Moved Thread AFL Premiership Favourite Odds for Grand Final Week Throughout The Years

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I have been curious, what have been the premiership favourite odds for teams throughout the years the week of the Grand Final? I believe many are archived online, but some may only be in newspapers for older Grand Finals.

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2017 perception of the premier during Grand Final week.
 

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Be interesting to know the longest odds for the winning side. West Coast 2018 or Hawks 2008 would be up there
 
Be interesting to know the longest odds for the winning side. West Coast 2018 or Hawks 2008 would be up there
Hawks 2008 yes surely, but I recall West Coast only being slight underdogs - it was a hard match to tip. I reckon I tipped Collingwood just because of the venue. The Bulldogs were sentimental favourites in 2016 but surely bookies' underdogs. We were underdogs in both 1997 and 1998.

I actually prefer not to check the betting odds prior to the granny, not due to any moral aversion to gambling but I think seeing a number spoils the magic of the uncertainty over the result.
 

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I have been curious, what have been the premiership favourite odds for teams throughout the years the week of the Grand Final? I believe many are archived online, but some may only be in newspapers for older Grand Finals.

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2017 perception of the premier during Grand Final week.
TAB’s Grand Final odds

1995 – Carlton ($1.87) defeated Geelong ($2) by 61 points
1996 – North Melbourne ($1.29) defeated Sydney ($3.60) by 43 points
1997 – St Kilda ($1.32) lost to Adelaide ($3.40) by 31 points
1998 – North Melbourne ($1.50) lost to Adelaide ($2.62) by 35 points
1999 – North Melbourne ($1.25) defeated Carlton ($3.50) by 35 points
2000 – Essendon ($1.20) defeated Melbourne ($4.50) by 60 points
2001 – Essendon ($1.80) lost to Brisbane ($2) by 26 points
2002 – Brisbane ($1.22) defeated Collingwood ($4.25) by 9 points
2003 – Collingwood ($1.80) lost to Brisbane ($2.05) by 50 points
2004 – Brisbane ($1.47) lost to Port Adelaide ($2.75) by 40 points
2005 – Sydney ($1.85) defeated West Coast ($2) by 4 points
2006 – West Coast ($1.62) defeated Sydney ($2.35) by 1 point
2007 – Geelong ($1.42) defeated Port Adelaide ($3) by 119 points
2008 – Geelong ($1.38) lost to Hawthorn ($3.25) by 26 points
2009 – Geelong ($1.58) defeated St Kilda ($2.42) by 12 points
2010 – Collingwood ($1.40) drew with St Kilda ($3)
2010 Replay – Collingwood ($1.60) defeated St Kilda ($2.40) by 56 points
2011 – Geelong ($1.82) defeated Collingwood ($2.05) by 38 points
2012 – Hawthorn ($1.55) lost to Sydney ($2.55) by 10 points
2013 – Hawthorn ($1.60) defeated Fremantle ($2.40) by 15 points
2014 – Sydney ($1.55) lost to Hawthorn ($2.55) by 63 points
2015 – Hawthorn ($1.60) defeated West Coast ($2.45) by 46 points
2016 – Sydney ($1.52) lost to Western Bulldogs ($2.60) by 22 points
2017 – Adelaide ($1.65) lost to Richmond ($2.30) by 48 points

https://www.bigbonusbets.com.au/tabs-afl-grand-final-betting-guide-2018/

Adelaide 1997 the biggest upset of modern times.
 
I think it's worthwhile to point out the ever present saturation of gambling.
The dude was just asking who was the favourite for each grand final . You cannot bet on these games as they have already happened. Whinging about gambling in this case is just soft
 
To add to Jugada 's post quoting Ron The Bear (although the later ones aren't TAB odds):
1995 – Carlton ($1.87) defeated Geelong ($2) by 61 points
1996 – North Melbourne ($1.29) defeated Sydney ($3.60) by 43 points
1997 – St Kilda ($1.32) lost to Adelaide ($3.40) by 31 points
1998 – North Melbourne ($1.50) lost to Adelaide ($2.62) by 35 points
1999 – North Melbourne ($1.25) defeated Carlton ($3.50) by 35 points
2000 – Essendon ($1.20) defeated Melbourne ($4.50) by 60 points
2001 – Essendon ($1.80) lost to Brisbane ($2) by 26 points
2002 – Brisbane ($1.22) defeated Collingwood ($4.25) by 9 points
2003 – Collingwood ($1.80) lost to Brisbane ($2.05) by 50 points
2004 – Brisbane ($1.47) lost to Port Adelaide ($2.75) by 40 points
2005 – Sydney ($1.85) defeated West Coast ($2) by 4 points
2006 – West Coast ($1.62) defeated Sydney ($2.35) by 1 point
2007 – Geelong ($1.42) defeated Port Adelaide ($3) by 119 points
2008 – Geelong ($1.38) lost to Hawthorn ($3.25) by 26 points
2009 – Geelong ($1.58) defeated St Kilda ($2.42) by 12 points
2010 – Collingwood ($1.40) drew with St Kilda ($3)
2010 Replay – Collingwood ($1.60) defeated St Kilda ($2.40) by 56 points
2011 – Geelong ($1.82) defeated Collingwood ($2.05) by 38 points
2012 – Hawthorn ($1.55) lost to Sydney ($2.55) by 10 points
2013 – Hawthorn ($1.60) defeated Fremantle ($2.40) by 15 points
2014 – Sydney ($1.55) lost to Hawthorn ($2.55) by 63 points
2015 – Hawthorn ($1.60) defeated West Coast ($2.45) by 46 points
2016 – Sydney ($1.52) lost to Western Bulldogs ($2.60) by 22 points
2017 – Adelaide ($1.65) lost to Richmond ($2.30) by 48 points
2018 – Collingwood ($1.67) lost to West Coast ($2.25) by 5 points
2019 – Richmond ($1.44) defeated GWS ($3.25) by 89 points
2020 – Richmond ($1.80) defeated Geelong ($2.10) by 31 points
2021 – Melbourne ($1.70) defeated Western Bulldogs ($2.20) by 74 points
2022 – Geelong ($1.53) defeated Sydney ($2.50) by 81 points

 
Collingwood should never have been favourites against us tbh.

Also can't believe Port were paying as low as $3 in 2007.
 
Collingwood should never have been favourites against us tbh.

Also can't believe Port were paying as low as $3 in 2007.

5 year aftertiming - enjoy your ban
 
Can anyone dig up some old predictions from journalists? I use to have a book on the 2007 GF, I remember only 3 picked Port to win. Highest margin prediction was 60 points for Geelong to win from one journalist.
 

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