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The Coon Dog
25-01-2009, 09:28 PM
Times are local & for those of us in Melbourne, they're in brackets.

Round 1

1. Sat 7 Feb - West Coast v Collingwood - Subiaco - 6.45pm (8.45pm) - Ch7

2. Fri 13 Feb - Western Bulldogs v Essendon - Darwin - 6.40pm (8.10pm) - Fox

3. Sat 14 Feb - Brisbane v St. Kilda - Gold Coast - 7.40pm (8.40pm) - Ch10

4. Sun 15 Feb - Fremantle v Richmond - Subiaco - 6.40pm (8.40pm) - Fox

5. Fri 20 Feb - Carlton v North Melbourne - Telstra Dome - 7.40pm - Ch7

6. Sat 21 Feb - Hawthorn v Melbourne - Aurora - 4.10pm - Fox

7. Sat 21 Feb - Geelong v Adelaide - Telstra Dome - 7.40pm - Ch10

8. Sun 22 Feb - Sydney v Port Adelaide - Canberra - 3.40pm - Fox



Round 2

9. Fri 27 Feb - Winners 2 & 3 - Telstra Dome - 7.40pm - Ch7

10. Sat 28 Feb - Winners 7 & 8 - AAMI - 4.40pm (5.10pm) or Skilled Stadium - 3.40pm - Fox

11. Sat 28 Feb - Winners 1 & 4 - Telstra Dome - 7.10pm or Subiaco - 5.10pm (7.10pm) - Ch10

12. Sun 1 Mar - Winners 5 & 6 - Telstra Dome - 4.40pm - Fox



Round 3

13. Fri 6 Mar - Winners 9 & 11 - Telstra Dome - 7.40pm or Subiaco - 6.40pm (8.40pm) - Ch10

14. Sat 7 Mar - Winners 10 & 12 - Telstra Dome 7.10pm or AAMI - 6.40pm (7.10pm) - Fox/Ch7



Grand Final

15. Sat 14 Mar - Winners 13 & 14 - Venue to be determined by AFL - 7.10pmAEST - Ch7


Source: AFL Website (http://afl.com.au/Portals/0/afl_docs/fixture09/2009_NAB_Cup_Fixturev2.pdf)

The Coon Dog
25-01-2009, 09:35 PM
Broken down in simplistic terms after round 1, it's:

R2

WB/Ess v StK/Bris

Geel/Adel v Syd/Port

WCE/Coll v Freo/Rich

Carl/NM v Haw/Melb


R3

WB/Ess/StK/Bris v WCE/Coll/Freo/Rich

Geel/Adel/Syd/Port v Carl/MN/Haw/Melb


Grand Final

WB/Ess/StK/Bris/WCE/Coll/Freo/Rich v Geel/Adel/Syd/Port/Carl/MN/Haw/Melb

bulldogtragic
25-01-2009, 09:41 PM
Thanks TCD,

If our pups can get past the Dons, Brisbane or St Kilda will be a solid good hit out and good preparation i feel.

hujsh
25-01-2009, 09:53 PM
Odd 1st round schedule

hujsh
25-01-2009, 11:37 PM
Care to elaborate for us?

Just how it goes for 3 weeks. I don't remember it happening last year.

ledge
26-01-2009, 12:51 PM
Win our first game and from then on its all home games.

hujsh
26-01-2009, 01:14 PM
Win our first game and from then on its all home games.

I think the home games might be speculative at this stage. The final would be based on goals or something

ledge
26-01-2009, 03:44 PM
I think the home games might be speculative at this stage. The final would be based on goals or something

True but if we make final, which i doubt with us playing juniors and stuff, its a 50% chance that its at Telstra.
Add that other teams have Telstra as a home ground probably makes it above 50%.
The other point being leading up to the final, no long travels.

LostDoggy
31-01-2009, 09:11 AM
No international venue this year?.

The Coon Dog
31-01-2009, 09:27 AM
No international venue this year?.

It was supposed to be WCE v Coll in South Africa, but due to finances the AFL shelved it.

The Coon Dog
03-02-2009, 01:47 PM
Obviously those who have access to Foxteal will watch the game next week. For those without, SEN will broadcast the game live on the radio.

SEN can be found at 1116 on the AM dial or online at www.sen.com.au

aker39
03-02-2009, 02:27 PM
Obviously those who have access to Foxteal will watch the game next week. For those without, SEN will broadcast the game live on the radio.

SEN can be found at 1116 on the AM dial or online at www.sen.com.au


I'm not very happy with SEN.

They have broadcast Victory games all year, and then when the most important games come around, they dump them for the NAB Cup.

I know we love our footy, but they really are just glorified practice matches and SEN should be doing the A-League finals.

The Coon Dog
03-02-2009, 02:44 PM
I know we love our footy, but they really are just glorified practice matches and SEN should be doing the A-League finals.

SEN are a commercial entity & they'll do what they think will generate more advertising revenue.

aker39
03-02-2009, 02:53 PM
SEN are a commercial entity & they'll do what they think will generate more advertising revenue.


I understand that, but they also have a responsibility to their A-League listeners. Not broadcasting the A-League finals is just shiting in their faces

G-Mo77
03-02-2009, 02:59 PM
Does anyone know what the coverage (if any) is like in New Zealand? I'll be over there for most of the NAB cup.

hujsh
03-02-2009, 05:56 PM
Does anyone know what the coverage (if any) is like in New Zealand? I'll be over there for most of the NAB cup.

For SEN? Get it on computer and you'll be fine. If on TV there may be an Australia channel that's often found on pacific Islands that may show the game but probably won't as it seems to show FTA shows from Sydney.

Sockeye Salmon
03-02-2009, 08:39 PM
I understand that, but they also have a responsibility to their A-League listeners. Not broadcasting the A-League finals is just shiting in their faces

They said tonight that the contract they signed with the AFL 3 years ago meant they had to cover the NAB cup whether they liked it or not.

aker39
03-02-2009, 09:57 PM
They said tonight that the contract they signed with the AFL 3 years ago meant they had to cover the NAB cup whether they liked it or not.

Did Francis say that?

G-Mo77
04-02-2009, 12:42 AM
For SEN? Get it on computer and you'll be fine. If on TV there may be an Australia channel that's often found on pacific Islands that may show the game but probably won't as it seems to show FTA shows from Sydney.

I doubt I'll have the time to sit and watch a game anyway but if I have a chance and my Bulldogs are playing I'll make sure to watch. Hopefully I can find something.

I better get my notebook fixed me thinks.

Sockeye Salmon
04-02-2009, 08:01 AM
Did Francis say that?

Yes, he did.