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2011 Австралийской футбольной лиги сезона был 115 - й сезон австралийского футбола правил конкуренции и 22 под названием «Австралийская футбольная лига», переключившись с «викторианской футбольной лиги» после 1989 стал дебютом год Голд - Кост , и был Планируется, что это будет единственный сезон, в котором будут играть 17 команд. Джилонг победил Коллингвуда в Гранд-финале AFL 2011 года на 38 очков.

Сезон открылся 24 марта 2011 года, когда Карлтон победил Ричмонда на стадионе Мельбурн Крикет Граунд .

Это был первый сезон с 1994 года, в котором проводились « до свидания», и только четвертый после сезонов 1991 , 1992 и 1994 годов, в котором использовался 24-раундовый формат. Полный договор был объявлен 29 октября 2010 года. [1]

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2010 Национальный Проект был проведен 18 ноября 2010 года в Gold Coast Convention Center . [2] 107 игроков были выбраны, в том числе 28 повышенных новичков. Gold Coast получили первые три выбора в рамках своих проектов концессий , и выбрал Дэвид Ласточка с номером один драфта . [3]

2011 Перед началом сезона и Rookie Шашки были проведены 7 декабря 2010 года, еще 80 игроков были выбраны. У Большого Западного Сиднея были первые восемь выборов в драфте новичков в рамках уступок по драфту. [4]

Кубок NAB [ править ]

В NAB Cup 2011 были добавлены две новые команды: Gold Coast и Greater Western Sydney . В первом раунде матчей участвовало 6 групп по 3 команды, каждая игра была сокращена до двух двадцатиминутных таймов. Коллингвуд победил Эссендона в финале на стадионе Этихад в пятницу, 11 марта.


Премьер-сезон [ править ]

Официально о матче было объявлено 29 октября. [5] Некоторые из основных моментов включали:

  • «Голд-Кост» попрощался с первым раундом и сыграл свой первый домашний матч во втором раунде против Карлтона на « Габбе» . Его первый матч на обновленном стадионе Метрикон был против Джилонга 28 мая. Кроме того, его розыгрыш включает по две поездки в Западную Австралию и Южную Австралию , одну в Тасманию и одну в Крайний Север Квинсленда . Его единственные игры против Гранд-финалистов 2010 Коллингвуд и Сент-Кильда были дома, в 18 и 19 раундах соответственно. Его единственный матч на MCG был против Мельбурна. в предпоследнем туре сезона.
  • В этом сезоне было 24 тура; В 19 раундах было восемь матчей, в которых одна команда получила «до свидания» , а в пяти раундах было семь матчей, в которых три команды получили «до свидания». По сравнению с 2010 годом было проведено одиннадцать дополнительных матчей, всего 196 игр, включая финальные (ранее 185). [6]
  • Два места прошли свои первые матчи AFL в течение сезона: Стадион Казалиса в Кэрнсе прошел Ричмонд против Gold Coast матча в первом раунде 17, и Аделаида Овал в Аделаиде прошла Port Adelaide против Мельбурна матча в первом раунде 24 (матча не была часть оригинальное приспособление, выпущенное 29 октября; игра была перенесена туда со стадиона AAMI в течение сезона).

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Таблица выигрышей / проигрышей [ править ]

Жирным шрифтом  - Домашняя игра
X - Прощай,
соперник в указанном выше раунде.

Лестница [ править ]

Источник: Лестница AFL.
Правила классификации: 1) баллы; 2) процентный; 3) количество баллов за.
(P) Премьеры.


Прогресс по лестнице [ править ]

  Цифры, выделенные зеленым цветом, показывают, что команда завершила раунд в восьмерке лучших.
  Цифры, выделенные синим цветом, показывают, что команда заняла первое место в рейтинге в этом раунде.
  Цифры, выделенные красным, показывают, что команда заняла последнее место в рейтинге в этом раунде.
  Подчеркнутые числа указывают на то, что в этом раунде у команды было прощание.
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Неделя первая [ править ]

Week two[edit]

Week three[edit]

Week four[edit]

Awards[edit]

  • The Brownlow Medal was awarded to Dane Swan of Collingwood, who received 34 votes.[51]
  • The Norm Smith Medal was awarded to Jimmy Bartel of Geelong.[52]
  • The AFL Rising Star was awarded to Dyson Heppell of Essendon, who received 44 votes.[53]
  • The Coleman Medal was awarded to Lance Franklin of Hawthorn, who kicked 71 goals during the home and away season.
  • The McClelland Trophy was awarded to Collingwood.
  • The Wooden Spoon was "awarded" to Gold Coast.
  • The AFL Players Association Awards were as follows:
    • The Leigh Matthews Trophy was awarded to Chris Judd of Carlton, for being the Most Valuable Player throughout the premiership season.
    • The Robert Rose Award went to Jonathan Brown of Brisbane Lions, for being the Most Courageous Player throughout the premiership season.
    • The Best Captain award went to Chris Judd of Carlton.
    • The Best First-Year Player award was won by Dyson Heppell of Essendon.
  • The AFL Coaches Association Awards were as follows:[54]
    • The Player of the Year Award was given to Marc Murphy of Carlton, who received 94 votes.
    • The Allan Jeans Award was given to John Worsfold of West Coast.
    • The Assistant Coach of the Year Award was given to Darren Crocker of North Melbourne.
    • The Best Young Player Award was given to Nat Fyfe of Fremantle.

Best and fairest[edit]

Notable events and controversies[edit]

Betting scandals[edit]

The issue of betting became prominent during the 2011 season. The previous few years had seen other sports compromised by major spot-fixing scandals – most notably the Pakistan cricket spot-fixing controversy – so the issue was already well publicised at the time. The AFL had in place a strict policy prohibiting anyone involved in the AFL from placing any bet on any AFL outcome.

Early in the season, it emerged that there were several suspicious plunges on players who were usually defenders to kick the first goal of a match; in each case, the player unexpectedly started in the forward-line, indicating that the plunges may have been caused by team information somehow leaking to punters. Five suspicious plunges on defenders for the first goal were identified during the season:

  • Round 7, Port Adelaide vs Hawthorn – Hawthorn midfielder/defender Brent Guerra[72]
  • Round 7, Gold Coast vs Brisbane Lions – Brisbane defender Daniel Merrett
  • Round 8, Brisbane Lions vs Essendon – Brisbane defender Matt Maguire
  • Round 9, Adelaide vs Collingwood – Collingwood defender Nick Maxwell[73]
  • Round 24, Gold Coast vs Hawthorn – Gold Coast defender Nathan Bock[74]

Nathan Bock was the only of the five players to kick the first goal of his respective match. The cases all raised concerns about "exotic bets" and the risk of spot-fixing, although in no case was a deliberate attempt at spot-fixing ever implicated.

The controversy deepened prior to round 17, when the investigation into the Maxwell plunge revealed that Heath Shaw was implicated in bets placed on Maxwell's first goal. Shaw and a friend from outside the Collingwood Football Club were found to have placed a shared $20 bet on Maxwell for first goal at a TAB venue, using Shaw's knowledge from team meetings that Maxwell would be starting forward; that friend had later placed two more bets on Maxwell worth $15, shared with another friend. Shaw was penalised by the league under the anti-gambling code, receiving a suspension of eight matches, with a further suspended sentence of six matches, and was fined $20,000.[75]

In their respective investigations, it was found that both Nick Maxwell and Nathan Bock had informed family members and friends that they would be starting in the forward-line before their respective plunges, and, unbeknownst to the players, those family members and friends then placed bets. Maxwell was fined $5,000, with a further suspended fine of $5,000,[75] and Bock was fined $10,000 and suspended for two matches.[76]

Following round 24, Essendon assistant coach Dean Wallis was found to have placed three separate FootyQuad bets worth a total of $400 during the latter half of the season, one of which included a leg which involved an Essendon match. Wallis was fined $7,500, and suspended for fourteen matches (the suspension prevents him from participating on match-day, and from interacting directly with his players during training, until the suspension is complete).[77]

Club leadership[edit]

Umpiring and rule changes[edit]

  • The AFL introduced a new interchange rule. The standard interchange system was reduced from four players to three players. A fourth player is named as a substitute, and begins the game wearing a green vest. The substitute can be brought on at any point in the game, permanently replacing any player on the bench or the field. The player being replaced must wear a red vest when leaving the ground. This rule was predominantly introduced to keep the number of players able to participate in the game for each team equal, even if a severe injury occurs.[97]
  • The rules for calling "advantage" after a free kick were amended, to allow the players, rather than the umpires, make the decision on whether or not they see an advantage in continuous play.[98]

Club membership[edit]


Coach changes[edit]

Club overviews[edit]

  • 2011 Adelaide Football Club season
  • 2011 Brisbane Lions season
  • 2011 Carlton Football Club season
  • 2011 Collingwood Football Club season
  • 2011 Essendon Football Club season
  • 2011 Fremantle Football Club season
  • 2011 Geelong Football Club season
  • 2011 Gold Coast Football Club season
  • 2011 Hawthorn Football Club season
  • 2011 Melbourne Football Club season
  • 2011 North Melbourne Football Club season
  • 2011 Port Adelaide Football Club season
  • 2011 Richmond Football Club season
  • 2011 St Kilda Football Club season
  • 2011 Sydney Swans season
  • 2011 West Coast Eagles season
  • 2011 Western Bulldogs season

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