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Windy Hill — Essendon’s 70-Year Bombers Fortress
Windy Hill was Essendon’s home from 1922 to 1991, and the name is no joke; the wind off Maribyrnong Park…
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Glenferrie Oval — Hawthorn’s Heritage Heartland
Glenferrie Oval was Hawthorn’s home until 1973, and it’s still standing, too small for modern footy, but absolutely beautiful as…
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Punt Road Oval — Richmond’s Heritage Tigers’ Den
Punt Road Oval was Richmond’s home until 1965, and it’s still where the Tigers train every week. A heritage suburban…
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East Melbourne Cricket Ground — The Bombers’ Demolished First Home
East Melbourne Cricket Ground was Essendon’s first home, and it’s now the Jolimont rail yards. A heritage cricket-and-footy ground in…
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Brunswick Street Oval — Fitzroy’s Lost Lions’ Den
Brunswick Street Oval was Fitzroy’s heartland, and it’s now a quiet inner-Melbourne park most footy fans walk past without realising…
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Junction Oval — St Kilda’s Pre-Premiership Heartland
Junction Oval was St Kilda’s spiritual home until 1964, and Saints fans still talk about it as the ground that…
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Lake Oval (South Melbourne Cricket Ground) — South Melbourne’s Lost Home
Lake Oval is South Melbourne’s lost home, and it’s now a quiet park most Melburnians walk past without realising what…
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Football Park (AAMI Stadium) — Adelaide’s Lost Concrete Bowl
Football Park (AAMI Stadium) was West Lakes’ concrete contribution to South Australian footy, and it’s now a memory and a…
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Subiaco Oval — Perth’s Demolished AFL Cathedral
Subiaco Oval was Perth’s footy fortress for over a century, and West Australians still mourn its demolition. A 43,500-seat heritage…
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Princes Park (Optus Oval) — Carlton’s Spiritual Home
Princes Park is Carlton’s spiritual home and Carlton fans will tell you they should still be playing here. A heritage…
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