Cameron Noakes had it all on the line when the Blues took on the Eagles way out west. By game’s end, the only thing in his favour was a better club song – not that he heard it very often!
The Footy Almanac 2007 Round 4 – West Coast v Carlton: At least our song is better than theirs
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The Footy Almanac 2007 Round 4 – Melbourne v Fremantle: First time live
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Mark Branagan is a Swans supporter but his attendance at games is far more catholic. Twelve years after the Dockers entered the comp, he thought it might be just about time to have a look at them. He picked a good day.
The Footy Almanac 2007 Round 4 – Hawthorn v Geelong: A memorable match
April 22, 2020 by 3 Comments
Although Geelong lost, for John Harms it was a match to remember, his first at York Park in Launceston, Round 4 2007, Hawthorn v Geelong. This is John’s report from The Footy Almanac 2007.
The Footy Almanac 2007 Round 4 – Adelaide v Sydney: A difficult game for tipsters!
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Round 4 2007 between Adelaide and Sydney was a difficult game for tipsters as John Kingsmill reported in ‘The Footy Almanac 2007’.
The Footy Almanac 2007 Round 4 – Kangaroos v Brisbane
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The Kangaroos began a contractual stint of home games on the Gold Coast in 2007 by hosting Brisbane. Andrew Stafford watched a tight contest.
The Footy Almanac 2007 Round 4 – St Kilda v Essendon
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With the early 2007 form all over the place, Chris Riordan ventured to the Docklands as an impartial observer to watch the Saints tussle the Bombers.
The Footy Almanac 2007 Round 4 – Collingwood v Port Adelaide
April 20, 2020 by 1 Comment
The Pies were bested by the Power in a match played in tough conditions; Gerard Whateley was on board as the heavens opened to the delight of many under the duress of drought.
The Footy Almanac 2007 Round 4 – Richmond v Western Bulldogs
April 20, 2020 by 1 Comment
Adam McNicol took in the sounds of Richmond’s fourth loss on the trot from a car radio headed towards the magnificent Grampians – surely these ancient mountains sit in stark contrast to the baying hordes of Tiger faithful impatient for payoff on the Wallace Era.
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