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Geoff Baker, Jnr Vice President: Tony Sheahan, Secretary: Helene Gilmore Treasurer: Steve Guarnaccia
2000 BELREC OFFICE BEARERS President: Brian Grinter, Snr Vice President: Geoff Baker, Jnr Vice President: Tony Sheahan, Secretary: Helene Gilmore Treasurer: Steve Guarnaccia FOOTBALL SECTION President: Brian Grinter, Vice President: Peter Watach/Alex Rizun, Secretary: Stuart Cations, Treasurer: Baden Lucas Coaches: U15: Andrew Allthorpe, U17: Kaine Hepburn, U18: John Bright Seniors: Andrew Mapleson, Reserves: Dale Smyth Best & Fairest: U15: Nathern Ulph, U17: Nathan Herbert U18: Nick Popovski, Senior: Sam Talarico, Reserves: Ash Howard CRICKET SECTION President: Colin Warburton, Vice President: Robert Booley, Secretary: Darrel Fuller, Treasurer: Ian Chance Coach: Adrain McCormack Club Champion: Gary Bishop Award: Tim Bailey Tim Bailey 1st Eleven 2nd Eleven Batting: J Larkins, Batting Rob Booley, Bowling: Tim Bailey. Bowling: M Gneil 3rd Eleven 4th Eleven Batting: K Carter Batting: M Beggs Bowling: R Hill Bowling: M Beggs NETBALL SECTION President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Best & Fairest “A” Grade “B” Grade “C” Grade “D” Grade Brooke Masterman Jenny Kelly FOOTBALL CLUB – LITTLE LEAGUE President: Neil Lynch, Vice President: Glen Brown, Secretary/Treasurer: John Leemon Coaches: Under 9 Under 11 Under 13: Under 15 Marty Iannelli Steve Kestle Andrew Althorpe Andrew Allthorpe Gerry Lombardi Neil Lynch Kain Hepburn Peter Robertson Glen Brown Under 17: Craig Stack, Geoff Leibhardt, David Lythgo. Best & Fairest: Under 9: Under 11: Under 13: Joshua Grabowski Shane Owen (G) Jackson Sheringham Chris Lynch (W) Geelong & District Coaches Association, Castle Real Estate Aussie Coach of the Year MARTY IANNELLI 2001 BELREC OFFICE BEARERS President: Brian Grinter, Snr.Vice President: Geoff Baker, Jnr. Vice President: Tony Sheahan, Secretary: Helene Gilmore, Treasurer: Steve Guarnaccia This year the board recognized the work over many years by naming the Life Members Board after him. -
1 Department of Economics Issn 1441-5429 Discussion Paper 42/10 Labour Market Regulation and Professional Sport: the Case Of
1 Department of Economics Issn 1441-5429 Discussion paper 42/10 Labour market regulation and professional sport: The case of the Victorian Football League’s Coulter Law, 1930-1970 Lionel Frost and Peter Schuwalow1 Abstract In most professional team sports, salary caps – first used in the mid-1980s – stabilise the financial position of teams and promote balanced competitions. Teams that do not comply with labour market regulations face heavy penalties and there is a debate about whether such labour markets should operate like competitive markets in general – with wages directing players to the teams that value their contributions most. Analysis of earlier restrictions on the mobility of players and the movement of wages may raise new questions about the effects of non- compliance. The Coulter Law was a set of Victorian Football League (VFL) recruiting and payment rules that operated from 1930 to 1970. The conventional view – that most VFL clubs breached the maximum player wage rules to maximise the utility derived from winning games – is supported only by anecdotal evidence. A new data set reveals that the Coulter Law did restrict earnings in the VFL, except for a small number of elite players. Clubs allowed players to take up more lucrative jobs in other leagues and their subsequent on-field performance reflected the level of talent of replacement players. 1 Department of Economics, Monash University © 2010 Lionel Frost and Peter Schuwalow All rights reserved. No part of this paper may be reproduced in any form, or stored in a retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the author. -
Andrew Bews Tim Darcy Bill Brownless Paul Couch Gary Ablett
Gareth Andrews Ken Newland Michael Woolnough Ian Hampshire Sam Newman Roy West Wayne Closter John Mossop David Clarke Gary Malarkey Ian Nankervis Kevin Higgins Bill Ryan Terry Farman Geoff Ainsworth Paul Vinar Robert Neal Doug Wade Alistair Lord Phil Stevens Michael Turner Terry Bright Bill Goggin Bruce Nankervis Geoff Rosenow John Devine Jack Hawkins John Scarlett Peter Walker Rod Blake Paul Sarah Tony Polinelli Murray Witcombe Tom Harley Ben Graham Cameron Ling Josh Hunt Mitch Duncan Joel Corey Kent Kingsley Joel Selwood Paul Couch Michael Mansfield Robert Scott Bill Brownless John Barnes Peter Riccardi Brad Ottens Steven Motlop James Kelly Harry Taylor David Wojcinski Andrew Bews Garry Hocking David Mensch Tim McGrath Ronnie Burns Cameron Guthrie Mark Blicavs Steve Johnson Shannon Byrnes Jimmy Bartel Barry Stoneham Mark Bos Steve Hocking Brenton Sanderson Jordan Murdoch Tom Lonergan Tom Hawkins Mathew Stokes Paul Chapman Ken Hinkley Gary Ablett Liam Pickering Brad Sholl Mark Bairstow Travis Varcoe Darren Milburn Max Rooke Matthew Scarlett Corey Enright Cameron Mooney Neville Bruns Tim Darcy Glenn Kilpatrick Steven King Mark Yeates Andrew Mackie Sean Simpson Jack Collins Bert Rankin Peter Hardiman Allan Everett Edward Greeves Peter Pianto Bruce Morrison Russell Renfrey Neil Trezise Bernie Smith Arthur Rayson Joe Sellwood George Todd Tom Arklay Rupe McDonald John Hyde Leo Turner Geoff Williams Tom Morrow Joe Slater Bill Eason Teddy Rankin Percy Martini Billy Orchard Les Smith Jack Evans Edward Stevenson Les Hardiman Fred Flanagan Ron Hovey Bob Davis Harry Marsham Dick Grigg Henry Young Ernest Newling Angie Muller Arthur Coghlan Cliff Rankin Lloyd Hagger George Dougherty Percy Scown Les Armstrong Alec Eason Stan Thomas Reg Hickey Jack Williams Tommy Quinn. -
Renfrey Days to Establish His Business
LIFE MEMBER Russ bought his first truck in 1947, working 12-hour in 1987 along with Ron Hovey, and President 1990– Russell (“Hooker”) Renfrey days to establish his business. He often came to 1998. He resigned from the presidency in 1998 due 11 August 1923— training in a tray-truck loaded with bags of cement. to ill-health but returned to the committee in 1999. He eventually owned 30 trucks and employed 26 He is still a valued and actively involved member people. His two sons joined the business which of the committee in 2013 as he approaches his 90th became Renfrey & Sons. Russ was inducted into birthday. Russ was elected to life membership at Russell Renfrey grew up in Drysdale. He says: the Alice Springs National Road Transport Hall of the annual meeting on 22 February 1993 and his When I was a kid, in the 1930s Depression, there Fame in 2006. certificate was presented to him by Jack Morgan was no money around, so I used to cut the end off Russ was a member of the GFC general that year at the North Melbourne game.5 a broom and I used to kick this bloody broom and make it spin in the air.1 committee in 1958, was made a life member of Russ says the 1950s premiership players are all Geelong Football Club in 1953 and nominated in different types and from different backgrounds, Russ played his first game of competitive football GFC’s Team of the Century in 2001. He resigned drinkers and non-drinkers, but they are really close. -
The 2018 Grand Final Stats Preview
The Goalpost Padding presents: The 2018 Grand Final Stats Preview After a long season of football, everything is set to be decided at the MCG, when the West Coast Eagles and the Collingwood Magpies face off for the chance to immortalise themselves in the history books, and win themselves the ultimate glory. Being the football fans we are here at The Flag, we couldn’t let such a day go past without providing something of our own for it. So we have, with a 30-page booklet filled to the brim with all sorts of interesting, entertaining, yet ultimately frivolous statistics. We’d also like to take this opportunity to thank all of you reading this for helping support us - if all goes well, we aim to do this for a career when we’re older, and knowing that our work is going out there and being praised really lifts our spirits. Hopefully you all enjoy the game and find something cool in here. -Nick/Claire Fredriksson theflagsports.wordpress.com on Twitter as @NickTheStatsGuy Note: statistics based on the players involved in the match assume that there’s no change from the preliminary final squads, and so won’t include players added to the team. Contents The Goalpost Padding presents: The 2018 Grand Final Stats Preview 1 Contents 2 The Club Grand Final Player Leaderboard 3 Divisor Scores and Margins 4 On Captains’ Names, and Precedents 6 Scores to Get (or Not) 8 The Individual Stat Leaderboards (Game) 9 Scoring the Year 11 The Club Premiership Player Leaderboard 13 Margin Milestones 14 On Coaches’ Names, and Precedents 15 Day by Day 17 The Individual Stat Leaderboards (Career) 19 Jumper Streaks, Droughts, and Miscellanies 20 Conversions 24 Echoes of Names Gone Past 26 Bite-Sized Statistics 29 The Club Grand Final Player Leaderboard Unsurprisingly, given they’ve played in 14 more Grand Finals than any other team, Collingwood have a big lead when it comes to the number of Grand Final players they’ve had. -
COGG Skilled Stadium
STADIUMSTADIUM LAYOUT LEGEND FORD STAND GROUND - CHANGE ROOM POLLY - CATERING OUTLETS FARMER - PUBLIC TOILETS GARY ABLETT CATERINGCATERING TERRACE SEATING ENTRY OUTLETSOUTLETS GATE LEVEL 1 - FRED FLANAGAN ROOM Bays 10 - 12 NORTHERN - BRUCE MOORE ROOM & GEELONG CRICKET CLUB GARY ABLETT ENTRY M TERRACE SEATING G ALE AR & FE ENTRY TERR Y A MA A.R. JENNINGS STAND ACE BLE LE Bays 12 - 20 STA TT TO GROUND - CLUB CATS GAN N ILE DIN TS D G - RON HOVEY ROOM AR AR FRED FLANAROOM EBO E SU R A PE LEVEL 1 - BROWNLOW ROOM SCO R GARY ABLETT SC RE LEVEL 2 - SOCIAL CLUB EN TERRACE T E PATH FOOT SEATING R BRUCE MOORE O R CATS SHOP ENTRY ROOM A G WESTERN ENTRY C A REG HICKEY Bays 1 - 9 AREAS R E Y STAND BOB DAVIS GATE S SS TUNNEL T T A ENTRY A B GROUND - GFC RECEPTION ACCE L STANDING N E (NORTHERN D T - GFC MEMBERSHIP SERVICES T RAMP) IN GEELONG FOOTBALL G - CATS SHOP GA CLUB RY A IR A R - TICKET OUTLET A B H LE E C T L A E T - PUBLIC TOILETS E T H ER W R D E A V C R E E BROWNLOW STAND S O E P R E GROUND - GEELONG FOOTBALL CLUB N ALEXALEX S E A POPESCUPOPESCU LEVEL 2 - GFC ADMINISTRATION T ROOMROOM IN G G G LEVELLEVEL B IN LEVEL3 - GFC COACHES BOX IN T B T A LU SEA SE - MEDIA BROADCASTING C L ER V CATERINGCATERING IA PEN O C - STATS. & TIMEKEEPER BROWNLOW O OUTLETSOUTLETS C B SO ER ROOM LU - SCOREBOARD OPERATOR D N L C U IA - GROUND ANNOUNCER C SO - VENUE CONTROL ROOM INTERCHANGE BENCH LEVEL 4 - EXECUTIVE SUITES - MEDIA/PRESS R R E E G G H BOB H I I C C K UMPIRES BENCH K E E REG DAVIS Y REGREG HICKEYHICKEY STANDSTAND Y SPORTSSPORTS S S HICKEY GFC RECEPTION -
Legend Ford Stand Ground - Change Room - Catering Outlets Polly
STADIUM LAYOUT LEGEND FORD STAND GROUND - CHANGE ROOM - CATERING OUTLETS POLLY - PUBLIC TOILETS CRICKET MERCHANDISE FARMER STORAGE - TURF MANAGEMENT GARY ABLETT CATERING OUTLETS GATE - 1ST AID ROOM TERRACE SEATING ENTRY VFL/CRICKET Bays 10 - 12 NORTHERN LEVEL 1 - FRED FLANAGAN ROOM CHANGE ROOMS GARY ABLETT ENTRY - BRUCE MOORE ROOM & GEELONG CRICKET CLUB M TERRACE SEATING G ALE AR & FE ENTRY TICKET A.R. JENNINGS STAND TERR Y A MA ACE BLE LE Bays 12 - 20 ST TT TO OUTLET GROUND - CLUB CATS GAN AN ILE DI TS NG D TH LEVEL 1 - BROWNLOW ROOM AR A R A FRED FLANAROOM E SU REBO A P P LEVEL 2 - SOCIAL CLUB CO ER S SC T GARY ABLETT R E O - RON HOVEY ROOM EN TERRACE T SEATING E FO - GROUND ANNOUNCER O R BRUCE MOORE T R CATS SHOP ENTRY ROOM A G - VENUE CONTROL ROOM C A REG HICKEY Bays 1 - 9 AREAS E R TUNNEL Y STAND SS S A T B ENTRY CCE A WESTERN ENTRY A ANDING L ST N E (NORTHERN BOB DAVIS GATE D T I T RAMP) N GROUND - GGFCEELO RECEPTIONNG FOOTBALL G GA CLUB RY A - GFC MEMBERSHIP SERVICES IR A R A B H LE E C T L T A - CATS SHOP E SOCIAL CLUB E T H ER - TICKET OUTLET W R (UPSTAIRS TO CLUB CATS) D E A V C R E E - PUBLIC TOILETS S O E P R E N ALEX S E BROWNLOW STAND A POPESCU NORTH T ROOM IN GROUND - GEELONG FOOTBALL CLUB G G N G LEVEL B I N I T B T A A U L LEVEL3 - GFC COACHES BOX SE SE R L C E A V CATERING I PEN - RADIO BROADCASTING O C O BROWNLOW C UMPIRES RACE OUTLETS O B S R U E - STATS. -
2007 AFL Annual Report
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 111 TH ANNUAL REPORT 2007 2007 AFL ANNUAL REPORT AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE p01_Cover8.75mmNEWEST.indd 1 14/2/08 6:05:46 PM AWARDS, WINNERS & RESULTS [ 9 ] AWARDS, WINNERS & RESULTS [ 9 ] AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 111TH ANNUAL REPORT 2007 Principles and Outcomes 4 Marketing, Communications Concise Financial Report 122 Incorporating a farewell and Public Affairs 76 Directors’ report 124 to the greats: End of an Era The AFL in the media 78 Lead Auditor’s Independence AFL Foundation 83 Declaration 126 Chairman’s/CEO’s Reports 14 AFL SportsReady 85 Income Statements 127 Chairman’s report 16 Statements of Recognised CEO’s report 23 Finance and Administration/ Income and Expense 127 Corporate Governance 30 Legal and Business Affairs 86 Balance Sheets 128 Finance and Administration 88 Statements of Cash Flows 129 Broadcasting and 2007 payments to clubs 90 Notes to the Concise Commercial Operations 34 Legal and Business Affairs 91 Financial Statements 130 Attendance record 43 People and Culture 92 Directors’ Declaration 132 Strategic planning Independent Audit Report 132 and club support 48 2007 Awards, Results 10-year Financial Summary 133 and Farewells 94 AFL Committees and Advisors 134 Football Operations 50 2007 premiers 96 2008 fixture 135 Laws of the Game Committee 52 Jock McHale Medal 98 Umpiring department 54 Norm Smith Medal 99 MAIN IMAGE: Kangaroos forward Aaron Edwards takes a spectacular pack mark against Hawthorn Match Review Panel Brownlow Medal 101 in a semi-final. Edwards beat teammate Drew Petrie and AFL Tribunal 56 and Hawthorn pair Stephen Gilham and Trent Croad, Coleman Medal 102 with Lachlan Hansen (26) in the foreground. -
Annual Report 2012
Australian Football League League Football Australian 116 th Annual Report 2012 Report Annual Australian Football League Annual Report 2012 AS GOOD AS IT GETS: Co-captain Adam Goodes celebrates after the Sydney Swans’ 10-point win in the 2012 Grand Final. Australian Football League 116th Annual Report 2012 1 4 Chairman’s Report .............................................................................. 12 Commercial Operations .......................................................... 64 John Kennedy Lifetime Achievement Award ..................................................... 16 Major Corporate Partners ...........................................................................................67 Financial result ................................................................................................................18 Events and Hospitality ...............................................................................................69 Integrity ..............................................................................................................................18 Club Membership ...........................................................................................................74 AFL Commission ..............................................................................................................21 CEO’s Report ................................................................................................22 Competition expansion ...............................................................................................25 -
Newsletter Feb 2016.Cdr
MAJOR SPONSOR Season 2016 Geelong Past Players & Officials Newsletter President: Ray Card Ph: 5241 4612 Secretary: Peter Menzies Ph: 5243 5710 Treasurer: Eric Nichols Ph: 5229 7742 February 2016 Presidents Report Well done and thankyou Brian. As the outgoing and retiring President of the Geelong Past Players & Officials Club, I wish to thank Vice- Brian Brushfield did not seek re-election as President of the Geelong Past Players for season 2016. Brian was elected president Ray Card, s our leader at the Annual meeting in 2010 the first meeting Secretary Peter Menzies, Treasurer Eric Nicholls, he attended, setting a goal to serve two years and serving board members Brian Chirgwin, Wayne Hovey, six. The first hurdle he encountered was to be told by Brian 345 Moorabool St, Geelong P.52293168 Russell Renfrey, Tim McGrath and Mark Yeates for Cook that the Club rooms were to be demolished and all their support throughout the year. fittings in the rooms needed to be sold as they would not be It has been an enjoyable 6 year tenure of this valuable required in the relocated area. The CEO told the committee adjunct to the Geelong Football Club and I am content the Past Players would not be disappointed in the new in the fact that I think I have, rooms and as of 2016 we have not. in some small way, continued the ongoing success of Another challenge was to be introduced to Susan Kruss by this worthwhile football institution. Sharron Dickman and told Susan was prepared and capable Best Wishes to the club in the future. -
Newsletter Xmas 2013.Cdr
Season 2013 Geelong Past Players & Officials Newsletter President Brian BrushfieldPh: 5221 2454 Secretary Peter Menzies Ph: 5243 5710 Treasurer Eric Nichols Ph: 5229 7742 Russell RenfreyPh: 5221 5354 Brian Chirgwin Ph: 5221 0403 Mark Yeates0417 836 105 Wayne Hovey Ph: 5241 4869 Tim McGrath Ph: 5241 8065 Ray Card Ph: 5241 4612 December 2013 The president and committee would like to wish all members, patrons and supporters A Merry Christmas & A Happy and Safe New Year. Presidents Report Peter Charles Burns Born on 5th January, 1866 at Steiglitz, Victoria, he began Ayear of constant activity has just concluded for the Past Players & his senior football career as a 17 year-old with Ballarat Officials Club Imperial in 1882. He transferred to South Melbourne three Our new facilities, as part of the Premiership stand continue to serve years later. During seven seasons with that club, he us well and are the envy of visitors from our kindred clubs. We have earned selection in the 1885, 1888, 1889 and 1890 a compatible relationship with our joint tenants Deakin University Victorian FootballAssociation Premiership teams. and are obligingly served on the ground, by both Nathan Tweddle At the beginning of the 1892 season he moved to the and Kelly Mainwright Geelong region and joined the local club. Being 185cm tall As with the pleasure of seeing increasing numbers of Past Players and weighing 82kg, he was outstanding in almost any and Officials using the facility, this year came the bad news of illness position on the field. His performances at full-back and as a to two of our members inTim McGrath and CaseyTatungi. -
2006 AFL Annual Report
AWARDS, WINNERS & RESULTS [9 ] AWARDS, WINNERS & RESULTS [9 ] AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 110 TH ANNUAL REPORT 2006 Objectives and Outcomes 4 Marketing, Communications Concise Financial Report 114 and Public Affairs 74 Directors’ report 116 Chairman’s/CEO’s Reports 14 AFL Foundation 80 Lead Auditor’s Independence Chairman’s report 16 AFL SportsReady 82 Declaration 118 Ron Evans retires 22 Income Statements 119 Finance and Administration/ Corporate Governance 24 Statements of Recognised 84 CEO’s report 26 Legal and Business Affairs Income and Expense 119 Broadcasting, Strategy Finance and Administration 86 Balance Sheets 120 2006 payments to clubs 88 and Major Projects 34 Statements of Cash Flows 121 Legal and Business Affairs 89 Notes to the Concise New television agreement 36 2006 Awards, Results Financial Statements 122 Directors’ Declaration 124 Football Operations 40 and Farewells 90 Independent Audit Report 124 AFL Tribunal 44 2006 premiers 92 10-year Financial Summary 125 Umpiring department 46 Jock McHale Medal 94 AFL Committees and Advisors 126 Total Player Earnings 49 Norm Smith Medal 95 AFL Next Generation 127 Brownlow Medal 96 National and International 2007 fixture 131 Game Development 50 Premiership season 98 2006 results 99 FRONT COVER: Jubilant West Coast players Participation 54 Coleman Medal 100 celebrate after winning the 2006 premiership. NAB AFL Rising Stars program 56 NAB AFL Rising Star 101 AFL NSW/ACT 60 NAB Cup 103 AFL Queensland 61 Coca-Cola AFL Commercial Operations 62 All-Australian Team 104 Commercial Operations Coca-Cola International revenues, 2005-2006 66 Rules Series 105 Membership 69 Australian Football Attendances 70 Hall of Fame 106 AFL Life Members 108 Retirees 110 Obituaries 112 AWARDS, WINNERS & RESULTS [9 ] AWARDS, WINNERS & RESULTS [9 ] The West Coast Eagles take to the MCG before their thrilling 2006 Toyota AFL Grand Final triumph over the Sydney Swans.