#afl grand final 2017

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oscar is a richmond supporter, sorry but he can’t be my favourite driver anymore :/

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I Just Can't Look (It's Killing Me)

Steve Harrington is at the top of his game, he is playing the AFL Grand Final and all his son cares about is the pre-game entertainment.

Eddie Munson is living the rock star life, Corroded Coffin have booked a world tour but the first stop is playing the AFL Grand Final.

Inspired by Richmond Player Jack Reiwoldt performing with The Killers at the 2017 Grand Final

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SUPER BOWL MANÍA

1 juego, 1000 emociones

Origen del Superbowl

El Super Bowl es el último partido de campeonato de la Liga Nacional de Fútbol Americano (NFL). Sus orígenes se remontan a la fusión en 1966 de la NFL y la American Football League (AFL). El primer Super Bowl se celebró en 1967, enfrentó al campeón de la NFL contra el campeón de la AFL, y desde entonces se ha convertido en un importante evento deportivo y cultural con espectáculos de medio tiempo y publicidad costosa que atraen audiencias globales masivas.

Importancia e impacto

Sus primeras ediciones contaron con bandas de marcha locales que se encargaban de amenizar el evento; a partir de los años 70 se sumaron músicos de jazz que tocaban en el entretiempo del partido. Desde la década de los 90, cuando su tradicional espectáculo de medio tiempo sufrió una revolución al incorporar grandes estrellas de la música de talla mundial.

Al notar el atractivo de este show para llegar a más personas, los anunciantes comenzaron a comprar espacios publicitarios a cambio de millonarias sumas. Según reporta un artículo del portal mexicano Expansión, un comercial de 30 segundos tuvo un costo aproximado de 6,5 millones de dólares en la última edición.

El creciente mundo de las apuestas también se ve fuertemente influenciado por este partido. De acuerdo con la American Gaming Association (AGA), el año pasado se movieron más de 7.000 millones de dólares por este concepto, provenientes de 31.4 millones de apostadores, cifra récord para el organismo.

Show de medio tiempo

El show de medio tiempo del Super Bowl es uno de los eventos musicales y de entretenimiento más esperados del año, ya que la cantidad de emoción, publicidad y marketing que genera este evento es un suceso sin precedentes que agita al mundo de la música y el espectáculo.

Desde el año 2023, el nuevo patrocinador y encargado de traer al público este gran evento es la reconocida empresa de tecnología "Apple" despúes de la finalización del contrato que se tenía establecido con pepsi tras la temporada 2021.

El tan aclamado espectáculo de medio tiempo del super bowl no siempre fue tal y como lo conocemos ho en día, pues cuando el Super Bowl fue creado en 1967, el show de medio tiempo era realizado por bandas locales, pero al notar el gran desinterés y la caída de audiencia durante el medio tiempo, NBC, el canal encargado de transmitir el evento en 1993, contrató a Michael Jackson para el espectáculo de medio tiempo del Super Bowl XXVII en un intento por aumentar los índices de audiencia y generar interés en el espectáculo de medio tiempo. Tal estrategia fue un éxito, y el espectáculo ofrecido por Jackson marcó la primera vez en la que el medio tiempo fue más visto que el partido en cuestión.

Tras dicho éxito, el espectáculo de medio tiempo se realiza por artistas de renombre todos los años; yendo desde artistas como Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears o Enrique Iglesias en los inicios de los 2000s, hasta artistas como Kendrick Lamar, Rihanna y The weekend en los últimos años.

Actuaciones destacadas:

Michel Jackson (1993)

The Rolling Stones (2006)

Maddona y Nicki Minaj (2012)

Beyocé (2013)

Bruno Mars, Red Hot Chilli Peppers (2014)

Katy Perry (2015)

Lady Gaga (2017)

Jennifer López, Shakira, Bad Bunny, J Balvin (2020)

Rihanna (2023)

Premios

Los jugadores que forman parte del equipo ganador del Super Bowl obtienen varios beneficios y recompensas, aunque la mayoría de veces estas no son premios en efectivo. Algunas de las recompensas y beneficios que reciben los jugadores del equipo ganador del Super Bowl son:

Lombardi trophy

Desfile lanzado

Un anillo

Dinero (aproximadamente 157k)

Duración general

La duración promedio del Super Bowl, que es el juego final de la temporada de la NFL (National Football League), es de alrededor de 3 a 4 horas. Sin embargo, el tiempo real puede variar dependiendo de varios factores, como las pausas comerciales, el espectáculo de medio tiempo y la duración de los cuartos de juego. El tiempo total del evento, incluyendo el prejuego y las festividades, suele ser más largo.

Equipos

Equipos que participan en el Superbowl. En el superbowl participan los campeones de la conferencia americana contra los campeones de la conferencia Nacional.

En los últimos 5 años estos han sido los equipos que han participado en la competencia.

Año Equipo AFC Equipo NFC Ganador: 1. 2023: Kansas City - Chiefs Philadelphia Eagles - Kansas City Chiefs. 2. 2022: Los Angeles Rams - Cincinnati Bengals - Los Angeles Rams. 3. 2021: Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Kansas City Chiefs Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 4. 2020: Kansas City Chiefs - San Francisco 49ers - Kansas City Chiefs. 5. 2019: New England Patriots - Los Angeles Rams - New England Patriots.

Evolución a través del tiempo

El medio tiempo del Super Bowl puede ser fácilmente dividido en dos eras: Antes de Michael Jackson y Después de Michael Jackson. Su presentación en 1993 convirtió al medio tiempo en algo más que una distracción secundaria. Con fuegos artificiales, hielo seco, dobles de Jackson y enormes dibujos creados con cartulinas repartidas entre el público, el cantante demostró que nada podría ser excesivo.

Ahora la NFL comienza a planear su medio tiempo con meses de anticipación, mientras negocia con los artistas elegidos y prepara como se realizarán las presentaciones, dijo Mark Quenzel, vicepresidente senior de la NFL a cargo del espectáculo de medio tiempo. Tras el "defecto de vestuario" que dejó casi al descubierto uno de los pechos de Janet Jackson en 2004, la liga ha mantenido un control estricto para que el espectáculo sea apto para toda la familia.

Ubicación

La Super Bowl LII se llevó a cabo el 4 de febrero de 2018 en el U.S. Bank Stadium, que se encuentra en Minneapolis, Minnesota, Estados Unidos. Fue un emocionante partido entre los New England Patriots y los Philadelphia Eagles, que los Eagles ganaron por un marcador de 41-33.

La Super Bowl LIII se llevó a cabo el 3 de febrero de 2019 en el Mercedes-Benz Stadium, que se encuentra en Atlanta, Georgia, Estados Unidos. Fue un enfrentamiento entre los New England Patriots y los Los Angeles Rams, con los Patriots ganando el juego con un marcador de 13-3.

La Super Bowl LIV se llevó a cabo el 2 de febrero de 2020 en el Hard Rock Stadium, que se encuentra en Miami Gardens, Florida, Estados Unidos. En este juego se enfrentaron los Kansas City Chiefs y los San Francisco 49ers, con los Kansas City Chiefs ganando el partido por un marcador de 31-20.

La Super Bowl LV se llevó a cabo el 7 de febrero de 2021 en el Raymond James Stadium, que se encuentra en Tampa, Florida, Estados Unidos. En este juego se enfrentaron los Tampa Bay Buccaneers y los Kansas City Chiefs, y los Tampa Bay Buccaneers ganaron el partido con un marcador de 31-9. Fue significativo porque fue la primera vez que un equipo jugó el Super Bowl en su estadio y porque el mariscal de campo de los Buccaneers, Tom Brady, ganó su séptimo título de Super Bowl, estableciendo un nuevo récord.

Explicación del Super Bowl

Super Bowl es el nombre que se le da al partido final del campeonato de la National Football League (NFL). Principal campeonato profesional de fútbol americano en Estados UnidoS, en el que se enfrentan los campeones de la Conferencia Nacional (NFC) y de la Conferencia Americana (AFC).

El partido se lleva a cabo el segundo domingo del mes de febrero.

Este particular nombre nace de Lamar Hunt gracias a la inspiración de un juego que su hijo disfrutaba llamado "Super ball"

El Super Bowl es una de las transmisiones televisivas más vistas de Estados Unidos cada año. Muchos músicos han actuado durante las ceremonias antes del partido y en el descanso, la franja publicitaria es la más cara de todo el año, y el día del partido (conocido como "Super Sunday" o Super domingo) está considerado de facto como una fiesta nacional.

El primer Super Bowl se jugó el 15 de enero de 1967 (el primer ganador fue Green Bay)

GRACIAS

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AFL umpire banned for 'inappropriate' costume at end of season event

The AFL has suspended umpire Leigh Haussen after he dressed up as Osama bin Laden at an end of season event. The umpire, who made his debut in the AFL in 2017, dressed in the costume at a private function the day after the grand final in September. The news comes weeks after several GWS Giants players were suspended for wearing inappropriate costumes and performing skits at their own end of…

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Patrick Cripps: 2024 AFL Brownlow Medal Winner

CARLTON captain Patrick Cripps has won the 2024 Brownlow Medal with a record tally, becoming the 17th player in VFL/AFL history to win the prestigious award multiple times after adding to his 2022 triumph in an historic count on Monday night.

Cripps, who was in the medal-winning position from round six, polled an incredible 45 votes to win from Collingwood superstar Nick Daicos on 38, with the Magpies' brilliant onballer also breaking the previous record of 36.

Cripps was confirmed as the winner at round 21, polling three votes against Collingwood to ensure he could not be passed. When Daicos polled two votes in round 22, Cripps was declared the outright winner with two rounds to go.

It was an historic night as Carlton's inspirational leader smashed through the 40-vote mark and broke the previous record jointly held by Port Adelaide midfielder Ollie Wines (2021) and Richmond champion and 2017 winner Dustin Martin.

Port Adelaide midfielder Zak Butters (29, Fremantle vice-captain Caleb Serong (28), and Greater Western Sydney midfielder Tom Green (27) rounded out the top five, with Sydney's ineligible superstar Isaac Heeney polling 28 votes.

It was Cripps who always had their measure, however, after establishing an eight-vote lead at round 16 and leaning on a strong finish to the season to see off the charging Daicos, who polled in a record 10 consecutive games from round eight to 18.

Cripps joined champion midfielders Chris Judd and Greg Williams as dual medallists to have represented Carlton, but he became the first to win two Brownlow Medals as a Blue.

The crowning night capped off an outstanding season for the 29-year-old, who played every game and averaged 28.8 disposals, 8.0 clearances, 15.7 contested possessions, and 4.8 inside 50s, earning All Australian selection for the fourth time.

The 29-year-old accepted his medal from coach and 2006 winner Michael Voss and spoke about growing up in Northampton in Western Australia, looking up to West Coast superstars Ben Cousins and Chris Judd and dreaming of joining them as a Brownlow Medal winner.

"They probably inspired me to chase my dream, and now I'm in a position to inspire other young kids, and I don't take that lightly," Cripps said.

"I'm just someone who wants to chase my dreams and I love doing it. Now I know the impact I've had on young kids coming through, it's pretty special.

"All kids out there, or anyone in general, if you get after it in life and have a dream and work hard at it, you can do amazing things. Life is short, so get after it."

Cripps also paid tribute to the support of his wife Monique after the couple became parents to daughter Koda this year, with the midfielder happy and settled off the field in his 11th season.

He said his parents, Brad and Cath, had instilled great values in him that he carried still after being drafted with pick No.13 in the 2013 National Draft.

Last year's medallist Lachie Neale was considered a contender to go back-to-back but never got on a roll, finishing on 22 votes as he prepares for Saturday's Grand Final.

Heeney, who was ineligible to win after being suspended for striking in round 17, was atop the leaderboard for five weeks during the first half of the season but only polled seven votes after round 10.

Heeney and well ahead of Daicos (four) and Neale (two), who were expected to start slowly.

Daicos was entering a five-game block of outstanding form, however, and emerged with 13 of a possible 15 votes, rising to third with 17 votes to put himself back in the race.

Cripps was shaping as unstoppable, however, having kept his tally ticking over with three best afield matches to secure an outright lead after round 12 with 22 votes.

He was never headed from there, polling the maximum three votes six more times in the last 10 games to win in commanding style.

2024 Brownlow Medal, Top 10 Patrick Cripps - 45 Nick Daicos - 38 Zak Butters - 29 Caleb Serong - 28 Isaac Heeney* - 28 Tom Green - 27 Adam Treloar - 26 Errol Gulden - 25 Matt Rowell - 25 Jai Newcombe - 24

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HAMS HOORAH!

In a year that will go down in history as, not only one of the best the club has ever experienced, but the greatest Victorian country football has ever seen, one pair of brothers stood tall. 

Our beloved Hams brothers have more than left their mark on our incredible Inverloch Kongwak football Netball Club (IKFNC), playing out of their skins and leading us all to the promise land while improving the community every inch of the way. 

TOM HAMS

Tom Hams took on the mammoth task of filling the over-sized shoes of club immortal Ben Soumilas, who stands proudly as our last premiership coach after our senior boys became the first West Gippsland Football Netball Competition (WGFNC) premiers in 2017. Souma’ left the senior side, and the club in a remarkably successful place when he departed, but despite the enormity of the role, it never bothered Tom, who thrived in and thoroughly enjoyed his role this year. 

Tom came away with a series of accolades including taking home the minor premiership with a 16-1-1 season, coach of the year honours and of course, a premiership medallion. This a list of achievements that would be the envy of many accomplished coaches, let alone a debutant head coach! 

Tom got it done on the field too though, leading by example and finishing third in the IK best and fairest count and earning a spot on the interchange bench in the WGFNC Team of the Year.

Tom's assistant coach Lewis Rankin also made it, as well as stout defender Jarvis Pryor, strong midfielder Ethan Park, boom recruit Tate Short and of course Will Hams.

Having played four years at the club prior to taking on the head coaching role, and falling short in the Elimination Final stage three years in a row, Tom thought it’d be the perfect time to make a call home and bring in his uber-talented younger brother Will…

WILL HAMS

The former Essendon Bomber reunited with his ‘big bro’ for the first time since juniors and their season has truly turned out to be a fairy-tale. The Hams brothers lost their father suicide ten years ago, which already made their Sea Eagles reunion special, but to band together and come away with a premiership makes their story a truly remarkable one. 

Will may be a former AFL player and one of the finest players Gippsland has ever seen on-field, but his work off it is just as amazing. He is passionate about community mental health and is the co-founder of Liminal Wellbeing, an organisation focused on employee and community health. Liminal also partners with renowned initiatives and organisations such as the AFL and Movember, where Will hosts mental health workshops for their Ahead of the Game program.

The silky left-footer is an absolute gun on the field too, and even though he missed out on a month of footy this year, still finished his season with an insane list of honours, none greater than his best on-ground medal in the Grand Final. After tearing Phillip Island up in the Semi-Final, Will got back to work in the big dance, collecting 38 disposals and booting 3 goals, including two from the boundary’s edge. 

The wingman/midfielder also earned Team of the Year honours, named to the half-forward flank, lining up alongside his brother in another touching tribute to their old man. Naturally, he also polled a huge chunk of votes in both the IKFNC and WGFNC best and fairest counts, winning the first and finishing equal second in the latter. 

Will’s 61 votes were just enough to outdo 2022 BnF winner Ethan Park, who put together another superb season, and Grand Final and was clearly ‘second best on’. 

Our senior’s 35-point premiership victory capped off a year for the ages, for the Hams brothers and our beloved club, winning five premierships across netball and football for the season. 

#protectthenest #togetherwesoar #goseaeagles

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Week One? No Fun

Well its a safe to say that the first week of 2023 has been less fun for me than the 2018 AFL Grand final was for Eddie Maguire (Fuck Collingwood; not that I can comment because I also have shit teeth).

Although I have committed to go without alcohol for the duration of 2023, and I also don't hit women... apparently not everyone else is as optimistic as me.. Thursday night I received a call out for work and it ended up in me being punched in the side of the face twice by a man who was drunker than my ole buddy Rick Hernandez after the Adelaide Crows lost the 2017 Grand Final (still my favourite day in recent history FYI). My new friend was adamant that I was hiding his 'woman' from him and I also apparently bumped uglies with his mother (based on him calling me a MotherFucker several times throughout this enjoyable interaction). Luckily for me his swing had less co-ordination than me playing beer pong because I left with minimal bruising; his partner on the other hand.. unfortunately not so lucky (not trying to make a joke about it; DV is sickening. But Facts).

I've always been neutral about the anti-social behaviour that occurs in Port Augusta. If you watch the fights that occur across the road from my workplace its almost like watching UFC Live (who needs to pay $200; when you can watch Gladstone Square brawls). However, its starting to get out of hand and something needs to be done; although I have been saying that about the AFLW for years and still no action.

An update on my health... well Im still not Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson ... but I've managed to stick to the Gym schedule I set for myself.. I didnt even stop by McDonalds on the way home (okay, well maybe once.). Current weight: 124KG.

Financially nothing has changed. Didn't get paid. Still poorer than Jeffery Dahmers mental health.

Now... perhaps my biggest focus this week... No Betting (although, with limited funds accessible its easy not to bet). Although my odds against the drunk that thought I was bangin his misso (and his mum) would have been about $7.00 to go to decision. A good investment. I woke up the next day with no hangover and a mental health day at work. I recon I won that one. A further point is that I lasted longer than Jose Aldo did against Connor McGregor therefore... simple math Alex Robinson > Jose Aldo.

Thats all for now; remember to stay healthy, be an overall good cunt and most importantly Collingwood fuckin suck.

Aleki Out.

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Congrats Richmond Tigers🐯

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Congrats to the Richmond Tigers in an epic showdown with the Geelong Cats. 

And double congrats to Dustin Martin’s for this third Norm’s Smith medal and third premiership! 

To the team and to Damien Hardwick for his third premiership as a coach! What legends! 

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Brandon Flowers  📸:dailymail

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THE KILLERS perform ahead of the AFL Grand Final @ the Melbourne Cricket Ground, 30th September 2017

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By the day's end that is the thing that training is for me-'Ricky Ponting'

By the day’s end that is the thing that training is for me-‘Ricky Ponting’

Previous Australian “the ship’s captain” Ricky Ponting who has been named as the head mentor of Delhi Daredevils for the up and coming period of Indian Premier League (IPL) communicated his energy for taking a mission in another team.

Ponting in a current meeting stated:

“It’s an enormous competition, you’re working with the best players on the planet and you’re uncovering and seeing some mind…

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CONGRATS RICHMOND TIGERS!!!!! YOU BLOODY LEGENDS!!!!! 🐯🐯🐯

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AFL Grand Final guide and Watch AFL Live Stream Overseas

There is no telling how long it will take to watch the game from start to finish.

After downing Geelong by 54 points at the MCG, Melbourne will attempt to break the longest ongoing AFL premiership drought, which has lasted since 1964.

The Swans will look to defend their 2017 Premiership against the Western Bulldogs, who stunned Port Adelaide in a replay of the 1954 Grand Final, hoping to repeat their 2016 heroics by winning the title outside of the top four.

WHEN IS THE GRAND FINAL?

The 2021 AFL Grand Final will be held on Saturday September 25 at Perth's Optus Stadium, beginning at 7:15 p.m. AEST (5:15 p.m. AWST).

The first AFL Grand Final to be played in Western Australia will take place on Sunday, 24 April at Optus Stadium in Perth. It will be the second time a Grand Final has been held outside of Victoria, after 2020's title decider was held at The Gabba in Brisbane.

On Friday, September 24, Victoria will still have a Grand Final public holiday, the day before the game is played.

HOW CAN I WATCH THE AFL GRAND FINAL?

The 2021 AFL Grand Final will be broadcast on Seven and 7Plus, with Kayo enabling you to watch it after the event.

Fox Footy will broadcast live pre-game, half-time, and post-game coverage with comprehensive analysis from the best team in the business.

If you aren't in Australia, you may watch the Grand Final as well as Fox Footy and television programs on WatchAFL.

WHO IS PLAYING IN THE AFL GRAND FINAL?

On Saturday, September 25, the Melbourne Demons will play the Western Bulldogs in the 2021 AFL Grand Final at 7:15 p.m. AEST/5:15 p.m. AWST)

The Demons are attempting to win their first AFL title in 57 years.

The Bulldogs are hoping to repeat their unprecedented five-year stretch in which they won the premiership from outside the top four under the current finals system.

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Mr. Brightside

Coming out of my cage And I've been doing just fine Gotta gotta be down Because I want it all It started out with a kiss How did it end up like this It was only a kiss, it was only a kiss Now I'm falling asleep And she's calling a cab While he's having a smoke And she's taking a drag Now they're going to bed And my stomach is sick And it's all in my head But she's touching his chest Now, he takes off her dress Now, let me go

I just can't look its killing me And taking control Jealousy, turning saints into the sea Swimming through sick lullabies Choking on your alibis But it's just the price I pay Destiny is calling me Open up my eager eyes Cause I'm Mr Brightside

I'm coming out of my cage And I've been doing just fine Gotta gotta be down Because I want it all It started out with a kiss How did it end up like this It was only a kiss, it was only a kiss Now I'm falling asleep And she's calling a cab While he's having a smoke And she's taking a drag Now they're going to bed And my stomach is sick And it's all in my head But she's touching his chest Now, he takes off her dress Now, let me go

'Cause I just can't look its killing me And taking control Jealousy, turning saints into the sea Swimming through sick lullabies Choking on your alibi

But it's just the price I pay Destiny is calling me Open up my eager eyes 'Cause I'm Mr Brightside I never I never I never I never...

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AFL grand final day 2017, Richmond Tigers vs Adelaide Crows live: Massive crowds descend on the MCG | AFL Grand Final 2017

This year's grand final between the Adelaide Crows and Richmond Tigers is number 207: the last game of the season. Adelaide captain Taylor Walker knows the romantic line: the Crows winning the AFL premiership to honour a slain coach. Captain Blood, Jack Dyer, wore the number 17 - and it's 2017. GRAPHIC: Grand final teams Adelaide have been the best side all year, claiming the minor premiership under Don Pyke before dominant victories over Greater Western Sydney and Geelong in their two finals.

Both of the South Australian club's finals have been easy kills at home and as a result, I am not sure they are ready for the intensity of Grand Final day. There will be no speeches or more video analysis. THE AFL Grand Final is finally here, and either Adelaide or Richmond will be premiers for 2017.After all the build up the day is finally here. Captain Blood is looking down on us for this grand final," he said.

It's Richmond vs Adelaide in the 2017 AFL grand final. TAKE your mind back to the start of the season and think about who your predictions were to be playing on Grand Final day.The Crows won the minor premiership, dominating in their two finals as they look to end a 19-year premiership drought. An estimated record crowd of 140,000 people lined the city streets of Melbourne yesterday for the popular Grand Final parade and while Richmond holds the home ground advantage, Crows supporters made their presence felt. The afternoon is free and while I will be watching the AFL grand final, some players have their partners and families here, so they may spend time with them. Those streets and boulevards, wide enough to turn a gold coach in the old days; wide enough to accommodate dreams today. AFL champion Bob Murphy declared premiership players the 'bull elephants' of the AFL. "They walk up to the bar and the rest of us just take a step to the left," he said on the day he retired, lamenting the fact he never won one.