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ntnews.com.aulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll SPORT Carlton sweat over Kreuzer Viney claims Scully injured Cornes embarrasses Primus CARLTON must wait until today for an update on MELBOURNE insists there was nothing sinister in the PORT Adelaide coach Matthew Primus last night Matthew Kreuzer’s foot injury ahead of its AFL withdrawal of midfielder Tom Scully from its AFL threw away the Power’s first AFL wooden spoon — elimination final. The club was hopeful of knowing by season finale. Scully, 20, is considering a multi- and felt a knife in his back as the Cornes saga lingers. yesterday afternoon, but he required further medical million dollar offer to join Greater Western Sydney. Primus was left embarrassed by retired club hero scans. Kreuzer is one of Carlton’s most important He was withdrawn from Melbourne’s side which lost Chad Cornes yesterday revealing the coach’s control players and he was forced off during the Saturday to Port Adelaide yesterday, raising suspicions he had on Port’s list management again has been usurped by night loss to St Kilda with numbness in his left foot. It told the club he was leaving. Melbourne’s caretaker club management. Chad declared on radio Primus would be a huge blow if he had to miss out for this coach Todd Viney said Scully was unfit to play wanted his brother Kane sacked and paid out, but Sunday’s elimination final against Essendon. because of injury. this was over-ruled by new CEO Keith Thomas. AFL SCOREBOARD ROUND 24 Bock bet shock a shadow on the Suns GEELONG 2.5 12.8 16.15 22.17 (149) COLLINGWOOD 4.0 5.0 7.2 8.5 (53) From back page formation that he was playing players and officials at corporate betting shops sport- GOALS — Geelong: D Menzel 5 A Christensen 3 P Chapman 3 J Podsiadly which led to Heath Shaw’s forward slip out to family the Suns may be nervous sbet.com.au, Sportingbet and 2 S Johnson 2 T Hawkins 2 T Varcoe 2 A Mackie D Wojcinski M Duncan. 14-game suspension (six members, who bet on him to about the implications of Eskanders Betstar said Bock Collingwood: C Dawes 2 A Fasolo A Krakouer C Wood D Beams J Blair S Pendlebury. as a suspended sentence) kick the first goal. the plunge. was part of an ‘‘other players’’ BEST — Geelong: J Kelly D Menzel P Chapman M Scarlett C Enright A and $20,000 fine. The similarities between TAB Sportsbet was the only bracket in their first goal Mackie J Selwood. Collingwood: B Reid D Swan A Didak. He was penalised for hav- the Bock and Maxwell cases major betting shop to post in- bet type. Umpires: Chris Donlon, Shaun Ryan, Jacob Mollison, Stefan Grun. Official Crowd: 85,705 at MCG. ing a $10 bet on team- mean the AFL is obliged dividual odds for each player None of the corporates re- HAWTHORN 3.4 6.6 12.7 16.10 (106) mate Maxwell. Maxwell was to investigate. to kick the first goal in the ported any unusual betting GOLD COAST 5.1 8.5 10.9 14.13 (97) fined $10,000 for letting in- Maxwell’s penalty means match. A spokesman for big trends on the ‘‘other players’’. GOALS — Hawthorn: L Breust 5 B Whitecross 3 I Smith 3 M Osborne 2 J Lisle P Johnson P Puopolo. Gold Coast: B Matera 3 H Bennell 2 J Caddy 2 J Fraser 2 D Stanley J Brennan J Gillbee N Bock Z Smith. BEST — Hawthorn: B Whitecross X Ellis S Mitchell L Breust P Puopolo C Bruce. Gold Coast: G Ablett H Bennell B Matera N Bock Z Smith. Umpires: Stuart Wenn, Ben Ryan, Chris Kamolins, Jason Armstrong. Venue: Gold Coast Stadium. W’BULLDOGS 2.6 6.8 8.15 15.17 (107) FREMANTLE 1.6 4.11 6.13 8.13 (61) GOALS — Western Bulldogs: B Hall 5 D Giansiracusa 2 L Jones 2 P Veszpremi 2 R Griffen 2 J Tutt L Dahlhaus. Fremantle: K Bradley 2 T Mzungu 2 C Sibosado M Barlow S Hill Z Clarke. BEST — Western Bulldogs: M Boyd R Griffen D Giansiracusa L Dahlhaus D Cross R Murphy. Fremantle: M Johnson T Mzungu A Silvagni A Sandilands B Schammer G Broughton. Umpires: Stephen McBurney, Sam Hay, Michael Jennings, Brett Ritchie. Official Crowd: 18,128 at Etihad Stadium. K SYDNEY 3.3 11.7 14.9 18.11 (119) Y BRISBANE 4.3 6.6 9.9 9.13 (67) GOALS — Sydney: A Goodes 4 J Bolton 4 G Rohan 3 M Spangher 3 L M Parker 2 D Hannebery N Malceski. Brisbane: A McGrath 3 P Karnezis 2 A Cornelius D Rich J Hawksley J Redden. C BEST — Sydney: A Goodes J Kennedy R O’Keefe J McVeigh M Spangher G Rohan. Brisbane: M Leuenberger D Rich P Hanley J Hawksley. Umpires: Simon Meredith, Ray Chamberlain, Dean Margetts, Matthew Leppard. Official Crowd: 27,721 at SCG. ST KILDA 1.2 4.3 9.6 13.8 (86) CARLTON 3.5 5.8 7.12 9.12 (66) COLOR: GOALS — St Kilda: S Milne 3 A Schneider 2 J Koschitzke 2 J Steven 2 B Goddard L Montagna S Gilbert Z Dawson. Carlton: S O’hAilpin 4 B Gibbs 2 K Simpson M Kreuzer Z Tuohy. BEST — St Kilda: R Clarke S Dempster L Montagna J Steven S Gilbert. 37 Carlton: K Simpson L Henderson M Murphy N Duigan J Laidler. Umpires: Matt Stevic, Mathew Nicholls, Brett Rosebury, Stefan Grun. Official Crowd: 55,606 at MCG. WEST COAST 2.5 10.6 14.9 22.13 (145) ADELAIDE 0.0 2.0 4.4 7.8 (50) PAGE: GOALS — West Coast: M Nicoski 3 Q Lynch 3 S Selwood 3 C Masten 2 D Cox 2 L Shuey 2 M LeCras 2 N Naitanui 2 A Embley B Ebert J Kennedy. Adelaide: T Walker 2 B Vince G Johncock J Petrenko K Tippett S Thompson. BEST — West Coast: A Embley L Shuey N Naitanui Q Lynch M LeCras C Masten. Adelaide: S Thompson R Douglas S Jacobs R Sloane. Umpires: Todd Keating, Jeff Dalgleish, Shane McInerney, Luke Farmer. Official Crowd: 36,062 at Subiaco. PORT ADELAIDE 3.2 8.4 13.6 17.10 (112) MELBOURNE 3.6 7.11 10.12 15.14 (104) 5-SEP-2011 GOALS — Port Adelaide: J Westhoff 4 B Ebert 3 D Rodan 2 T Boak 2 D Motlop J Schulz M Banner M Lobbe R Gray S Salopek. Melbourne: B Green 2 J McKenzie 2 N Jones 2 S Martin 2 C Morton J Fitzpatrick J Howe J Trengove M Bate M Jamar N Jetta. BEST — Port Adelaide: J Westhoff D Motlop D Rodan B Ebert R Gray S DATE: Salopek D Pearce. Melbourne: B Moloney J Trengove J McKenzie J Rivers M Bate N Jones. Umpires: Justin Schmitt, Shane Stewart, Corey Bowen, Heath Ryan. Official Crowd: 29,314 at Adelaide Oval. Territorian Daniel Motlop celebrates scoring a goal for Port at the Adelaide Oval yesterday Picture: SIMON CROSS NTH MELBOURNE 5.3 7.7 12.11 15.14 (104) RICHMOND 3.2 9.7 10.10 13.13 (91) GOALS — North Melbourne: D Petrie 4 A Edwards 2 B Harvey 2 L Thomas 2 A Black A Swallow H McIntosh J MacMillan K Harper. Richmond: R Nahas 5 J Riewoldt 3 D Martin 2 B Miller M White T Vickery. NT NEWS BEST — North Melbourne: B Harvey L Adams D Pratt L Thomas S Thompson T Goldstein B Cunnington R Bastinac. Richmond: D Martin R Nahas T Cotchin B Deledio B Houli. Umpires: Michael Vozzo, Scott Jeffery, Robert Findlay, Michael Jennings. PUB: Official Crowd: 32,890 at Etihad Stadium. Port goes out LADDER TEAM P W L D F A % Pts COLLINGWOOD 22 20 2 0 2592 1546 167.7 80 GEELONG 22 19 3 0 2548 1619 157.4 76 HAWTHORN 22 18 4 0 2355 1634 144.1 72 WEST COAST 22 17 5 0 2235 1715 130.3 68 CARLTON 22 14 7 1 2225 1700 130.9 58 ST KILDA 22 12 9 1 1891 1677 112.8 50 SYDNEY 22 12 9 1 1897 1735 109.3 50 ESSENDON 22 11 10 1 2217 2217 100.0 46 with a bang NTH MELBOURNE 22 10 12 0 2106 2082 101.2 40 W’BULLDOGS 22 9 13 0 2060 2155 95.6 36 FREMANTLE 22 9 13 0 1791 2155 83.1 36 RICHMOND 22 8 13 1 2069 2396 86.4 34 FOOTBALL The Power had sat on the with a superb left-foot snap MELBOURNE 22 8 13 1 1974 2315 85.3 34 BY ANDREW CAPEL bottom of the ladder for seven from deep in the forward poc- ADELAIDE 22 7 15 0 1742 2193 79.4 28 BRISBANE 22 4 18 0 1814 2240 81.0 16 rounds, had not won for 99 ket at the northern end. PORT ADELAIDE 22 3 19 0 1718 2663 64.5 12 PORT Adelaide saved its best days and was riding a club re- Then maligned key forward GOLD COAST 22 3 19 0 1534 2726 56.3 12 until last. cord 11-game losing streak Justin Westhoff — handed a This is a really NEXT WEEK Staring at its first AFL when it finally took matters three-year contract during Finals, Week 1 — Friday, September 9 — 2nd Qualifying final: wooden spoon in the last into its own hands. the week — immediately paid special day for our Collingwood v Geelong at the MCG, 7.15pm.
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    `` 2021 AFL - ROUND 17 - MATCH OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS DATE AFL MATCH VENUE TIME Thursday, 8 July 2021 Port Adelaide vs. Melbourne Adelaide Oval 7:10pm local UMPIRES FIELD UMPIRES 21 - Simon Meredith 27 - Andre Gianfagna 32 - Jacob Mollison EM: 46 - Tom Bryce BOUNDARY UMPIRES Mark Thomson Matthew Konetschka Chris Bull Sean Burton GOAL UMPIRES Daniel Hoskin Peter Challen EM: Steve Axon DATE AFL MATCH VENUE TIME Friday, 9 July 2021 Essendon vs. Adelaide Marvel Stadium 7:50pm local UMPIRES FIELD UMPIRES 11 - Curtis Deboy 18 - Ray Chamberlain 19 - Alex Whetton EM: 31 - Paul Rebeschini BOUNDARY UMPIRES Patrick Dineen Patrick Cran Lachlan Rayner Jordan Andrews GOAL UMPIRES Luke Edwards Chelsea Roffey EM: Callum Leonard DATE AFL MATCH VENUE TIME Saturday, 10 July 2021 Hawthorn vs. Fremantle University of Tasmania Stadium 1:45pm local UMPIRES FIELD UMPIRES 3 - Leigh Fisher 10 – Robert O’Gorman 28 – Cameron Dore EM: 42 - Nicholas McGinness BOUNDARY UMPIRES James Scully David Wood Adam Coote Mitchell Le Fevre GOAL UMPIRES Alex Chisholm Mark Ensbey EM: Brodie Kenny-Bell DATE AFL MATCH VENUE TIME Saturday, 10 July 2021 Carlton vs. Geelong MCG 4:35pm local UMPIRES FIELD UMPIRES 1 - Chris Donlon 23 – Rob Findlay 20 – Jamie Broadbent EM: 4 - Justin Power BOUNDARY UMPIRES Chris Esler Josh Furman Michael Barlow Matthew Tomkins GOAL UMPIRES Angus McKenzie-Wills Matthew Maclure EM: Jason Yazdani DATE AFL MATCH VENUE TIME Saturday, 10 July 2021 Brisbane vs. St Kilda TBC 7:25pm local UMPIRES FIELD UMPIRES 12 - Andrew Stephens 13 - Nicholas Brown 16 - Brendan Hosking EM: 41 - James Strybos BOUNDARY UMPIRES Nick Swanson Peter Bock Adam Reardon Drew Kowalski GOAL UMPIRES Jesse Baird Alistair Meldrum EM: Matthew Bridges DATE AFL MATCH VENUE TIME Sunday, 11 July 2021 GWS Giants vs.