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Hey guys, not sure if this belongs here or on the Statistics board, but thought it would be more relevant here. Does anyone know if companies like Champion Data and other sports statistics companies are generally willing to take fresh graduates (with a relevant degree, of course) in entry...

A sample of 5000 is pretty decent. Out of interest, does anyone have the corresponding NRL grand final figures?

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2001/09/11/eurosport_com_scores_headline_profanity/ An old one from Eurosport.

Slight pro-Geelong bias, imo. Still my favourite commentator across both TV and radio though. Favourite commentary team would be Ch 7.

Cometti on TV, Whateley on radio.

I occasionally have trouble working out what's going on when Morphett's commentating. He's generally pretty good apart from that, although I prefer Whateley.

I went with Hannebery. One of the best on the ground in a good win for the Swans.

Ah...my bad. Posted this twice. Mods remove please.

Which team do you think had the best midfield this decade out of Brisbane, West Coast and Geelong? Not judging by depth, as rotations have increased so much in the last few years. Just the top 4 at the club at the time. Brisbane c. 2002 (Voss, Lappin, Black, Akermanis) West Coast c...

Which of these midfield combinations do you think is the best of this decade? Not judging by depth, as rotations have increased so much in the last few years. Just the top 4 at the club at the time. Brisbane c. 2002 (Voss, Lappin, Black, Akermanis) West Coast c. 2006 (Cousins, Judd...

5. Adam Goodes 4. Daniel Hannebery 3. Daniel Bradshaw 2. Brett Kirk 1. Michael Firrito ES: Daniel Hannebery Glove: 2. Brett Kirk 1. Lewis Roberts-Thompson MM: Jesse White's mark in the 3rd

Ryan Griffen and Cyril Rioli. Love watching them play.

Re: Round 3: Western Bulldogs v Hawthorn 5. Brian Lake 4. Ryan Griffen 3. Cyril Rioli 2. Matthew Boyd 1. Lindsay Gilbee Glove: 2. Brian Lake 1. Liam Picken MM: Rioli's banana goal in the 4th quarter.

5. Sam Gilbert 4. Jason Gram 3. Lenny Hayes 2. James Gwilt 1. Leigh Montagna ES: Steele Sidebottom Glove: Steven Baker MM: 3. Sam Fisher coming back on 2. Gwilt's goal from a Collingwood kickout

5. Brent Harvey 4. Liam Anthony 3. Daniel Wells 2. Mark LeCras 1. Andrew Swallow ES. Ryan Bastinac MM. Harvey's poster on the run in the last quarter

The demo worked okay for me except that the match engine seemed a bit dodgy. Not sure if that's just my computer lagging though.

Re: BigFooty Division 21 I was too late for division 20. Team name is "Wolf Pack".

Adelaide - Andrew McLeod Brisbane - Daniel Rich Carlton - Eddie Betts Collingwood - Leon Davis Essendon - Courtenay Dempsey Fremantle - Kepler Bradley :p Geelong - Joel Selwood Hawthorn - Cyril Rioli Melbourne - Aaron Davey North - Leigh Harding, except when he's lining up a set shot...

Last year's team name was "Espada", this year's is "Wolf Pack". I can't remember what my ranking was, but my overall score would have been around 42000. Thanks, hope I'm not too late.

I'd go with Pendlebury and Mitchell. Hurley or Hooker?

Which two out of Hartlett, Wells, Masten and Cotchin?

1. St Kilda 2. Hawthorn 3. Geelong 4. Brisbane 5. Bulldogs 6. Adelaide 7. Collingwood 8. West Coast 9. Carlton 10. Sydney 11. Essendon 12. Port Adelaide 13. Richmond 14. North Melbourne 15. Fremantle 16. Melbourne

No, annus means year.

5. Patrick Ryder (Essendon) 4. Dane Swan (Collingwood) 3. Andrew Lovett (Essendon) 2. Brent Stanton (Essendon) 1. Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood)

5. Brent Harvey 4. Daniel Pratt 3. Brent Stanton 2. Jack Ziebell 1. Matthew Lloyd Emerging Star: Jack Ziebell Best Mark: Matthew Lloyd, 3rd quarter. The one that got turned over after the interchange infringement.

1. Code Geass 2. Bleach 3. Fullmetal Alchemist (haven't watched the anime, just the manga) 4. Death Note 5. Naruto

5. Chris Judd 4. Matthew Lloyd 3. Andrew Lovett 2. Courtney Dempsey 1. Brent Stanton

At North Melbourne I'd have Brent Harvey Drew Petrie Michael Firrito Daniel Pratt David Hale Daniel Wells Adam Simpson Brady Rawlings

North Melbourne 2008 - Set for a top four spot but lost a game they should have won in the last round and missed out on the double chance AC Milan 2007/08 - Set for a top four spot but lost in the last round and missed out on Champions League qualification.

Re: 2009 AFL Ladder Prediction 1. Geelong 2. Collingwood 3. Hawthorn 4. Carlton 5. St Kilda 6. Bulldogs 7. North Melbourne 8. Adelaide 9. Essendon 10. Sydney 11. Fremantle 12. West Coast 13. Richmond 14. Port Adelaide 15. Brisbane 16. Melbourne