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AFL Awards
The Jock McHale Medal — The AFL Premiership Coach Award
The Jock McHale Medal goes to the AFL premiership coach each year. Named after Collingwood’s nine-time premiership coach Jock McHale…
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The Leigh Matthews Trophy — The AFL Players’ MVP
The Leigh Matthews Trophy is the AFL’s “players’ players” award voted by the players themselves rather than umpires or panels.…
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The All-Australian Team — The AFL’s Best 22 Of The Year
Making the All-Australian team is the surest sign you’ve had a top-shelf AFL season. The annual best-22 selected by a…
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The NAB AFL Rising Star — The League’s Best Young Player
The NAB AFL Rising Star Award goes to the league’s best young player each season. Eligibility: under 21 with fewer…
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The Coleman Medal — The AFL’s Leading Goalkicker
The Coleman Medal goes to the AFL’s leading goalkicker each home-and-away season. Named after Essendon legend John Coleman — who…
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The Norm Smith Medal — Best On Ground In The AFL Grand Final
The Norm Smith Medal goes to the best player on the ground in the AFL Grand Final. A bronze medallion…
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The Brownlow Medal — The AFL’s Crown Jewel
The Brownlow Medal is the AFL’s crown jewel. A small bronze medallion the size of a 50-cent piece, hung on…
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Stadiums
Corio Oval — Geelong’s Lost Waterfront First Home
Corio Oval was Geelong’s first home, and it’s now mostly a memory. A heritage cricket-and-footy ground on the shore of…
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Moorabbin Oval — St Kilda’s 1966 Premiership Home
Moorabbin Oval was St Kilda’s home from 1965 to 1992, and Saints fans have a complicated relationship with it. A…
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Whitten Oval (Western Oval) — Footscray’s Working-Class Soul
Whitten Oval, formerly the Western Oval, was the Western Bulldogs’ home until 1997, and the proudly working-class Footscray crowd is…
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