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1987 preliminary (Hawthorn d Melbourne) Those extra 15 metres for Buckenara 2009 grand (Geelong d St Kilda) That Tom Hawkins goal which thundered off the goal post 1983 qualifying (Hawthorn d Fitzroy) 2004 1st preliminary (Port d St Kilda) 2005 2nd semi (Sydney d Geelong) Nick Davis! Nick Davis!!

Not an actual scorecard, but an over-by-over analysis of Dennis Lillee's 8-29 against the World XI at Perth in the previously-mentioned 1971-72 series. He finished off by taking 6-0 in 15 balls.

Split Enz: I See Red

Interesting to see a Big Footy member living in alignment with their username.

Did you mean to write "wives" instead of "wifes"? Wives means you have more than one wife, which I think could still make the joke work. (And you missed your apostrophe).

Jimmy Barnes: Working Class Man The Bangles: their cover of Hazy Shade of Winter Spencer Davis Group: Gimme Some Loving

The Osmonds: Crazy Horses. I discovered this song late last year when somebody posted a clip of the song here on Big Footy. The song certainly strays away from the family feel-good vibe.

The Masters Apprentices: surely it has to be Turn up Your Radio Bruce Springsteen: Born in the USA

Elton John: Saturday Night’s Alright for Fighting Elvis Presley: Jailhouse Rock. You’d have to believe Colonel Tom Parker curbed Elvis’ early heavy sound. Little Richard: Good Golly, Miss Molly

The Travelling Wilburys: She’s My Baby No Doubt: Just a Girl Billy Joel: A Matter of Trust

Neil Diamond: Crunchy Granola Suite. I wonder why he didn’t do more songs with this type of beat and tempo.

For Skyhooks, Women in Uniform

The Monkees were never known for producing constantly rocking sounds, but I feel Pleasant Valley Sunday provides their heaviest, rockiest sound, especially during the fade out.

For Abba, I would go with Rock Me From The Kinks, a song which many have claimed has the heaviest riff ever, All Day and All of the Night.

What are the heaviest songs you believe any artist has released? The songs do not have to be bordering on heavy metal, simply what you feel is the heaviest sound or strongest riff or loudest noise an artist put into one particular song. The artists don’t need to be artists who are associated...

There is perhaps a small consolation in our loss. We seem to have channelled some karma through Essendon which came out in their game on Friday. Adelaide lost a close one after a controversial umpiring decision in the fourth quarter. Sound familiar, Crows?

Why do they not keep score in soccer games in Afghanistan? They have a tally ban.

Our chances of finishing just outside the top four again are looking shaky.

Fremantle had the same number of goals and behinds at the end of each quarter in their game against Port. I believe this is the first such instance since 2007. 35Daicos I remember you made a red, white and blue table detailing all instances. Seventeen years could well be the longest gap...

Richie Benaud's father Lou taking all 20 wickets in a club game.

Good to see Paul's website referring to Opening Round/Round Zero as Round 1, and counting the rounds thereafter in chronological sequence, which means this weekend's round is listed as Round 5, not 4. The AFL sure didn't think that one through.

The Sturt player Damian Kitschke was recruited from Gulnare. I have edited my spelling of the town in light of the post below from 35daicos

According to the WA publication "Football Who's Who 1989", Mick Lee was recruited from Kalgoorlie.

Did anybody utilise the MyCricket facilities for regional club scores and statistics? It seems to have vanished and although links to MyCricket for many teams is still available, clicking on the MyCricket link takes you to the website hosted by Play Cricket. Play Cricket has no stats for...

When the 1953 Oscar nominees for Best Actor are arranged in alphabetical order, their character names also appear in alphabetical order. Marlon Brando as Mark Antony (Julius Caesar) Richard Burton as Marcellus Gallio (The Robe) Montgomery Clift as Robert E. Lee Prewitt (From Here to Eternity)...

I had to go out for most of the game but kept up to date on my mobile. From what I understand took place, these are my votes: 5. Western Bulldogs 4. The goal umpires 3. The Western Bulldogs crowd 2. The Western Bulldogs banner makers 1. daylight

A scorecard of a two-innings minor match in Tasmania from 1872-73 when both sides scored 114 in both innings.

A scorecard from Zimbabwe's tour of New Zealand in 2000-01. Note the dismissal in Zimbabwe's first innings of Whittall, Guy Whittall. https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/zimbabwe-tour-of-new-zealand-2000-01-62003/canterbury-vs-zimbabweans-tour-match-86815/full-scorecard

Has anyone tried watching The Greatest Night in Pop lately? I have tried but am getting a squashed image, not a proper rectangular image. I can hear the audio no problem. I decided to watch something else and it played fine. Went back to Greatest Night but still getting a squashed image.

Even a classic literary character is not immune