ally turned rival. Although despite her dislike of Velma, she took her to the end and won against her. Serleena wants to come back to show the aggressive alien queen still is a force to reckoned with
Velma Dinkley(Scooby-Doo Live Action Movie- S3, 2nd): Velma is known for her smart, caculated, and under-the-radar game in Season 3. Throughout the game Velma remained loyal to her powerful alliance, which allowed her to make moves without being noticed. Despite this, most of the jury didn't appreciate her under-the-radar style of play, and gave the win to the more aggressive Serleena. Velma knows this time it's go big or go home, so she might as well go big
Powerful Panthers
Billy Elliot(Billy Elliot- S2, 2nd): Billy was another person I was hesitant about, but I think he does deserve to play again. His tribe only went to 1 tribal during pre-merge. In the merge, his alliance was in control of basically all the votes. Billy actually managed to get no voted throughout the season. Although sitting at the final tribal, the jury gave Torrance more credit since she was in control of the alliance. Billy is hoping he can make a name for himself and adapt to a stronger style of play
Bruce Wayne/Batman(Batman Movies- S6, 4th): Batman is known for his great strategic ability on his season and his ability to play without placing a target on himself. On his season, he didn't join any alliances early on, so he could play solo and leave his options open. This helped him since he was able to work with whoever was beneficial for him, and he blindsided those who didn't help him. Although he was ultimately tricked and blinsided by the female duo in the final 4. This time Batman knows in a game like this you can't play completely solo.
Ethan Hunt(Mission Impossible Franchise- S1, 4th): On his first season, Ethan tried to organize a powerful trio, that he knew he could work with. Ethan is known for being very cunning on his season as he was also targeted by the opposing alliance on his tribe, but he always got the numbers on his side. Ethan is also fairly good at competitions, winning 3 overall. His alliance remaimed strong throughout the merge, until Cindy and Aladar both respectively made mistakes at the final 5 and final 7 that cost them the game. Losing his allies lead to Ethan's elimination at the final 4. This time, Ethan is hoping to find a group that he knows he can work with until the end
Lola(Shark Tale- S6, 2nd): Lola is known mainly for her manipulative and flirtatious gameplay in the Amazon. Being low in numbers at the merge, Lola was able to play both sides of boys when a division was made. This got her and Piper all the way to the final 2. Although I assume she didn't win because some of the boys felt stung by her just playing them. This time Lola hopes she can use her charm once again to not only get farther, but to win
Sydney Burnett(Bad Boys- S4, 3rd): Syd is known for being a very strong physical competitor. Early on in the season, she was apart of the majority on her tribe. She got closer to her ally Trinity during the tribe switch and it also allowed her to connect with the other tribe. Come the merge, Trinity and Sydney became a strong duo and stayed in the middle of both groups. This allowed them to have some say in who went home. Sydney did ultimately get voted out at the final 3. This time, Sydney is hoping she can go the distance and not settle for 3rd
Torrance Shipman(Bring it On!- S2, 1st): Torrance came into the game on her first season being a member of a trio alliance. Her tribe only visited Tribal Council once, so her tribe had the numbers coming into the merge. Although, Torrance and her alliance decided to turn on her tribe mates. The alliance managed to do it and then they voted off everyone else. In the end, Torrance had won over the jury, since she was more of the leader in the alliance. Torrance knows she is a slightly underestimated winner, so she is hoping she can come in and prove herself
Relationship Updates As you know, relationships always play a factor on All-star like seasons, so lets see how it will affect this one:
-Lola and Alex the Lion started dating after they both were on season 6
-Torrance ans Billy are best friends outside of the game after playing together in season 2
Alex B and Ethan aren't fond of each other, but are both friends with Ethan
-Serleena had posted mean tweets about Velma following their season
-Since Tess and Danny are from the same universe, they already have their own history
Questions
-Who do you think can win?
-Who are you excited about?
-Who did you want to see?
-Which previous season was your favorite?
Other Seasons: Movie Survivor Borneo: https://www.reddit.com/BrantSteele/comments/f3t4kg/s_movie_survivor_borneo/
Movie Survivor Australia: https://www.reddit.com/BrantSteele/comments/f4vzx0/s_movie_survivor_austrulians2/
Movie Survivor Africa: https://www.reddit.com/BrantSteele/comments/f89jkl/s_movie_survivor_africas3/
Movie Survivor Marquesas: https://www.reddit.com/BrantSteele/comments/fexoyt/s_movie_survivor_marquesas_s4/
Movie Survivor Thailand: https://www.reddit.com/BrantSteele/comments/fip2i7/s_movie_survivor_thailand_s5/
Movie Survivor Amazon:https://www.reddit.com/BrantSteele/comments/fm6e5j/s_movie_survivor_amazon_s6/
Movie Survivor Pearl Islands: https://www.reddit.com/BrantSteele/comments/fppbv8/s_movie_survivor_pearl_islands_s7/
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2019.08.09 10:23 HippemannPremier League: Every completed signing in the 2019 summer transfer window

Manchester City

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Rodri23 SpainDefensive MidfieldAtlético Madrid£63.00m
João Cancelo25 PortugalRight-BackJuventus£58.50m
Angeliño22 SpainLeft-BackPSV Eindhoven£10.80m
Pedro Porro19 SpainRight-BackGirona£10.80m
Zack Steffen24 United StatesGoalkeeperColumbus Crew£7.20m
Scott Carson33 EnglandGoalkeeperDerbyLoan

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PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Danilo28 BrazilRight-BackJuventus£33.30m
Douglas Luiz21 BrazilCentral MidfieldAston Villa£15.12m
Fabian Delph29 England/GuyanaCentral MidfieldEverton£8.55m
Manu García21 SpainAttacking MidfieldSporting Gijón£3.60m
Pablo Marí25 SpainCentre-BackFlamengo£1.53m
Luke Brattan29 Australia/EnglandDefensive MidfieldSydney FCFree Transfer
Arijanet Muric20 Kosovo/MontenegroGoalkeeperNottm ForestLoan
Vincent Kompany33 Belgium/DR CongoCentre-BackRSC AnderlechtFree Transfer
Anthony Cáceres26 Australia/UruguayCentral MidfieldSydney FCFree Transfer
Patrick Roberts22 EnglandRight WingerNorwichLoan
Ante Palaversa19 CroatiaCentral MidfieldKV OostendeLoan
Zack Steffen24 United StatesGoalkeeperF. DüsseldorfLoan
Philippe Sandler22 NetherlandsCentre-BackRSC AnderlechtLoan
Tosin Adarabioyo21 England/NigeriaCentre-BackBlackburnLoan

Liverpool

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Sepp van den Berg17 NetherlandsCentre-BackPEC Zwolle£1.71m
Harvey Elliot16 EnglandRight WingerFulham?
Adrián32 SpainGoalkeeperWest HamFree Transfer

Out

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Danny Ings26 EnglandCentre-ForwardSouthampton£19.98m
Simon Mignolet31 BelgiumGoalkeeperClub Brugge£6.30m
Harry Wilson22 Wales/EnglandRight WingerBournemouthLoan fee:£2.43m
Marko Grujic23 SerbiaCentral MidfieldHertha BSCLoan fee:£1.80m
Taiwo Awoniyi21 NigeriaCentre-Forward1.FSV Mainz 05Loan fee:£450k
Alberto Moreno27 SpainLeft-BackVillarrealFree Transfer
Ovie Ejaria21 England/NigeriaCentral MidfieldReadingLoan
Ben Woodburn19 Wales/EnglandLeft WingerOxford UnitedLoan
Sheyi Ojo22 England/NigeriaRight WingerRangersLoan
Daniel Sturridge29 EnglandCentre-ForwardWithout Club-
Ádám Bogdán31 HungaryGoalkeeperWithout Club-
Connor Randall23 EnglandRight-BackWithout Club-

Chelsea

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Mateo Kovacic25 CroatiaCentral MidfieldReal Madrid£40.50m

Out

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Eden Hazard28 BelgiumLeft WingerReal Madrid£90.00m
Ola Aina22 Nigeria/EnglandRight-BackTorino£9.00m
Tomas Kalas26 Czech RepublicCentre-BackBristol City£8.10m
David Luiz32 Brazil/PortugalCentre-BackArsenal£7.83m
Ethan Ampadu18 Wales/EnglandCentre-BackRB LeipzigLoan fee:£585k
Todd Kane25 England/ScotlandRight-BackQPRFree Transfer
Eduardo36 PortugalGoalkeeperBragaFree Transfer
Gary Cahill33 EnglandCentre-BackCrystal PalaceFree Transfer
Matt Miazga24 United States/PolandCentre-BackReadingLoan
Lewis Baker24 England/JamaicaCentral MidfieldF. DüsseldorfLoan
Danny Drinkwater29 EnglandCentral MidfieldBurnleyLoan
Rob Green39 EnglandGoalkeeperRetired-

Tottenham Hotspur

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Tanguy Ndombélé22 France/DR CongoCentral MidfieldOlympique Lyon£54.00m
Ryan Sessegnon19 EnglandLeft MidfieldFulham£24.30m
Giovani Lo Celso23 Argentina/ItalyCentral MidfieldReal BetisLoan fee:£14.40m
Jack Clarke18 EnglandRight WingerLeeds£9.90m

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PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Kieran Trippier28 EnglandRight-BackAtlético Madrid£19.80m
Vincent Janssen25 NetherlandsCentre-ForwardMonterrey£8.10m
Josh Onomah22 EnglandAttacking MidfieldFulhamFree Transfer
Cameron Carter-Vickers21 United States/EnglandCentre-BackStoke CityLoan
Michel Vorm35 Netherlands/SurinameGoalkeeperWithout Club-
Fernando Llorente34 SpainCentre-ForwardWithout Club-
Jack Clarke18 EnglandRight WingerLeedsLoan

Arsenal

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Nicolas Pépé24 Cote d'Ivoire/FranceRight WingerLOSC Lille£72.00m
William Saliba18 France/CameroonCentre-BackSaint-Étienne£27.00m
Kieran Tierney22 Scotland/Isle of ManLeft-BackCeltic£24.30m
David Luiz32 Brazil/PortugalCentre-BackChelsea£7.83m
Gabriel Martinelli18 Brazil/ItalyLeft WingerItuano£6.03m
Dani Ceballos22 SpainCentral MidfieldReal MadridLoan

Out

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Alex Iwobi23 Nigeria/EnglandLeft WingerEverton£27.36m
Krystian Bielik21 PolandCentre-BackDerby£7.38m
Laurent Koscielny33 France/PolandCentre-BackG. Bordeaux£4.50m
David Ospina30 ColombiaGoalkeeperSSC Napoli£3.15m
Carl Jenkinson27 England/FinlandRight-BackNottm Forest£1.98m
Takuma Asano24 JapanSecond StrikerPartizan£900k
Cohen Bramall23 EnglandLeft-BackColchester Utd.Free Transfer
William Saliba18 France/CameroonCentre-BackSaint-ÉtienneLoan
Danny Welbeck28 EnglandCentre-ForwardWatfordFree Transfer
Aaron Ramsey28 WalesCentral MidfieldJuventusFree Transfer
Eddie Nketiah20 England/GhanaCentre-ForwardLeedsLoan
Dejan Iliev24 North Macedonia/BulgariaGoalkeeperSKF SeredLoan
Stephan Lichtsteiner35 SwitzerlandRight-BackWithout Club-
Petr Cech37 Czech RepublicGoalkeeperRetired-

Manchester United

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Harry Maguire26 EnglandCentre-BackLeicester£78.30m
Aaron Wan-Bissaka21 England/DR CongoRight-BackCrystal Palace£49.50m
Daniel James21 Wales/EnglandLeft WingerSwansea£15.30m

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PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Romelu Lukaku26 Belgium/DR CongoCentre-ForwardInter£73m
Ander Herrera29 SpainCentral MidfieldParis SGFree Transfer
James Wilson23 EnglandCentre-ForwardAberdeen FCFree Transfer
Antonio Valencia33 EcuadorRight-BackLDU QuitoFree Transfer

Wolves

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Raúl Jiménez28 MexicoCentre-ForwardBenfica£34.20m
Pedro Neto19 PortugalRight WingerLazio£16.47m
Patrick Cutrone21 ItalyCentre-ForwardAC Milan£16.20m
Leander Dendoncker24 BelgiumDefensive MidfieldRSC Anderlecht£12.15m
Bruno Jordão20 PortugalCentral MidfieldLazio£8.28m
Flávio Cristóvão22 PortugalDefensive MidfieldDesportivo AvesFree Transfer
Jesús Vallejo22 SpainCentre-BackReal MadridLoan
Renat Dadashov20 Azerbaijan/GermanyCentre-ForwardEstoril?

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PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Kortney Hause23 EnglandCentre-BackAston Villa£3.06m
Jack Ruddy21 ScotlandGoalkeeperRoss CountyFree Transfer
Michal Zyro26 PolandRight WingerKorona KielceFree Transfer
Ethan Ebanks-Landell26 England/JamaicaCentre-BackShrewsburyFree Transfer
Rafa Mir22 SpainCentre-ForwardNottm ForestLoan
Bright Enobakhare21 Nigeria/EnglandCentre-ForwardWiganLoan
Renat Dadashov20 Azerbaijan/GermanyCentre-ForwardPaços FerreiraLoan
Ivan Cavaleiro25 Portugal/Cape VerdeRight WingerFulhamLoan
Will Norris25 EnglandGoalkeeperIpswichLoan
Hélder Costa25 Portugal/AngolaRight WingerLeedsLoan

Everton

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Alex Iwobi23 Nigeria/EnglandLeft WingerArsenal£27.36m
Moise Kean19 Italy/Cote d'IvoireCentre-ForwardJuventus£24.75m
André Gomes25 PortugalCentral MidfieldFC Barcelona£22.50m
Jean-Philippe Gbamin23 Cote d'Ivoire/FranceDefensive Midfield1.FSV Mainz 05£22.50m
Fabian Delph29 England/GuyanaCentral MidfieldMan City£8.55m
Djibril Sidibé27 France/MaliRight-BackMonacoLoan fee:£2.25m
Jonas Lössl30 DenmarkGoalkeeperHuddersfieldFree Transfer

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PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Idrissa Gueye29 SenegalDefensive MidfieldParis SG£27.00m
Ademola Lookman21 England/NigeriaLeft WingerRB Leipzig£16.20m
Nikola Vlasic21 CroatiaAttacking MidfieldCSKA Moscow£14.13m
James McCarthy28 Ireland/ScotlandCentral MidfieldCrystal Palace£2.97m
Luke Garbutt26 EnglandLeft-BackIpswichLoan
Brendan Galloway23 England/ZimbabweLeft-BackLutonFree Transfer
Phil Jagielka36 England/PolandCentre-BackSheffield Utd.Free Transfer
Mateusz Hewelt22 Poland/IrelandGoalkeeperMiedz LegnicaFree Transfer
Sandro Ramírez23 SpainCentre-ForwardReal ValladolidLoan
Muhamed Besic26 Bosnia-Herzegovina/GermanyDefensive MidfieldSheffield Utd.Loan
Kieran Dowell21 EnglandAttacking MidfieldDerbyLoan
Matthew Pennington24 EnglandCentre-BackHull CityLoan
Jonjoe Kenny22 EnglandRight-BackFC Schalke 04Loan
Shani Tarashaj24 Switzerland/KosovoSecond StrikerFC EmmenLoan
Harry Charsley22 Ireland/EnglandCentral MidfieldWithout Club-
Ashley Williams34 Wales/EnglandCentre-BackWithout Club-

Leicester City

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Youri Tielemans22 Belgium/DR CongoCentral MidfieldMonaco£40.50m
Ayoze Pérez25 SpainSecond StrikerNewcastle£30.06m
Dennis Praet25 BelgiumCentral MidfieldSampdoria£18.90m
James Justin21 EnglandRight-BackLuton£6.03m

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PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Harry Maguire26 EnglandCentre-BackMan Utd£78.30m
Shinji Okazaki33 JapanCentre-ForwardMálaga CFFree Transfer
Callum Elder24 Australia/EnglandLeft-BackHull City?
Davide Lorenzo25 ItalyLeft WingerWithout Club-
Danny Simpson32 England/JamaicaRight-BackWithout Club-

West Ham United

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Sébastien Haller25 France/Cote d'IvoireCentre-ForwardE. Frankfurt£36.00m
Pablo Fornals23 SpainAttacking MidfieldVillarreal£25.20m
Albian Ajeti22 Switzerland/AlbaniaCentre-ForwardFC Basel£7.83m
Gonçalo Cardoso18 PortugalCentre-BackBoavista£2.70m
David Martin33 EnglandGoalkeeperMillwallFree Transfer
Roberto33 SpainGoalkeeperEspanyolFree Transfer

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PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Marko Arnautovic30 Austria/SerbiaCentre-ForwardSIPG£22.50m
Pedro Obiang27 Equatorial Guinea/SpainCentral MidfieldSassuolo£7.20m
Edimilson Fernandes23 Switzerland/PortugalCentral Midfield1.FSV Mainz 05£6.75m
Lucas Pérez30 SpainCentre-ForwardAlavés£2.07m
Reece Oxford20 England/JamaicaCentre-BackFC Augsburg£1.80m
Sam Byram25 EnglandRight-BackNorwich£747k
Samir Nasri32 France/AlgeriaAttacking MidfieldRSC AnderlechtFree Transfer
Andy Carroll30 EnglandCentre-ForwardNewcastleFree Transfer
Adrián32 SpainGoalkeeperLiverpoolFree Transfer
Grady Diangana21 England/DR CongoRight WingerWest BromLoan
Josh Cullen23 Ireland/EnglandCentral MidfieldCharltonLoan
Jordan Hugill27 EnglandCentre-ForwardQPRLoan
Moses Makasi23 England/NigeriaCentral MidfieldWithout Club-

Watford

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Ismaïla Sarr21 SenegalRight WingerStade Rennais£35m
Craig Dawson29 EnglandCentre-BackWest Brom£5.49m
João Pedro18 BrazilCentre-ForwardFluminense£2.25m
Tom Dele-Bashiru19 Nigeria/EnglandCentral MidfieldMan City U23Free Transfer
Danny Welbeck28 EnglandCentre-ForwardArsenalFree Transfer
Sam Dalby19 EnglandCentre-ForwardLeeds?

Out

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Dodi Lukebakio21 Belgium/DR CongoRight WingerHertha BSC£18.00m
Obbi Oulare23 Belgium/GuineaCentre-ForwardStandard Liège£2.70m
Ben Wilmot19 EnglandCentre-BackSwanseaLoan
Jerome Sinclair22 England/JamaicaCentre-ForwardVVV-VenloLoan
Kwasi Sibo21 GhanaCentral MidfieldUD IbizaLoan
Miguel Britos33 UruguayCentre-BackRetired-
Tommie Hoban25 Ireland/EnglandCentre-BackWithout Club-

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Crystal Palace

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
James McCarthy28 Ireland/ScotlandCentral MidfieldEverton£2.97m
Jordan Ayew27 Ghana/FranceCentre-ForwardSwansea£2.52m
Víctor Camarasa25 SpainCentral MidfieldReal BetisLoan fee:£1.35m
Stephen Henderson31 IrelandGoalkeeperNottm ForestFree Transfer
Gary Cahill33 EnglandCentre-BackChelseaFree Transfer

Out

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Aaron Wan-Bissaka21 England/DR CongoRight-BackMan Utd£49.50m
Alexander Sörloth23 NorwayCentre-ForwardTrabzonsporLoan fee:£675k
Jason Puncheon33 England/JamaicaAttacking MidfieldPafos FCFree Transfer
Pape Souaré29 SenegalLeft-BackTroyesFree Transfer
Bakary Sako31 Mali/FranceLeft WingerWithout Club-
Julián Speroni40 Argentina/ItalyGoalkeeperWithout Club-

Newcastle United

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Joelinton22 BrazilCentre-ForwardTSG Hoffenheim£39.60m
Allan Saint-Maximin22 France/GuadeloupeRight WingerOGC Nice£16.20m
Emil Krafth25 SwedenRight-BackSC Amiens£4.86m
Jetro Willems25 Netherlands/CuracaoLeft-BackE. FrankfurtLoan fee:£900k
Andy Carroll30 EnglandCentre-ForwardWest HamFree Transfer

Out

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Ayoze Pérez25 SpainSecond StrikerLeicester£30.06m
Joselu29 SpainCentre-ForwardAlavés£2.02m
Mohamed Diamé32 Senegal/FranceCentral MidfieldAl AhliFree Transfer
Dan Barlaser22 Turkey/EnglandCentral MidfieldRotherhamLoan
Jacob Murphy24 EnglandRight WingerSheff WedLoan
Freddie Woodman22 EnglandGoalkeeperSwanseaLoan

Bournemouth

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Arnaut Danjuma22 Netherlands/NigeriaLeft WingerClub Brugge£16.20m
Philip Billing23 Denmark/NigeriaCentral MidfieldHuddersfield£14.85m
Lloyd Kelly20 EnglandLeft-BackBristol City£13.32m
Jack Stacey23 EnglandRight-BackLuton£4.01m
Harry Wilson22 Wales/EnglandRight WingerLiverpoolLoan fee:£2.43m

Out

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Tyrone Mings26 England/BarbadosCentre-BackAston Villa£20.07m
Lys Mousset23 France/SenegalCentre-ForwardSheffield Utd.£9.99m
Connor Mahoney22 EnglandRight MidfieldMillwall£990k
Marc Pugh32 EnglandLeft WingerQPRFree Transfer
Emerson Hyndman23 United States/PortugalCentral MidfieldAtlanta UnitedLoan
Harry Arter29 Ireland/EnglandCentral MidfieldFulhamLoan
Sam Surridge21 EnglandCentre-ForwardSwanseaLoan

Burnley

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Jay Rodríguez29 England/SpainCentre-ForwardWest Brom£5.00m
Bailey Peacock-Farrell22 Northern Ireland/EnglandGoalkeeperLeeds£2.48m
Erik Pieters30 NetherlandsLeft-BackStoke City£990k
Ryan Cooney19 EnglandRight-BackBury?
Danny Drinkwater29 EnglandCentral MidfieldChelseaLoan

Out

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Tom Heaton33 EnglandGoalkeeperAston Villa£7.92m
Aiden O'Neill20 Australia/Northern IrelandCentral MidfieldBrisbane RoarFree Transfer
Anders Lindegaard35 DenmarkGoalkeeperHelsingborgFree Transfer
Ntumba Massanka22 England/DR CongoCentre-ForwardChorley FCFree Transfer
Stephen Ward33 IrelandLeft-BackStoke CityFree Transfer
Nahki Wells29 BermudaCentre-ForwardQPRLoan
Peter Crouch38 England/IrelandCentre-ForwardRetired-

Southampton

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Danny Ings26 EnglandCentre-ForwardLiverpool£19.98m
Che Adams22 England/Antigua and BarbudaCentre-ForwardBirmingham£15.03m
Moussa Djenepo21 MaliLeft WingerStandard Liège£14.13m
Kevin Danso20 AustriaCentre-BackFC Augsburg?

Out

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Matt Targett23 England/ScotlandLeft-BackAston Villa£13.95m
Sam Gallagher23 England/ScotlandCentre-ForwardBlackburn£5.04m
Charlie Austin30 EnglandCentre-ForwardWest Brom£3.87m
Steven Davis34 Northern IrelandCentral MidfieldRangersFree Transfer
Jack Rose24 EnglandGoalkeeperWalsallLoan
Jordy Clasie28 NetherlandsDefensive MidfieldAZ AlkmaarFree Transfer
Josh Sims22 EnglandRight WingerNY Red BullsLoan
Harrison Reed24 EnglandCentral MidfieldFulhamLoan

Brighton & Hove Albion

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Adam Webster24 EnglandCentre-BackBristol City£19.67m
Leandro Trossard24 BelgiumLeft WingerKRC Genk£18.00m
Neal Maupay22 France/ArgentinaCentre-ForwardBrentford£18.00m
Matt Clarke22 EnglandCentre-BackPortsmouth£3.51m
Aaron Mooy28 Australia/NetherlandsCentral MidfieldHuddersfieldLoan
Free

Out

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Alexis Mac Allister20 ArgentinaCentral MidfieldBoca JuniorsLoan
Markus Suttner32 AustriaLeft-BackF. DüsseldorfFree Transfer
Richie Towell27 IrelandCentral MidfieldSalfordFree Transfer
Viktor Gyökeres21 SwedenCentre-ForwardFC St. PauliLoan
Matt Clarke22 EnglandCentre-BackDerbyLoan
Anthony Knockaert27 France/BelgiumRight WingerFulhamLoan
Billy Arce21 EcuadorLeft WingerBarcelona SCLoan
Leo Östigard19 NorwayCentre-BackFC St. PauliLoan
Jan Mlakar20 SloveniaCentre-ForwardQPRLoan
Percy Tau25 South AfricaCentre-ForwardClub BruggeLoan
Beram Kayal31 IsraelCentral MidfieldCharltonLoan
Ales Mateju23 Czech RepublicRight-BackBrescia?
Christian Walton23 EnglandGoalkeeperBlackburnLoan
Bruno38 SpainRight-BackRetired-

Norwich City

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Ralf Fährmann30 GermanyGoalkeeperFC Schalke 04Loan fee:£2.70m
Sam Byram25 EnglandRight-BackWest Ham£747k
Daniel Adshead17 EnglandAttacking MidfieldRochdale£302k
Josip Drmic26 Switzerland/CroatiaCentre-ForwardBor. M'gladbachFree Transfer
Patrick Roberts22 EnglandRight WingerMan CityLoan
Rocky Bushiri19 Belgium/DR CongoCentre-BackKV Oostende?
Ibrahim Amadou26 France/CameroonDefensive MidfieldSevilla FCLoan

Out

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Marcel Franke26 GermanyCentre-BackHannover 96£1.35m
Steven Naismith32 ScotlandSecond StrikerHeart of Midl.Free Transfer
Ivo Pinto29 PortugalRight-BackDinamo ZagrebFree Transfer
Yanic Wildschut27 NetherlandsLeft WingerMaccabi HaifaFree Transfer
Tristan Abrahams20 EnglandCentre-ForwardNewport CountyFree Transfer
Josh Coley20 EnglandLeft MidfieldDunfermline A.Loan
Nélson Oliveira27 PortugalCentre-ForwardAEK Athens?
Carlton Morris23 EnglandCentre-ForwardRotherhamLoan
Sean Raggett25 EnglandCentre-BackPortsmouthLoan
James Husband25 EnglandLeft-BackBlackpoolLoan
Aston Oxborough21 EnglandGoalkeeperWealdstone FCLoan
Rocky Bushiri19 Belgium/DR CongoCentre-BackBlackpoolLoan
Mason Bloomfield22 England/JamaicaCentre-ForwardCrawley TownLoan
Matt Jarvis33 EnglandLeft WingerWithout Club-

Sheffield United

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Oliver McBurnie23 Scotland/EnglandCentre-ForwardSwansea£17.19m
Lys Mousset23 France/SenegalCentre-ForwardBournemouth£9.99m
Callum Robinson24 Ireland/EnglandLeft WingerPreston NE£7.02m
Luke Freeman27 EnglandAttacking MidfieldQPR£5.04m
Ben Osborn24 EnglandLeft MidfieldNottm Forest£3.51m
Ravel Morrison26 Jamaica/EnglandAttacking MidfieldÖstersundFree Transfer
Michael Verrips22 NetherlandsGoalkeeperKV MechelenFree Transfer
Phil Jagielka36 England/PolandCentre-BackEvertonFree Transfer
Dean Henderson22 EnglandGoalkeeperMan Utd U23Loan
Muhamed Besic26 Bosnia-Herzegovina/GermanyDefensive MidfieldEvertonLoan

Out

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Ched Evans30 WalesCentre-ForwardFleetwood£200k
Caolan Lavery26 Northern Ireland/CanadaCentre-ForwardWalsallFree Transfer
Conor Washington27 Northern Ireland/EnglandCentre-ForwardHeart of Midl.Free Transfer
Martin Cranie32 England/ScotlandCentre-BackLutonFree Transfer
Nathan Thomas24 EnglandLeft WingerCarlisle UnitedLoan
Paul Coutts30 ScotlandCentral MidfieldFleetwoodFree Transfer
Jake Eastwood22 EnglandGoalkeeperScunthorpe Utd.Loan
Mark Duffy33 EnglandRight MidfieldStoke CityLoan
Danny Lafferty30 Northern IrelandLeft-BackWithout Club-

Aston Villa

In

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionFromFee
Wesley22 BrazilCentre-ForwardClub Brugge£22.50m
Tyrone Mings26 England/BarbadosCentre-BackBournemouth£20.07m
Douglas Luiz21 BrazilCentral MidfieldMan City£15.12m
Matt Targett23 England/ScotlandLeft-BackSouthampton£13.95m
Ezri Konsa21 England/DR CongoCentre-BackBrentford£11.97m
Marvelous Nakamba25 ZimbabweDefensive MidfieldClub Brugge£10.80m
Trezeguet24 EgyptLeft WingerKasimpasa£9.00m
Anwar El Ghazi24 Netherlands/MoroccoRight WingerLOSC Lille£8.10m
Tom Heaton33 EnglandGoalkeeperBurnley£7.92m
Björn Engels24 BelgiumCentre-BackReims£7.20m
Jota28 SpainRight WingerBirmingham£4.05m
Kortney Hause23 EnglandCentre-BackWolves£3.06m

Out

PlayerAgeNationalityPositionToFee
Ritchie De Laet30 BelgiumRight-BackRoyal AntwerpFree Transfer
Tommy Elphick31 EnglandCentre-BackHuddersfieldFree Transfer
Albert Adomah31 Ghana/EnglandRight MidfieldNottm ForestFree Transfer
Scott Hogan27 Ireland/EnglandCentre-ForwardStoke CityLoan
Gary Gardner27 EnglandCentral MidfieldBirmingham?
Rushian Hepburn-Murphy20 England/JamaicaCentre-ForwardTranmere RoversLoan
James Bree21 EnglandRight-BackLutonLoan
Andre Green21 EnglandLeft WingerPreston NELoan
Glenn Whelan35 IrelandDefensive MidfieldWithout Club-
Alan Hutton34 ScotlandRight-BackWithout Club-
Micah Richards31 England/St. Kitts & NevisRight-BackRetired-
Mark Bunn34 England/IrelandGoalkeeperWithout Club-
Mile Jedinak34 Australia/CroatiaDefensive MidfieldWithout Club-
Ross McCormack32 ScotlandSecond StrikerWithout Club-
Birkir Bjarnason31 IcelandCentral MidfieldWithout Club-
ClubFormer ManagerRankDateDays in ChargeNew Manager
Chelsea FCMaurizio Sarri3Jun 30, 2019351Frank Lampard
Newcastle UnitedRafael Benítez13Jun 30, 20191206Steve Bruce
Brighton & Hove AlbionChris Hughton17May 13, 20191594Graham Potter
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2019.06.02 09:51 AFLbotAFL 2019 LIVE: Round 11 - West Coast Eagles Vs Western Bulldogs

Welcome to the /WestCoastEaglesLIVE match discussion for the AFL round 11 match between the Eagles and the Bulldogs. Be sure to grab your user flair from the sidebar; opposition fans and supporters welcome!

Match

Match Details
MatchAFL 2019 Round 11 - West Coast Eagles Vs Western Bulldogs
DateSunday 02 June 2019 @ 03:20 PM
VenueOptus Stadium (OS)
Weather18.0C, Mostly Sunny
StatusLIVE

Scoreboard

Q1Q2Q3Q4Total
West Coast Eagles3.1 (19)7.3 (45)16.5 (101)21.7 (133)21.7 (133)
Western Bulldogs2.7 (19)4.10 (34)7.10 (52)10.11 (71)10.11 (71)
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Quarter by Quarter

Q1Q2Q3Q4
West Coast Eagles3.1 (19)4.2 (26)9.2 (56)5.2 (32)
Western Bulldogs2.7 (19)2.3 (15)3.0 (18)3.1 (19)
Quarter MarginDrawWCE by 11 ptsWCE by 38 ptsWCE by 13 pts
Quarter Length28:52 mins29:35 mins35:53 mins29:39 mins

Live Score Tracker

ScoreTeamPlayerTimeTotal
GOALBulldogsRyan Gardner (1.1)Q4 26:12133-71
GOALBulldogsMatthew Suckling (1.0)Q4 23:58133-65
GOALEaglesWillie Rioli (1.1)Q4 22:09133-59
GOALBulldogsTom Liberatore (1.1)Q4 20:22127-59
GOALEaglesLiam Ryan (3.1)Q4 18:07127-53
GOALEaglesJack Darling (6.1)Q4 15:35121-53
BEHINDEaglesOscar Allen (1.1)Q4 11:40115-53
GOALEaglesJack Darling (5.1)Q4 08:56114-53
BEHINDBulldogsMarcus Bontempelli (1.2)Q4 04:38108-53
BEHINDEaglesLiam Ryan (2.1)Q4 03:28108-52
GOALEaglesLiam Ryan (2.0)Q4 01:11107-52
GOALEaglesJake Waterman (3.0)Q3 31:20101-52
GOALEaglesJake Waterman (2.0)Q3 29:0595-52
GOALEaglesJake Waterman (1.0)Q3 27:4389-52
GOALBulldogsBailey Dale (1.1)Q3 24:5783-52
GOALBulldogsMarcus Bontempelli (1.1)Q3 22:3283-46
GOALEaglesLiam Ryan (1.0)Q3 18:4183-40
GOALEaglesOscar Allen (1.0)Q3 16:2377-40
GOALEaglesDom Sheed (1.0)Q3 12:4771-40
BEHINDEaglesRushedQ3 12:1465-40
GOALEaglesJack Darling (4.1)Q3 09:4664-40
BEHINDEaglesJosh J. Kennedy (3.2)Q3 07:5358-40
GOALBulldogsBilly Gowers (2.1)Q3 06:4657-40
GOALEaglesJack Darling (3.1)Q3 03:0357-34
GOALEaglesJosh J. Kennedy (3.1)Q3 00:4751-34
GOALBulldogsSam Lloyd (1.1)Q2 25:5545-34
GOALEaglesJamie Cripps (2.0)Q2 24:0645-28
GOALEaglesElliot Yeo (1.0)Q2 22:4839-28
BEHINDBulldogsRyan Gardner (0.1)Q2 22:0033-28
BEHINDBulldogsBailey Smith (0.1)Q2 18:2133-27
GOALEaglesJosh J. Kennedy (2.1)Q2 16:3833-26
GOALEaglesJack Darling (2.1)Q2 15:2327-26
BEHINDEaglesWillie Rioli (0.1)Q2 09:2121-26
GOALBulldogsAaron Naughton (1.1)Q2 08:0520-26
BEHINDEaglesJack Darling (1.1)Q2 05:3820-20
BEHINDBulldogsBilly Gowers (1.1)Q2 02:2419-20
GOALBulldogsBilly Gowers (1.0)Q1 26:3219-19
BEHINDBulldogsMarcus Bontempelli (0.1)Q1 23:2819-13
GOALEaglesJack Darling (1.0)Q1 21:4619-12
BEHINDBulldogsTom Liberatore (0.1)Q1 19:4813-12
BEHINDBulldogsRushedQ1 16:2613-11
GOALEaglesJosh J. Kennedy (1.1)Q1 14:4413-10
GOALBulldogsJosh Dunkley (1.0)Q1 11:587-10
BEHINDBulldogsBailey Dale (0.1)Q1 10:347-4
BEHINDBulldogsRushedQ1 09:557-3
BEHINDBulldogsAaron Naughton (0.1)Q1 08:547-2
BEHINDBulldogsSam Lloyd (0.1)Q1 07:447-1
GOALEaglesJamie Cripps (1.0)Q1 02:597-0
BEHINDEaglesJosh J. Kennedy (0.1)Q1 01:091-0

Live Commentary Feed

Quarter (Time)Commentary
Q4 26:44Ryan Gardner wasn't on an AFL list this time last week, but the sixth selection in the 2019 mid-season rookie draft has kicked his first goal. He has also recorded eight disposals, two marks and a centre clearance.
Q4 24:44Western Bulldogs have managed seven fewer forward 50 entries in the second half in comparison to the first, but their efficiency has improved. The Bulldogs have kicked 4.0 (24) from within 40 metres in the second half, after 1.5 (11) in the first half from that distance.
Q4 18:49Within their respective forward halves, Western Bulldogs recorded 24 more uncontested possessions than West Coast before the main break. Since that point, the Eagles have won 25 more forward half uncontested possessions than the Bulldogs.
Q4 15:38Jack Darling has matched his career-high of six goals, following his sixth mark inside forward 50 (four have been contested).
Q4 09:13Jack Darling now has five majors, matching his best return against the Bulldogs and one behind his career high of six (against Richmond in 2018).
Q4 01:49Andrew Gaff's kick inside 50 and assist has set up Liam Ryan's second major. The West Coast midfielder has won six clearances and six intercepts on his way to a game-high 31 disposals, including six forward 50 entries and seven score involvements.
Q4 00:11The Eagles' third term also marked their highest score and highest against Western Bulldogs in a third quarter since 1991.
Q4 00:00Q4 is now underway.
Q3 35:53A powerful statement from the reigning premiers as they record the highest-scoring third quarter (56 points) by any team for the season. West Coast's kicking was a highlight, with 79 kicks at 82 per cent and more than double (9.4) the disposals per turnover rate than the Bulldogs (4.5).
Q3 35:53The siren has sounded to end Q3.
Q3 31:51Three goals in four minutes for Jake Waterman, which matches his career-high of three from back in 2018 against Greater Western Sydney. Prior to this match he had been goal-less in his past seven matches at AFL level.
Q3 30:13Back-to-back goals to Jake Waterman with the second yet another launched from the centre bounce. The Eagles have won eight more centre clearances than the Bulldogs, and have launched goals from four of their past 11 centre clearances.
Q3 26:27Eagles Interchange - Shannon Hurn and is possibly out for the game.
Q3 25:11The Bulldogs have hit back twice in time on, capitalising on two of three West Coast turnovers within a couple of minutes. The Bulldogs have managed just four forward 50 entries for the term but efficiently have converted three into goals.
Q3 19:30Six goals in under 19 minutes for the Eagles as their ability to win and retain the ball continues to shine. West Coast has won eight more ground balls than the Bulldogs, and it has spent 34 per cent more of the quarter in possession than its opposition.
Q3 17:00West Coast continues on with exemplary ball movement this term. The Eagles have averaged 16.8 disposals per turnover for the quarter, a rate over four times better than that of the Bulldogs (4.1). Shannon Hurn leads the way with five effective kicks for the Eagles this term.
Q3 13:25West Coast's kicking this quarter has been close to flawless. The Eagles have recorded 37 kicks with all but two effective (95 per cent efficiency). Western Bulldogs have recorded 14 kicks at just 64 per cent efficiency this term.
Q3 10:25Jack Darling has been targeted ten times inside forward 50, for four marks (three of which were contested). The Eagles have now launched 25 points from 22 midfield intercepts, while the Bulldogs have launched 21 points from 19 intercepts in the midfield.
Q3 06:48With his game-high fifth intercept possession, Caleb Daniel has launched the Bulldogs' fourth goal from possession chains originating with intercepts. Daniel has recorded 20 disposals, including 13 kicks at 85 per cent efficiency.
Q3 03:55It's the Kennedy and Darling show as the two key posts both register their respective third goals this term. From within 40 metres the Eagles have kicked 7.1 (43) while the Bulldogs have managed just 1.5 (11).
Q3 01:35Another goal launched from a centre clearance to begin the second half for West Coast. The Eagles have won four of the past six centre clearances, with three resulting in goals. West Coast only averages 8.1 points per game launched from centre bounces this year.
Q3 00:00Q3 is now underway.
Q2 29:35West Coast is doing the damage where it counts, leveraging its ascendancy at the centre bounce to edge away at the main break. The Eagles have won four more centre clearances than the Bulldogs and launched 2.1 (13) from that source in that quarter.
Q2 29:35The siren has sounded to end Q2.
Q2 26:09The Bulldogs will be ruing some simpler chances at goal, while they have capitalised on some tougher shots. From inside 40 metres the Bulldogs have kicked 1.5 from seven shots, while outside that mark they have kicked 3.3 from seven attempts.
Q2 24:17In the past ten minutes the Eagles have been far cleaner with ball in hand, with 81 per cent kicking efficiency in comparison to the Bulldogs' rate of just 46 per cent. West Coast has kicked four goals from its past four forward 50 entries, with three launched from clearances.
Q2 23:45A missed shot from close range by first-gamer Ryan Gardner looks costly now as West Coast launches just its seventh goal for the season from kick-ins.
Q2 17:30Back-to-back goals for West Coast as it wins its sixth centre bounce clearance through Dom Sheed, four more than Bulldogs have recorded. This season the Eagles have won an average 2.2 fewer centre clearances than its opposition (ranked 17th).
Q2 15:45Most of this quarter (70 per cent) has been played in West Coast's forward half, as they have won both centre clearances and eight midfield intercepts to the Bulldogs' three. Jack Darling now has 19.6 across his past eight games against the Bulldogs.
Q2 08:05Aaron Naughton has marked strongly inside 50 and converted truly. Across the past four weeks, Western Bulldogs have averaged 15.3 marks inside forward 50 per game, leading the league in that metric.
Q2 01:52Western Bulldogs recorded 71 handballs in the first quarter, the second-highest tally by any team in a term this season. The Bulldogs average 42 handballs in first quarters this year (ranked seventh in the league).
Q2 00:00Q2 is now underway.
Q1 28:52A tight contest in play and on the scoreboard with scores level at quarter time. The Bulldogs were stronger in the middle with five fewer turnovers helping to generate three more forward 50 entries, however the Eagles retained 25 per cent extra of their kicks inside 50 than their opposition.
Q1 28:52The siren has sounded to end Q1.
Q1 23:49The Bulldogs have seven behinds on the board, with five from shots and two rushed. They will be disappointed with four behinds and a miss from five shots in general play.
Q1 22:48A beautiful long kick to advantage by Sheed has set up Darling for the Eagles' third goal, reflecting their style with a kick-handball ratio of 1.47 in comparison to the Bulldogs' rate of 0.79. This season West Coast has the highest average kick-handball rate (1.84) in the league.
Q1 15:30West Coast Josh Kennedy has opened his account with a textbook mark and set shot finish. The Eagles spearhead has now kicked 51 career goals against the Bulldogs, his highest tally against any league side.
Q1 12:15The Bulldogs have fought hard in the past six minutes, owning 88 per cent of the time in forward half and generating five successive forward 50 entries, resulting in four behinds then a major. Five of West Coast's last 18 disposals have been turnovers.
Q1 03:40The Eagles are off to a strong start with the first four forward 50 entries of the match, set up by three midfield intercepts. West Coast has an eight-two kick-to-handball split, while Western Bulldogs have opted for 12 handballs and just four kicks.
Q1 00:00West Coast has a favourable record over Western Bulldogs since 1987, with 35 wins and a draw from 54 encounters. The Eagles have also won their past four matches against today's visitors by an average of 30 points.
Q1 00:00Q1 is now underway.
Pre MatchThe Eagles have won four straight games after starting the season with three wins from their first six matches. Across the past month West Coast has improved its score rate once inside 50 to 47.7 per cent (ranked third), up from 39.6 per cent (ranked 15th) to Round 6.
Pre MatchThis season Western Bulldogs have been high performance at the stoppages, even though they concede an average extra 27 hitouts per game (ranked 18th). The Bulldogs compensate with the second-best clearance differential ( 5.4 per game) in the league.
Pre MatchDon't forget to enter your tips for this match, you have until the bounce to make your selection.
Pre MatchOuts for Bulldogs: H.Crozier (Injured), M.Wallis (Injured), E.Richards (Omitted)
Pre MatchIns for Bulldogs: R.Gardner, B.Gowers, La.Young
Pre MatchOuts for Eagles: J.Nelson (Omitted)
Pre MatchIns for Eagles: L.Jetta
Pre MatchWelcome to Optus Stadium for the West Coast Eagles v Western Bulldogs Round 11 clash.

Team Statistics

MatchAwards:🔥:HighestAFLFantasyScore🥇:HighestDisposals🏅:MostGoals⭐:HighestMetric👎:MostTurnovers/Free-kickAgainst🤡:MostClangars
West Coast EaglesStatisticWestern Bulldogs
🔥🏅⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👎Team Match Awards🥇⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👎🤡
1708Fantasy Team Score1531
398Disposals410
119Contested Possessions114
270Uncontested Possessions289
80Disposal Efficiency %80
36One Percenters48
247Kicks217
151Handballs193
5Bounces5
36Tackles32
2Tackles Inside 50s3
18Centre Clearances15
17Stoppage Clearances18
35Total Clearances33
13Contested Marks3
17Mark Inside 50s10
52Inside 50s44
34Rebound 50s30
56Turnovers60
60Intercepts55
21Goals10
7Behinds11
65Goal Accuracy43
16Goal Assists6
40Goal Efficiency22
32Shots At Goal23
61Shot Efficiency52
39Hit-Outs27
14Free Kicks For15
15Free Kicks Against14
84Interchanges88

Live Interchange

Time on BenchPlayer (Team)
West Coast Eagles
0:39:07Shannon Hurn (Eagles)
0:12:34Josh J. Kennedy (Eagles)
0:01:23Jamie Cripps (Eagles)
0:03:33Jeremy McGovern (Eagles)
Western Bulldogs
0:03:43Tom Liberatore (Bulldogs)
0:08:50Billy Gowers (Bulldogs)
0:01:23Lachie Young (Bulldogs)
0:03:02Bailey Smith (Bulldogs)

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2017.06.15 07:48 tombstoneshadows28All of the MPAA/CARA-rated films of 2007 (out of the 5,337 films released worldwide that year.)

G
  1. Care Bears: Oopsy Does It! (Director: Davis Doi)
  2. Continental, un film sans fusil (Director: Stéphane Lafleur)
  3. Her Best Move (Director: Norm Hunter)
  4. Meet The Robinsons (Director: Stephen j. Anderson)
  5. Moondance Alexander (Director: Michael Damian)
  6. Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium (Director: Zach Helm)
  7. Ratatouille (Directors: Brad Bird + Jan Pinkava)
  8. The Fox + The Child (Director: Luc Jacquet)
  9. The Secret Of The Magic Gourd (Director: Frankie Chung)
  10. Where Is Winky’s Horse (Director: Mischa Kamp)
PG
  1. A Plumm Summer (Director: Caroline Zelder)
  2. Alvin + The Chipmunks (Director: Tim Hill)
  3. Americanizing Shelley (Director: Lorraine Senna)
  4. Are We Done Yet? (Director: Steve Carr)
  5. August Rush (Director: Kirsten Sheridan)
  6. Battle For Terra (Director: Aristomenis Tsirbas)
  7. Beauty and the Beast: A Latter-Day Tale (Directors: B.J. Alexander + Brian Brough)
  8. Becoming Jane (Director: Julian Jarrold)
  9. Bee Movie (Directors: Steve Hickner + Simon J. Smith)
  10. Believe (Director: Loki Mulholland)
  11. Bratz (Director: Sean McNamara)
  12. Bride + Doom (Director: Michael S. Lucas)
  13. Bridge To Terabithia (Director: Gabor Csupo)
  14. California Dreaming (Director: Linda Voorhees)
  15. Caramel (Director: Nadine Labaki)
  16. Christmas Story (Director: Juha Wuolijoki)
  17. Christmas In Wonderland (Director: James Orr)
  18. Closing Escrow (Directors: Armen Kaprelian + Kent Llewellyn)
  19. Daddy Day Camp (Director: Fred Savage)
  20. Death Defying Acts (Director: Gillian Armstrong)
  21. Donkey Xote (Donkey X) (Director: Jose Pozo)
  22. El viaje de la nonna (Director: Batan Silva)
  23. Elf Bowling the Movie: The Great North Pole Elf Strike (Directors: Dave Kim + Rex Piano)
  24. Enchanted (Director: Kevin Lima)
  25. Evan Almighty (Director: Tom Shadyac)
  26. Fantastic 4: Rise Of The Silver Surfer (Director: Tim Story)
  27. Finding Rin Tin Tin (Director: Danny Lerner)
  28. Firehouse Dog (Director: Todd Holland)
  29. Fishtales (Director: Alki David)
  30. Frank (Director: Douglas Cheney)
  31. Fred Claus (Director: David Dobkin)
  32. Hairspray (Director: Adam Shankman)
  33. Heber Holiday (Director: McKay Daines)
  34. Inside The Locket (Director: Daniel Tadin)
  35. La leyenda de la Nahuala (Director: Ricardo Arnaiz)
  36. La vida por un rato de placer (Director: Emilio Vega)
  37. Like Stars On Earth (Director: Aamir Khan + Amole Gupte)
  38. Martian Child (Director: Menno Meyjes)
  39. Mr. Bean’s Holiday (Director: Steve Bendelack)
  40. Mug Travel (Director: Lim Ah-ron)
  41. Nancy Drew (Director: Andrew Fleming)
  42. National Treasure: Book Of Secrets (Director: Jon Turteltaub)
  43. No Reservations (Director: Scott Hicks)
  44. Noëlle (Director: David Wall)
  45. Owl + The Sparrow (Director: Stephane Gauger)
  46. Piccadilly Cowboy (Director: Tyler Ford)
  47. Pride (Director: Sunu Gonera)
  48. Randy + The Mob (Director: Ray McKinnon)
  49. Razzle Dazzle (Director: Darren Ashton)
  50. Saawariya (Director: Sanjay Leela Bhansali)
  51. Sarah Landon and the Paranormal Hour (Director: Lisa Comrie)
  52. Saving Sarah Cain (Director: Michael Landon, Jr.)
  53. Shrek The Third (Directors: Chris Miller + Raman Hui)
  54. Simple Things (Director: Andrew C. Erin)
  55. Surf’s Up (Director: Ash Brannon + Chris Buck)
  56. TMNT (Director: Kevin Munroe)
  57. Taking 5 (Director: Andrew Waller)
  58. The 11th Hour (Director: Zelalem Woldemariam)
  59. The Bracelet Of Bordeaux (Director: Casey Kelly)
  60. The Dance (Director: McKay Daines)
  61. The Game Plan (Director: Andy Fickman)
  62. The Haunting Of Marsten Manor (Director: Dave Sapp)
  63. The Last Mimzy (Director: Robert Shaye)
  64. The List (Director: Gary Wheeler)
  65. The Perfect Holiday (Director: Lance Rivera)
  66. The Seeker: The Dark Is Rising (Director: David L. Cunningham)
  67. The Ten Commandments (Directors: Bill Boyce + John Stronach)
  68. The Three Investigators and the Secret of Skeleton Island (Director: Florian Baxmeyer)
  69. The Water Horse (Director: Jay Russell)
  70. Turn Around (Director: Brian Brough)
  71. Uncle P (Director: Bernard Gourley)
  72. Underdog (Director: Frederik Du Chau)
  73. Veritas, Prince Of Truth (Director: Arturo Ruiz-Esparza)
  74. Welcome To Paradise (Director: Brent Huff)
  75. White Air (Director: U. Wolfgang Wagenknecht)
PG-13
  1. 12 (Director: Nikita Mikhalkov)
  2. 1408 (Director: Mikael Håfström)
  3. 1971 (Director: Amrit Sagar)
  4. 48 Angels (Director: Marion Comer)
  5. A Dance For Bethany (Director: Brian Gurley)
  6. Aberration (Director: Douglas Elford-Argent)
  7. Across The Universe (Director: Julie Taymor)
  8. Adventures Of Johnny Tao (Director: Kenn Scott)
  9. Amexicano (Director: Matthew Bonifacio)
  10. Appleseed Ex Machina (Director: Shinji Aramaki)
  11. Arnolds Park (Director: Gene Teigland)
  12. Attack Of The Gryphon (Director: Andrew Prowse)
  13. August Evening (Director: Chris Eska)
  14. Bagboy (National Lampoon’s) (Director: Mort Nathan)
  15. Balls Of Fury (Director: Robert Ben Garant)
  16. Be My Baby (Director: Bryce Olson)
  17. Because I Said So (Director: Michael Lehmann)
  18. Before The Rains (Director: Santosh Sivan)
  19. Beowulf (Director: Robert Zemeckis)
  20. Bheja Fry (Director: Sagar Ballary)
  21. Big Man Japan (Director: Hitoshi Matsumoto)
  22. Blackwater (Directors: Bill Rogers, Bill Schreiber + R. Douglas Zipperer)
  23. Blades Of Glory (Directors: Josh Gordon + Will Speck)
  24. Blonde Ambition (Director: Scott Marshall)
  25. Blonde + Blonder (Director: Dean Hamilton)
  26. Blood + Chocolate (Director: Katja von Garnier)
  27. Boxboarders! (Director: Rob Hedden)
  28. Breach (Director: Billy Ray)
  29. Breakfast With Scot (Director: Laurie Lynd)
  30. Brick Lane (Director: Sarah Gavron)
  31. Broken English (Director: Zoe R. Cassavetes)
  32. Cassandra’s Dream (Director: Woody Allen)
  33. Code Name: The Cleaner (Director: Les Mayfield)
  34. Cosmic Radio (Director: Stephen Savage)
  35. Cover (Director: Bill Duke)
  36. Daddy’s Little Girls (Director: Tyler Perry)
  37. Dan In Real Life (Director: Peter Hedges)
  38. December Boys (Director: Rod Hardy)
  39. Delta Farce (Director: C.B. Harding)
  40. Disturbia (Director: D.J. Caruso)
  41. Dragon Wars: D-War (Director: Hyung-rae Shim)
  42. Elizabeth (Director: Shekhar Kapur)
  43. Elvis + Anabelle (Director: Will Geiger)
  44. Emotional Arithmetic (Director: Paolo Barzman)
  45. Epic Movie (Directors: Jason Friedberg + Aaron Seltzer)
  46. Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone (Directors: Masayuki, Kazuya Tsurumaki + Hideaki Anno)
  47. Evening (Director: Lajos Koltai)
  48. Feel The Noise (Director: Alejandro Chomski)
  49. First Born (Director: Isaac Webb)
  50. First Night Out (Director: Kurt Struss)
  51. Flawless (Director: Michael Radford)
  52. Freedom Writers (Director: Richard LaGravenese)
  53. Full Of It (Director: Christian Charles)
  54. Furry Hamsters From Hell (Director: Robert Thayer)
  55. Ghost Image (Director: Jack Snyder)
  56. Ghost Rider (Director: Mark Steven Johnson)
  57. Goal II: Living The Dream (Director: Jaume Collet-Serra)
  58. Grace Is Gone (Director: Jim Strouse)
  59. Gracie (Director: Davis Guggenheim)
  60. Happy Valley (Director: Tina Murgas)
  61. Harry Potter + The Order OF The Phoenix (Director: David yates)
  62. Harvest Of Redemption (Director: Javier Chapa)
  63. Honeydripper (Director: John Sayles)
  64. Hot Rod (Director: Akiva Schaffer)
  65. How She Move (Director: Ian Iqbal Rashid)
  66. Humble Pie (Director: Chris Bowman)
  67. I Am Legend (Director: Francis Lawrence)
  68. I Could Never Be Your Woman (Director: Amy Heckerling)
  69. I Now Pronounce You Chuck + Larry (Director: Dennis Dugan)
  70. Imprint (Director: Michael Linn)
  71. In The Land Of Women (Director: Jon Kasdan)
  72. In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale (Director: Uwe Boll)
  73. Juno (Director: Jason Reitman)
  74. Kabluey (Director: Scott Prendergast)
  75. Kickin’ It Old Skool (Director: Harvey Glazer)
  76. King Of California (Director: Mike Cahill)
  77. La Vie en Rose (Director: Olivier Dahan)
  78. Ladrón que roba a ladrón (Director: Joe Menendez)
  79. Lars + The Real Girl (Director: Craig Gillespie)
  80. License To Wed (Director: Ken Kwapis)
  81. Limbo (Director: Mitch Temple)
  82. Live Free Or Die Hard (Director: Len Wiseman)
  83. Love + Honor (Director: Dwight Brooks)
  84. Love + Mary (Director: Elizabeth Harrison)
  85. Lucky You (Director: Curtis Hanson)
  86. Mama’s Boy (Director: Tim Hamilton)
  87. Man In The Chair (Director: Michael Schroeder)
  88. Manuela + Manuel (Director: Raúl Marchand Sánchez)
  89. Marigold (Director: Willard Carroll)
  90. Married Life (Director: Ira Sachs)
  91. Molière (Director: Laurent Tirard)
  92. Moola (Director: Don Most)
  93. Moving McAllister (Director: Andrew Black)
  94. Mr. Art Critic (Director: Richard Brauer)
  95. Mr. Woodcock (Director: Craig Gillespie)
  96. Music + Lyrics (Director: Marc Lawrence)
  97. My Blueberry Nights (Director: Kar-Wai Wong)
  98. Natalie (Directors: Dane DeFea + Michael DiGiorgio, Jr.)
  99. Netherbeast Incorporated (Director: Dean Matthew Ronalds)
  100. Next (Director: Lee Tamahori)
  101. Nina + The Mystery Of The Secret Room (Director: Stephen Eckelberry)
  102. Norbit (Director: Brian Robbins)
  103. O’Horten (Director: Bent Hamer)
  104. Ocean’s Thirteen (Director: Steven Soderbergh)
  105. Om Shanti Om (Director: Farah Khan)
  106. One Piece: Episode of Alabaster - Sabaku no Ojou to Kaizoku Tachi (Director: Takahiro Imamura)
  107. P.S. I Love You (Director: Richard LaGravenese)
  108. Pain Within (Director: Rawn Hutchinson)
  109. Palo Alto, CA (Director: Brad Leong)
  110. Passage To Zarahemla (Director: Chris Heimerdinger)
  111. Persepolis (Directors: Vincent Paronnaud + Marjane Satrapi)
  112. Ping Pong Playa (Director: Jessica Yu)
  113. Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World’s End (Director: Gore Verbinski)
  114. Premonition (Director: Mennan Yapo)
  115. Quemar las naves (Director: Francisco Franco Alba)
  116. Rails + Ties (Director: Alison Eastwood)
  117. Redline (Director: Andy Cheng)
  118. Resurrecting The Champ (Director: Rod Lurie)
  119. Roses Of April (Director: Claudia Damasceno)
  120. Rush Hour III (Director: Brett Ratner)
  121. Shiloh Falls (Director: Adrian Fulle)
  122. Shotgun Stories (Director: Jeff Nichols)
  123. Solitaire (Director: Evan Atwood)
  124. Son Of Rambow (Director: Garth Jennings)
  125. Spider-Man 3 (Director: Sam Raimi)
  126. Spiral (Directors: Adam Green + Joel David Moore)
  127. St. Trinian’s (Directors: Oliver Parker + Barnaby Thompson)
  128. Stardust (Director: Matthew Vaughn)
  129. Starting Out In The Evening (Director: Andrew Wagner)
  130. Starting From Scratch (Director: Tha Voyce)
  131. Still Small Voices (Director: Mario Azzopardi)
  132. Stomp The Yard (Director: Sylvain White)
  133. Suburban Girl (Director: Marc Klein)
  134. Sydney White (Director: Joe Nussbaum)
  135. The Baker (Director: Gareth Lewis)
  136. The Band’s Visit (Director: Eran Kolirin)
  137. The Bourne Ultimatum (Director: Paul Greengrass)
  138. The Bucket List (Director: Rob Reiner)
  139. The Comebacks (Director: Tom Brady)
  140. The Dead One (Director: Brian Cox)
  141. The Diving Bell + The Butterfly (Director: Julian Schnabel)
  142. The Dukes (Director: Robert Davi)
  143. The Fall Of Night (Director: Derrick Warfel)
  144. The Final Season (Director: David M. Evans)
  145. The Gentleman (Director: Joe Valenti)
  146. The Golden Compass (Director: Chris Weitz)
  147. The Great Debaters (Director: Denzel Washington)
  148. The Invasion (Directors: Oliver Hirschbiegel + James McTeigue)
  149. The Invisible (Director: David S. Goyer)
  150. The Jane Austen Book Club (Director: Robin Swicord)
  151. The Kite Runner (Director: Marc Forster)
  152. The Last Legion (Director: Doug Lefler)
  153. The Last Sin Eater (Director: Michael Landon, Jr.)
  154. The List (Director: Brandon Sonnier)
  155. The Living Wake (Director: Sol Tryon)
  156. The Messengers (Directors: Danny Pang + Oxide Chun Pang)
  157. The Nanny Diaries (Directors: Shari Springer Berman + Robert Pulcini)
  158. The Neighbor (Director: Eddie O’Flaherty)
  159. The Riddle (Director: Brendan Foley)
  160. The Simpsons Movie (Director: David Silverman)
  161. The Speed Track (Director: Jayasurya)
  162. The Unknown Trilogy (Directors: Brian Cavallaro + Sal Mazzotta)
  163. The Visitor (Director: Tim McCarthy)
  164. The World Unseen (Director: Shamim Sarif)
  165. This Christmas (Director: Preston A. Whitmore II)
  166. Three Days To Vegas (Director: Charlie Picerni)
  167. Tijuana Makes Me Happy (Director: Dylan Verrechia)
  168. Tortilla Heaven (Director: Judy Hecht Dumontet)
  169. Transformers (Director: Michael Bay)
  170. Treasure Raiders (Director: Brent Huff)
  171. Vegas Background (Director: Jackamoe Buzzell)
  172. Vexille (Director: Fumihiko Sori)
  173. Waitress (Director: Adrienne Shelly)
  174. War Eagle, Arkansas (Director: Robert Milazzo)
  175. When Did You Last See Your Father? (Director: Anand Tucker)
  176. When Nietzsche Wept (Director: Pinchas Perry)
  177. White Noise II: The Light (Director: Patrick Lussier)
  178. Who’s Your Caddy? (Director: Don Michael Paul)
  179. Why Did I Get Married? (Director: Tyler Perry)
  180. Wild Hogs (Director: Walt Becker)
  181. Year Of The Dog (Director: Mike White)
R
  1. 2 Days In Paris (Director: Julie Delpy)
  2. 28 Weeks Later... (Director: Juan Carlos Fresnadillo)
  3. 30 Days Of Night (Director: David Slade)
  4. 3:10 To Yuma (Director: James Mangold)
  5. 7 Colombian Kilos (Director: Zeke Gonzales)
  6. 88 Minutes (Director: Jon Avnet)
  7. A Mighty Heart (Director: Michael Winterbottom)
  8. A Poor Kid’s Guide To Success (Director: Thomas Dagnino)
  9. Adrift In Manhattan (Director: Alfredo Rodriguez de Villa)
  10. Afghan Nights (Director: Allan Harmon)
  11. Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (Directors: Colin Strause + Greg Strause)
  12. All Hat (Director: Leonard Farlinger)
  13. Along The Way (Director: Andrew Bowen)
  14. Already Dead (Director: Joe Otting)
  15. American Gangster (Director: Ridley Scott)
  16. American Loser (Director: Tod Harrison Williams)
  17. An American Crime (Director: Tommy O’Haver)
  18. Anamorph (Director: Henry Miller)
  19. Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters (Directors: Matt Maiellaro + Dave Willis)
  20. Artifacts (Directors: Giles Daoust + Emmanuel Jespers)
  21. Assassins’ Reunion (Director: Daniel Gaffouri)
  22. Atonement (Director: Joe Wright)
  23. Awake (Director: Joby Harold)
  24. Bad Girl Island (Director: Stewart Raffill)
  25. Bad Girls (Director: Fernando Sariñana)
  26. Badland (Director: Francesco Lucente)
  27. Battle For Haditha (Director: Nick Broomfield)
  28. Battle In Seattle (Director: Stuart Townsend)
  29. Before The Devil Knows You’re Dead (Director: Sidney Lumet)
  30. Beneath (Director: Dagen Merrill)
  31. Big Stan (Director: Rob Schneider)
  32. Bird In A Glass House (Director: Hannah Dennis)
  33. Black Irish (Director: Brad Gann)
  34. Black Water (Directors: David Nerlich + Andrew Traucki)
  35. Blind Eye (Director: Mark McNabb)
  36. Blood Brothers (Director: Alexi Tan)
  37. Blue Lake Butcher (Director: Michael Saquella)
  38. Blue State (Director: Marshall Lewy)
  39. Boarding Gate (Director: Olivier Assayas)
  40. Body Armour (Director: Gerry Lively)
  41. Bone Dry (Director: Brett A. Hart)
  42. Borderland (Director: Zev Berman)
  43. Born (Director: Richard Friedman)
  44. Boy A (Director: John Crowley)
  45. Broken Arrows (Director: Reid Gershbein)
  46. Brooklyn Rules (Director: Michael Corrente)
  47. Brotherhood Of Blood (Directors: Michael Roesch + Peter Scheerer)
  48. Brothers Three: An American Gothic (Director: Paul Kampf)
  49. Brutal Massacre: A Comedy (Director: Stevan Mena)
  50. Bunny Whipped (Director: Rafael Riera)
  51. Captivity (Director: Roland Joffé)
  52. Careless (Director: Peter Spears)
  53. Carnivorous (Director: Drew Maxwell)
  54. Catacombs (Directors: Tomm Coker + David Elliot)
  55. Cañitas. Presencia (Director: Julio Cesar Estrada)
  56. Chapter 27 (Director: J.P. Schaefer)
  57. Charlie Bartlett (Director: Jon Poll)
  58. Charlie Wilson’s War (Director: Mike Nichols)
  59. Chasing Robert (Director: Len Austrevich)
  60. Cherry Crush (Director: Nicholas DiBella)
  61. City Of Men (Director: Paulo Morelli)
  62. Cleaner (Director: Renny Harlin)
  63. Closing The Ring (Director: Richard Attenborough)
  64. Closure (Director: Dan Reed)
  65. Complete Map Of The Universe (Director: Nick Peterson)
  66. Control (Director: Anton Corbijn)
  67. Cook-Off! (Director: Guy Shalem)
  68. Cougar Club (Director: Christopher Duddy)
  69. Crashing (Director: Gary Walkow)
  70. Cthulhu (Director: Dan Gildark)
  71. Cuando las cosas suceden (Director: Antonio Peláez)
  72. Curse Of Alcatraz (Director: Daniel Zirilli)
  73. Dark Matter (Director: Shi-Zheng Chen)
  74. Day Zero (Director: Bryan Gunnar Cole)
  75. Days Of Darkness (Director: Jake Kennedy)
  76. Dead Silence (Director: James Wan)
  77. Dead Tone (Directors: Brian Hooks + Deon Taylor)
  78. Dead Wood (Directors: David Bryant, Sebastian Smith + Richard Stiles)
  79. Death Sentence (Director: James Wan)
  80. Death At A Funeral (Director: Frank Oz)
  81. Dedication (Director: Justin Theroux)
  82. Descent (Director: Talia Lugacy)
  83. Desperate Escape (Director: Ray Brown)
  84. Diamond Dogs (Directors: Shimon Dotan + Dolph Lundgren)
  85. Diary Of The Dead (Director: George A. Romero)
  86. Dos abrazos (Director: Enrique Begné)
  87. Dreaming Of Society (Director: Andreas G. Andreou)
  88. Drive Thru (Directors: Brendan Cowles + Shane Kuhn)
  89. Eagle vs. Shark (Director: Taika Waititi)
  90. Eastern Promises (Director: David Cronenberg)
  91. Eden Log (Director: Franck Vestiel)
  92. El rey de la montaña (Director: Gonzalo López-Gallego)
  93. El último justo (Director: Manuel Carballo)
  94. Elite Squad (Director: José Padilha)
  95. Everybody Wants To Be Italian (Director: Jason Todd Ipson)
  96. Expired (Director: Cecilia Miniucchi)
  97. Ext: Hair Extensions (Director: Sion Sono)
  98. Fall Down Dead (Director: Jon Keeyes)
  99. Far North (Director: Asif Kapadia)
  100. Feast Of Love (Director: Robert Benton)
  101. Fighting Words (Director: E. Paul Edwards)
  102. Fighting With Anger (Director: Sam Um)
  103. Fist Of The Warrior (Director: Wayne Kennedy)
  104. Flash Point (Director: Wilson Yip)
  105. For Pete’s Wake! (Directors: James Alario + Robin Atkin Downes)
  106. Forest OF Death (Director: Danny Pang)
  107. Forfeit (Director: Andrea Shea)
  108. Four Sheets To The Wind (Director: Sterlin Harjo)
  109. Fracture (Director: Gregory Hoblit)
  110. Frayed (Directors: Norbert Caoili + Rob Portmann)
  111. Fugitive Pieces (Director: Jeremy Podeswa)
  112. Full Circle (Director: June Daguiso)
  113. Funny Games (Director: Michael Haneke)
  114. G.P.S. (Director: Eric Colley)
  115. Game Of Life (Director: Joseph Merhi)
  116. Gangsta Rap: The Glockumentary (Director: Coke Daniels)
  117. Gardener Of Evil (Director: Kevin Connolly)
  118. Genghis Khan: To The Ends Of The Earth + Sea (Director: Shin'ichirô Sawai)
  119. Georgia Rule (Director: Garry Marshall)
  120. Ghost Town: The Movie (Directors: Jeff Kennedy + Dean Teaster(
  121. Gone Baby Gone (Director: Ben Affleck)
  122. Good Luck Chuck (Director: Mark Helfrich)
  123. Great World Of Sound (Director: Craig Zobel)
  124. Greetings From The Shore (Director: Greg Chwerchak)
  125. Grindhouse (Directors: Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino, Eli Roth, Edgar Wright, + Rob Zombie)
  126. Guantanamero (Director: Vicente Peñarrocha)
  127. Hacia la oscuridad (Director: Antonio Negret)
  128. Hack! (Director: Matt Flynn)
  129. Hallam Foe (Director: David Mackenzie)
  130. Halloween (Director: Rob Zombie)
  131. Hannibal Rising (Director: Peter Webber)
  132. Hasta el viento tiene miedo (Director: Gustavo Moheno)
  133. Haunted Forest (Director: Mauro Borrelli)
  134. Headless Horseman (Director: Anthony C. Ferrante)
  135. Heavy Petting (Director: Marcel Sarmiento)
  136. Hitman (Director: Xavier Gens)
  137. Holding Trever (Director: Rosser Goodman)
  138. Home Of The Giants (Director: Rusty Gorman)
  139. Homo Erectus (Director: Adam Rifkin)
  140. Hostel, Part II (Director: Eli Roth)
  141. Hot Fuzz (Director: Edgar Wright)
  142. Hounddog (Director: Deborah Kampmeier)
  143. I Do + I Don’t (Director: Steve Blair)
  144. I Know Who Killed Me (Director: Chris Sivertson)
  145. I Think I Love My Wife (Director: Chris Rock)
  146. I Want Candy (Director: Stephen Surjik)
  147. I’m Not There (Director: Todd Haynes)
  148. I'm Through with White Girls (The Inevitable Undoing of Jay Brooks) (Director: Jennifer Sharp)
  149. Identity Theft (Director: Alfredo Rates)
  150. If I Had Know I Was A Genius (Director: Dominque Wirtschafter)
  151. Illegal Aliens (Director: David Giancola)
  152. Illegal Tender (Director: Franc. Reyes)
  153. In the Valley of Elah (Director: Paul Haggis)
  154. Inside (Director: Alexandre Bustillo + Julien Maury)
  155. Interview (Director: Steve Buscemi)
  156. Into The Wild (Director: Sean Penn)
  157. Introducing The Dwights (Director: Cherie Nowlan)
  158. Invisible Target (Director: Benny Chan)
  159. Irina Palm (Director: Sam Garbarski)
  160. J-ok’el (Director: Benjamin Williams)
  161. Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer (Director: Jon Knautz)
  162. Jessie + Jill (Director: Dakkan Abbe)
  163. Joshua (Director: George Ratliff)
  164. Jump Offs (Director: Derrick Simmons)
  165. Juncture (Director: James Seale)
  166. Kaw (Director: Sheldon Wilson)
  167. Kill Buljo: The Movie (Director: Tommy Wirkola)
  168. Kiss The Bride (Director: C. Jay Cox)
  169. Knocked Up (Director: Judd Apatow)
  170. Kush (Director: York Alec Shackleton)
  171. L.A.A.P Presents Family Values (Director: Derek D. Dow)
  172. L.A. Blues (Director: Ian Gurvitz)
  173. Lake Dead (Director: George Bessudo)
  174. Left For Dead (Director: Christopher Harrison)
  175. Left For Dead (Director: Albert Pyun)
  176. Leningrad (Director: Aleksandr Buravskiy)
  177. Life Goes On (Director: Brian Lawrence)
  178. Lions For Lambs (Director: Robert Redford)
  179. Live! (Director: Bill Guttentag)
  180. Lone Star Blues (Director: JD Sitter)
  181. Look (Director: Adam Rifkin)
  182. Love In The Time Of Cholera (Director: Mike Newell)
  183. Love...And Other Four Letter Words (Director: Steven Ayromlooi)
  184. Loveless In Los Angeles (Director: Archie Gips)
  185. Lovesickness (Directors: Carlitos Ruiz Ruiz + Mariem Pérez Riera)
  186. Machine (Director: Michael Lazar)
  187. Margot At The Wedding (Director: Noah Baumbach)
  188. Meet Bill (Directors: Bernie Goldmann + Melisa Wallack)
  189. Metamorphosis (Director: Jenö Hodi)
  190. Mexican Sunrise (Director: Rowdy Stovall)
  191. Michael Clayton (Director: Tony Gilroy)
  192. Millennium Crisis (Director: Andrew Bellware)
  193. Mirageman (Director: Ernesto Diaz Espinoza)
  194. Missionary Man (Director: Dolph Lundgren)
  195. Money (Director: San Banarje)
  196. Mongol: The Rise Of Genghis Khan (Director: Sergei Bodrov)
  197. Moscow Chill (Director: Chris Solimine)
  198. Mosquita muerta (Director: Joaquin Bissner)
  199. Mother Of Tears (Director: Dario Argento)
  200. Mr. Brooks (Director: Bruce A. Evans)
  201. Muay Thai Fighter (Director: Kongkiat Khormsiri)
  202. Murderess (Director: Scott Coblio)
  203. Music Within (Director: Steven Sawalich)
  204. My Brother Is An Only Child (Director: Daniele Luchetti)
  205. My Daughter, My Angel (Director: Alexis Durand-Brault)
  206. My Name Is Bruce (Director: Bruce Campbell)
  207. My Sexiest Year (Director: Howard Himelstein)
  208. Nailed (Director: Gabriel Dowrick)
  209. Naked Fear (Director: Thom Eberhardt)
  210. Nanking (Directors: Bill Guttentag + Dan Sturman)
  211. Natasha (Director: Jag Mundhra)
  212. Never Forever (Director: Gina Kim)
  213. New York City Serenade (Director: Frank Whaley)
  214. Night Junkies (Director: Lawrence Pearce)
  215. Night Skies (Director: Roy Knyrim)
  216. Nightmare City 2035 (Director: Terence H. Winkless)
  217. Nightwatching (Director: Peter Greenaway)
  218. Nitro (Director: Alain Desrochers)
  219. No Country For Old Men (Director: Joel Coen)
  220. Nobel Son (Director: Randall Miller)
  221. Normal (Director: Carl Bessai)
  222. Normal Adolescent Behavior (Director: Beth Schacter)
  223. Numb (Director: Harris Goldberg)
  224. Nympha (Director: Ivan Zuccon)
  225. Octane (Director: Mark Jay)
  226. Once (Director: John Carney)
  227. Opapatika (Director: Thanakorn Pongsuwan)
  228. Outlaw (Director: Nick Love)
  229. P.O.E. (Directors: Damon Diddit + Natural Langdon)
  230. P2 (Director: Franck Khalfoun)
  231. Paranoid Park (Director: Gus Van Sant)
  232. Paranormal Activity (Director: Oren Peli)
  233. Partition (Director: Vic Sarin)
  234. Pathfinder (Director: Marcus Nispel)
  235. Payback (Director: Eric Norris)
  236. Perfect Stranger (Director: James Foley)
  237. Pigs (Director: Karl DiPelino)
  238. Poor Boy’s Game (Director: Clement Virgo)
  239. Postal (Director: Uwe Boll)
  240. Pretty Cool Too (Director: Rolfe Kanefsky)
  241. Primal (Director: Steffen Schlachtenhaufen)
  242. Primeval (Director: Michael Katleman)
  243. Prism (Director: David G. Simmons)
  244. Protégé (Director: Tung-Shing Yee)
  245. Psycho Ward (Director: Patrick McBrearty)
  246. Puffball: The Devils Eyeball (Director: Nicolas Roeg)
  247. Raiders Of The Damned (Director: Milko Davis)
  248. [rec.] (Directors: Jaume Balagueró + Paco Plaza)
  249. Redacted (Director: Brian De Palma)
  250. Redrum (Director: Kenny Young)
  251. Reign Over Me (Director: Mike Binder)
  252. Remember The Daze (Director: Jess Manafort)
  253. Remnants (Director: George Hughes)
  254. Rendition (Director: Gavin Hood)
  255. Reno 911!: Miami (Director: Robert Ben Garant)
  256. Reservation Road: Terry George)
  257. Resident Evil: Extinction (Director: Russell Mulcahy)
  258. Ripple Effect (Director: Philippe Caland)
  259. Rise Of The Footsoldier (Director: Julian Gilbey)
  260. Rise: Blood Hunter (Director: Sebastian Gutierrez)
  261. Rockaway (Directors: Jeff Crook + Josh Crook)
  262. Rocket Science (Director: Jeffrey Blitz)
  263. Rogue (Director: Greg McLean)
  264. Roman de gare (Director: Claude Lelouch)
  265. Romulus, My Father (Director: Richard Roxburgh)
  266. Room 205 (Director: Martin Barnewitz)
  267. Run, Fatboy, Run (Director: David Schwimmer)
  268. Satanás (Director: Andrés Baiz)
  269. Saw IV (Director: Darren Lynn Bousman)
  270. Scar (Director: Jed Weintrob)
  271. Scorpion (Director: Julien Seri)
  272. Searchers 2.0 (Director: Alex Cox)
  273. September Dawn (Director: Christopher Cain)
  274. Sex + Breakfast (Director: Miles Brandman)
  275. Sex + Death 101 (Director: Daniel Waters)
  276. Shake Hands With The Devil (Director: Roger Spottiswoode)
  277. Shattered (Director: Mike Barker)
  278. Shelter (Director: Jonah Markowitz)
  279. Shoot ‘Em Up (Director: Michael Davis)
  280. Shoot On Sight (Director: Jag Mundhra)
  281. Shooter (Director: Antoine Fuqua)
  282. Showdown At Area 51 (Director: C. Roma)
  283. Silk (Director: François Girard)
  284. Sister’s Keeper (Director: Kent Faulcon)
  285. Skid Marks (Director: Karl Kozaz)
  286. Sleuth (Director: Kenneth Branagh)
  287. Slipstream (Director: Anthony Hopkins)
  288. Smiley Face (Director: Gregg Araki)
  289. Snow Angels (Director: David Gordon Green)
  290. South Of Pico (Director: Ernst Gossner)
  291. Speed Dating (Director: Tony Herbert)
  292. Speed Of Light (Director: Nick Peterson)
  293. Spiker (Director: Frank Zagarino)
  294. Spin (Director: Henry Pincus)
  295. Spin (Director: Dan Neira)
  296. Spinning Into Butter (Director: Mark Brokaw)
  297. Sportkill (Director: Craig McMahon)
  298. Spring 1941 (Director: Uri Barbash)
  299. Steel Toes (Directors: Mark Adam + David Gow)
  300. Steel Trap (Director: Luis Cámara)
  301. Stories USA (American Breakdown) (Directors: David Brooks, Paul Carafotes, M. Eastling, Tyrone Finch, Jeremy Hall, Gary Hawes + Erik MacArthur)
  302. Storm Warning (Director: Jamie Blanks)
  303. Strength + Honour (Director: Mark Mahon)
  304. Stuck (Director: Stuart Gordon)
  305. Sugarhouse (Director: Gary Love)
  306. Sukiyaki Western Django (Director: Takashi Miike)
  307. Sunshine (Director: Danny Boyle)
  308. Superbad (Director: Greg Mottola)
  309. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street (Director: Tim Burton)
  310. T.K.O. (Director: Declan Mulvey)
  311. Take (Director: Charles Oliver)
  312. Talk To Me (Director: Kasi Lemmons)
  313. Teeth (Director: Mitchell Lichtenstein)
  314. Ten Inch Hero (Director: David Mackay)
  315. The Air I Breathe (Director: Jieho Lee)
  316. The American StreetFighterz Trilogy Street Godz of War II (Director: David Daze)
  317. The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (Director: Andrew Dominik)
  318. The Babysitters (Director: David Ross)
  319. The Black Pimpernel (Directors: Åsa Faringer + Ulf Hultberg)
  320. The Book Of Noah (Director: Drew Smith)
  321. The Box (Director: A.J. Kparr)
  322. The Brave One (Director: Neil Jordan)
  323. The Bros. (Director: Jonathan Figg)
  324. The Brothers Solomon (Director: Bob Odenkirk)
  325. The Cake Eaters (Director: Mary Stuart Masterson)
  326. The Cellar Door (Director: Matt Zettell)
  327. The Chair (Director: Brett Sullivan)
  328. The Color Of Freedom (Director: Bille August)
  329. The Condemned (Director: Scott Wiper)
  330. The Counterfeiters (Director: Stefan Ruzowitzky)
  331. The Cry (Director: Bernadine Santistevan)
  332. The Darjeeling Limited (Director: Wes Anderson)
  333. The Dead Time (Director: Martin Philip Stevens)
  334. The Death + Life Of Bobby Z (Director: John Herzfeld)
  335. The Deaths Of Ian Stone (Director: Dario Piana)
  336. The Education Of Charlie Banks (Director: Fred Durst)
  337. The Evil Woods (Director: Aaron Harvey)
  338. The Ferryman (Director: Chris Graham)
  339. The Fifth Patient (Director: Amir Mann)
  340. The Final Curtain (Director: Jeff Burton)
  341. The Flock (Director: Wai-Keung Lau)
  342. The Gene Generation (Director: Pearry Reginald Teo)
  343. The Girl Next Door (Director: Gregory M. Wilson)
  344. The Girl In The Park (Director: David Auburn)
  345. The Go-Getter (Director: Martin Hynes)
  346. The Good Life (Director: Stephen Berra)
  347. The Good Night (Director: Jake Paltrow)
  348. The Grand (Director: Zak Penn)
  349. The Gray Man (Director: Scott L. Flynn)
  350. The Hammer (Director: Charles Herman-Wurmfeld)
  351. The Heartbreak Kid (Directors: Bobby Farrelly + Peter Farrelly)
  352. The Hills Have Eyes II (Director: Martin Weisz)
  353. The Hitcher (Director: Dave Meyers)
  354. The Hunting Party (Director: Richard Shepard)
  355. The Killing Floor (Director: Gideon Raff)
  356. The Killing Gene (Director: Tom Shankland)
  357. The Kingdom (Director: Peter Berg)
  358. The Kite Flyer (Director: Sean Russell)
  359. The Last Sentinel (Director: Jesse V. Johnson)
  360. The Legend Of God’s Gun (Director: Mike Bruce)
  361. The Life Before Her Eyes (Director: Vadim Perelman)
  362. The Lookout (Director: Scott Frank)
  363. The Mark Of Cain (Director: Marc Munden)
  364. The Mist (Director: Frank Darabont)
  365. The Nines (Director: John August)
  366. The Number 23 (Director: Joel Schumacher)
  367. The Orphanage (Director: J. A. Bayona)
  368. The Parallel (Director: Jack Piandaryan)
  369. The Passage (Director: Mark Heller)
  370. The Poet (Director: Damian Lee)
  371. The Poughkeepsie Tapes (Director: John Erick Dowdle)
  372. The Rage (Director: Robert Kurtzman)
  373. The Reaping (Director: Stephen Hopkins)
  374. THe Rebel (Director: Charlie Nguyen)
  375. The Savages (Director: Tamara Jenkins)
  376. The Secret (Director: Vincent Perez)
  377. The Secrets (Director: Avi Nesher)
  378. The Shadow Within (Director: Silvana Zancolò)
  379. The Signal (Directors: David Bruckner, Dan Bush + Jacob Gentry)
  380. The Stone Angel (Director: Kari Skogland)
  381. The Substitute (Director: Ole Bornedal)
  382. The Take (Director: Brad Furman)
  383. The Tattooist (Director: Peter Burger)
  384. The Ten (Director: David Wain)
  385. The Tracey Fragments (Director: Bruce McDonald)
  386. The Ungodly (The Perfect Witness) (Director: Thomas Dunn)
  387. The Walker (Director: Paul Schrader)
  388. The Warlords (Directors: Peter Ho-Sun Chan + Wai Man Yip)
  389. The Wizard Of Gore (Director: Jeremy Kasten)
  390. The Wrath (Director: Julian Higgins)
  391. The Zone (Director: Rodrigo Plá)
  392. Then She Found Me (Director: Helen Hunt)
  393. There Will Be Blood (Director: Paul Thomas Anderson)
  394. They Wait (Director: Ernie Barbarash)
  395. Things We Lost In The Fire (Director: Susanne Bier)
  396. This Town (Director: Nick Marnos)
  397. Three Can Play That Game (Director: Samad Davis)
  398. Timber Falls (Director: Tony Giglio)
  399. Timecrimes (Director: Nacho Vigalondo)
  400. Tooth + Nail (Director: Mark Young)
  401. Torture Room (Director: Jim O’Rear)
  402. Towelhead (Director: Alan Ball)
  403. Trade (Director: Marco Kreuzpaintner)
  404. Triangle (Directors: Ringo Lam, Johnnie To + Hark Tsui)
  405. Trick ‘r Treat (Director: Michael Dougherty)
  406. Turn The River (Director: Chris Eigeman)
  407. Two Tigers (Director: Sandro Cecca)
  408. Undead Of Alive: A Zombedy (Director: Glasgow Philips)
  409. Under The Same Moon (Director: Patricia Riggen)
  410. Unearthed (Director: Matthew Leutwyler)
  411. Unspeakable (Director: Marquette Williams)
  412. Until Death (Director: Simon Fellows)
  413. Vacancy (Director: Nimród Antal)
  414. Virgin Territory (Director: David Leland)
  415. Visual Purple (Director: Rick Kingerski)
  416. Viva (Director: Anna Biller)
  417. Vivere (Director: Angelina Maccarone)
  418. Voices (Director: Ki-hwan Oh)
  419. Walk All Over Me (Director: Robert Cuffley)
  420. Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (Director: Jake Kasdan)
  421. War (Director: Philip G. Atwell)
  422. We Own The Night (Director: James Gray)
  423. Weirdsville (Director: Allan Moyle)
  424. What Love Is (Director: Mars Callahan)
  425. What We Do Is Secret (Director: Rodger Grossman)
  426. When A Man Falls (Director: Ryan Eslinger)
  427. Whisper (Director: Stewart Hendler)
  428. Who’s Your Monkey (Director: Todd Breau)
  429. Wind Chill (Director: Gregory Jacobs)
  430. World Wide Live (Director: Drew Stone)
  431. You Kill Me (Director: John Dahl)
  432. Youth Without You (Director: Francis Ford Coppola)
  433. Zodiac (Director: David Fincher)
NC-17
  1. 100 Tears (Director: Marcus Koch)
  2. Frontier(s) (Director: Xavier Gens)
  3. Lust, Caution (Director: Ang Lee)
  4. The Night Buffalo (Director: Jorge Hernandez Aldana)
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2013.10.07 11:04 marmz111AFL Trade Period Overview

COMPLETED TRADES

Trades that have been finalised and AFL sanctioned - Last updated: 11 October 2013:
PLAYERFROM→TODETAILS
*Ben McEvoy→First round draft pick #17
*Shane Savage→First round draft pick #17
Lance Franklin→Nine year agreement at $10 million
Dale Thomas→Four year agreement at $700,000 a season
Eddie Betts→Four year agreement at $2m
Colin Sylvia→-
Shane Mumford→Three year agreement
Matt White→Three year agreement
Shaun Hampson→-

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  • * = Latest completed trade

DRAFT PICKS: CLUB BY CLUB

The latest draft picks table - Last updated: 11 October 2013:
CLUBDRAFT PICKSFREE AGENTS
ADELAIDE42, 60, 78, 96, 114-
BRISBANE7, 25, 41, 59, 77, 95, 113Simon Black and Jonathan Brown
CARLTON12, 29, 47, 65, 83, 101, 119Heath Scotland
COLLINGWOOD10, 27, 45, 63, 81, 99, 117Dale Thomas
ESSENDON44, 62, 80, 98, 116-
FREMANTLE16, 33, 51, 69, 87, 105, 123-
GEELONG15, 32, 50, 68, 86, 104, 122Joel Corey
GOLD COAST5, 18*, 23, 39, 57, 75, 93, 111-
GWS1, 9*, 19, 35, 53, 71, 89, 107-
HAWTHORN17, 34, 52, 70, 88, 106, 124Xavier Ellis
MELBOURNE2, 20, 36, 54, 72, 90, 108-
NORTH MELBOURNE8, 26, 42, 61, 79, 97, 115-
PORT ADELAIDE13, 30, 48, 66, 84, 102, 120-
RICHMOND11, 28, 46, 64, 82, 100, 118-
ST KILDA3, 17†, 21, 37, 55, 73, 91, 109Nick Dal Santo
SYDNEY14, 31, 49, 67, 85, 103, 121-
WEST COAST6, 24, 40, 58, 76, 94, 112-
WESTERN BULLDOGS4, 22, 38, 56, 74, 92, 110Dylan Addison
  • *: Priority Pick, †: new draft pick from trade peroid

AFL TRADE PERIOD: DAY FIVE

Last updated: 11 October 2013
  • It may take some time yet before Essendon forward Stewart Crameri finds his way to the Western Bulldogs. Crameri's manager Paul Connors admitted on Friday that the 25-year-old was all but certain to leave the Bombers. It's believed Essendon are striving to get more than the Bulldogs' No.22 draft pick in exchange for the reliable goalkicker.
  • Seemingly not content with those high picks, the Saints have admitted they want the No.1 pick overall. 'We have approached GWS on pick one, but they are reluctant to trade this selection.'
  • Dal Santo's manager Tom Petroro on Friday had no choice but to answer questions about the silky-smooth runner on Friday. He says a decision on the player’s future could be some days away.
  • North Melbourne fullback Scott Thompson has been rewarded for the best season of a burgeoning AFL career with a contract extension running until the end of 2017. The All-Australian fullback was already locked away for 2014. He joins Ben Cunnington and Aaron Black who also agreed to extensions until 2017 and forward Lindsay Thomas, who penned a new deal until 2016.
  • Bernie Vince has met with Melbourne as the club continues to explore options to bolster its midfield. The talented 28-year-old Adelaide midfielder has been a constant subject of trade discussions, even after winning the Crows best and fairest in 2009.
  • Xavier Ellis did a medical for Fremantle today, with the Dockers one of the clubs considering him.

AFL TRADE PERIOD: DAY FOUR

Date: 10 October 2013
  • Newly retired Hawthorn premiership ruckman Max Bailey has joined the Richmond football department.
  • Melbourne is denying that it has agreed to part ways with ruckman Mark Jamar.
  • St Kilda is the focus of the action today, with the gasp-inducing move of Ben McEvoy to Hawthorn. List manager Ameet Bains discussed the McEvoy trade, but then went on to give fans hope that favourite sons Nick Dal Santo and Leigh Montagna will remain. On Dal Santo, Bains said: 'Ultimately, the club has put a position to North, if we can't get in what we feel is an adequate swap, we won't do the deal. There's a very big chance he'll still be at St Kilda, no doubt.'
  • Hawthorn has grabbed hold of highly promising St Kilda ruckman Ben McEvoy as a ready-made replacement for just-retired ruckman Max Bailey, with Shane Savage heading to the Saints, as well as Hawthorn's first round draft pick at number 17.
  • As a consequence of this deal, Lions ruck prospect Billy Longer, previously considered by Hawthorn, will now be more likely to remain in Brisbane.
  • Gold Coast Suns List manager Scott Clayton says his club's 'planned, methodical' approach in previous years means it will not be a big player in the 2013 trade period.
  • Hawks list guru Graham Wright has denied that dual premiership hero Brad Sewell is on the market.
  • Leigh Tudor has joined North Melbourne as a senior assistant coach, after missing out on the interim coaching role at Essendon.
  • The Herald Sun are saying Mark Thompson will be named interim Essendon coach tomorrow, with Neil Craig as senior assistant. [5]
Rumors & Speculation
  • Fitzroy will be rejoining the AFL in 2014 (Source). The Fremantle Dockers will forever be known as the only side to be beaten by Fitzroy in their last season.
  • Speculation is flowing that six-year Bulldog Jarrad Grant, who finally began to deliver on his promise in the final eight games of 2013, is weighing up a possible move after being offered an incentive-based contract.
  • SEN is also discussing the future of robust Demons ruckman Mark Jamar, with speculation that Melbourne will allow him to leave, entrusting their ruck division to Jack Fitzpatrick, Max Gawn and Jake Spencer.

AFL TRADE PERIOD: DAY THREE

Date: 9 October 2013
  • Essendon assistant coach, Dean Wallis, the latest to be sacked.
  • Dale Thomas is now officially a Carlton player, as Collingwood has not matched the offer made to the premiership midfielder by the Blues.
  • Geelong veteran Joel Corey has retired, making it four high-profile Cats to have departed
  • Despite some reports to the contrary, SEN reports that North Melbourne is NOT offering pick 26 as part of a deal for St Kilda midfield star Nick Dal Santo.
  • Adelaide list manager David Noble has confirmed his club is interested in delisted Geelong key forward James Podsiadly as it seeks to 're-establish the firepower' in its forward line. He mentioned Essendon tall Scott Gumbleton as another possible target, but emphasised the club's priority remained securing disaffected young Lion midfielder Jared Polec. Noble told SEN radio that former Crows best and fairest winner Bernie Vince was not 'on the table' and is contracted, and said utility Ricky Henderson was a required player.
  • Carlton football manager Andrew McKay has confirmed his club's interest in former Cat Paul Chapman, saying the Blues would be mad not to consider the three-time premiership veteran. 'He's someone we'll consider definitely,' McKay said. Carlton has spoken to Hawk fringe midfielder Shane Savage, but salary cap issues and the desire to have four national draft picks may constrain a deal. McKay said James Podsiadly 'may suit us' in the short term, but negotiations to nab the marking target are in the very early stages. The story is the same with Lions backman Sam Docherty, who is not a free agent, so a deal would have to be done with Brisbane. However, in Carlton's favour is that Docherty is keen to join the Blues. McKay said Carlton would 'want something pretty good' to let go of young talents Josh Bootsma, Levi Casboult or Kane Lucas.
  • Highly regarded GWS midfielder Taylor Adams remains a key figure in the trade period, with Collingwood supposedly leading the chasing pack.
  • Docker fringe player Josh Mellington, a small forward, is reportedly being assisted by the Dockers to get a trade back to Melbourne. Teammate Viv Michie may also attract attention.
  • MUCH speculation has surrounded Hawthorn veteran Brad Sewell but the dual premiership player is contracted next year and not looking to move.
Rumors & Speculation
  • A temporary Essendon coach would be named this afternoon, but Thursday seems a better bet.

AFL TRADE PERIOD: DAY TWO

Date: 8 October 2013
  • Lance Franklin will be a Swans player by the end of the week after the AFL officially approved Sydney's extraordinary offer after a week-long investigation into the bona fides and the ramifications of the deal. Hawthorn now has three days to consider the Swans' nine year $10 million offer and whether they will match it.
  • Greater Western Sydney has slammed a report that it has offered Heath Shaw a $4 million deal as a 'wild exaggeration' and 'simply wrong'. News Limited reported that the Giants, desperate to land experienced players, had made a bold play for the disgruntled Magpie by offering him a contract 'believed to be around $800,000 a season for five years'.
  • North Melbourne has moved to lock away two key players, with the AFL's best goal-kicking small forward and one of the league's top clearance midfielders both re-signing on long-term contracts. Goalsneak Lindsay Thomas has agreed to remain at the club for the next three seasons, while emerging on-baller Ben Cunnington has inked a new four-year deal that will tie him to the Roos until 2017.
  • Fremantle is still deciding whether to advance its interest in Hawthorn free agent Xavier Ellis, the club's football manager Chris Bond confirmed to afl.com.au. Speaking on Trade Radio on Tuesday, Bond said the Dockers had spoken to the management of the uncontracted 25-year-old.
  • The Dockers are busy this trade period as they make inquiries with the Brisbane Lions about talented utility Elliot Yeo. afl.com.au reports Fremantle has joined West Coast in the race for the young West Australian. The Eagles remain the frontrunners to secure Yeo, who has been offered a three-year deal to join the club. The Dockers, however, appear poised to make an offer should negotiations between West Coast and the Lions break down.

AFL TRADE PERIOD: DAY ONE

Date: 7 October 2013
Allies of World War IPopulation (millions)Military deathsDirect civilian deaths (due to military action)Excess civilian deaths (due to famine, disease & accidents)Total deathsDeaths as% of populationMilitary wounded
Russia175.12,254,369500,0001,000,0003,754,3692.14%4,950,000
Serbia4.5275,000150,000300,000725,00016.11%133,148
Romania7.5250,000120,000330,000700,0009.33%120,000
France39.61,397,80040,000260,0001,697,8004.29%4,266,000
Greece4.826,000150,000176,0003.67%21,000
Italy35.6651,0004,000,585,0001,240,0003.48%953,886
United Kingdom45.4886,9392,000107,000995,9392.19%1,663,435
New Zealand1.118,05218,0521.64%41,317
Belgium7.458,6377,00055,000120,6371.63%44,686
Portugal67,22282,00089,2221.49%13,751
Australia4.561,96661,9661.38%152,171
Canada7.264976200066
Newfoundland0.21,5701,5700.65%2,314
Montenegro0.53,0003,0000.60%10,000
United States92116,708757117,4650.13%205,690
India315.174,18774,1870.02%69,214
Japan53.64154150%907
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