Wikipedia:WikiProject AFL/To do

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1 Requested Players
2 Coaches
3 Commentators
4 Other AFL personalities
5 AFL Television Programs
6 Awards
7 AFL Draft
8 Stadiums
9 Positions
10 Photographs
11 Other Wikipedia lists of footballers
12 Indigenous Football players (VFL/AFL Players (1904-Present)

[edit] Requested Players

Players should be classified under categories such as Category:Collingwood Magpies players, which are subcategories of Category:VFL/AFL players. Feel free to add your own players under this listing.

In the entire history of the VFL/AFL competition, which began in 1897, there have been 19 different clubs to compete in the competition. In that time, there has been a total of 14,027 players to have represented one of these clubs (although note this is a combined total of all clubs' players, some players have represented more than one club). Wikipedia aims to document as many of these players as possible (a big task, although we don't expect players which there is not much information on to be represented).

Overall progress (articles started):

9.80% started

1,374/14027 players documented (1897-2005) (as of 20-July-06)

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[edit] Coaches

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[edit] Commentators

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[edit] Other AFL personalities

Peter Schwab
Ralph Horowitz
Sergio Paradise
Wayne Jackson
Mick Malthouse

[edit] AFL Television Programs

AFL Lovematch
Any Given Sunday
Auskickin' Around
Before The Game (formerly After The Game)
Classic Quarters
Footy Classified
Four Quarters
Fox League Teams
From the AFL Archive
From the Fox Footy Vault
Grumpy Old Men
Headliners
Live And Kicking
League Teams
Living with Footballers

On the Couch
Rex Hunt's Footy Panel
Simply Footy
Talking Footy
The Collectors
The Fifth Quarter
The Footy Show
The Sunday Footy Show
The Game
The Gospel
The Winners
Tony Charlton's Football Show
White Line Fever
World of Sport
Young Guns

[edit] Awards

[edit] Best and Fairest awards

Malcolm Blight Medal (Adelaide)
Merrett-Murray Medal (Brisbane Lions)
Robert Reynolds Trophy (Carlton)
Copeland Trophy (Collingwood)

Progress: 14 winners out of 58 completed. (24.1%)

W.S. Crichton Medal (Essendon)
The Doig Medal (Fremantle)
Carji Greeves Medal (Geelong)

Peter Crimmins Trophy (Hawthorn)
Syd Barker Medal (Kangaroos)
Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Medal (Melbourne)
John Cahill Medal (Port Adelaide)
Jack Dyer Medal (Richmond)
Trevor Barker Award (St Kilda)
Bob Skilton Medal (Sydney)
Club Champion Award (West Coast)
Charles Sutton Medal (Western Bulldogs)

[edit] Brownlow Medal winners

Albert Collier (1929)
Stan Judkins (1930)
Allan Hopkins (1930)
Dinny Ryan (1936)
Marcus Whelan (1939)
Des Fothergill (1940)
Herbie Matthews (1940)
Don Cordner (1946)
Bert Deacon (1947)
Bill Morris (1948)
Ron Clegg (1949)
Col Austen (1949)
Allan Ruthven (1950)
Roy Wright (1952, 1954)
Peter Box (1956)
Alistair Lord (1962)
Ian Stewart (1965, 1966, 1967, 1971)
Noel Teasdale (1965)
Graham Teasdale (1977)
Ross Glendinning (1983)
Robert Harvey (1997, 1998)

Progress: Every Brownlow Medallist since 1978. 52 winners out of 77 completed. (67.5%)

[edit] Coleman Medallists

Noel Rayson (1955)
Bill Young (1956)
Jack Charles Collins (1957)
Ian Brewer (1958)
Ron Evans (1959, 1960)
Tom Carroll (1961)
Doug Wade (1962, 1967, 1969, 1974)
John Peck (1963, 1964, 1965)
Ted Fordham (1966)
Peter Hudson (1968, 1970, 1971, 1977)
Peter McKenna (1972, 1973)
Leigh Matthews (1975)
Larry Donohue (1976)
Kelvin Templeton (1978, 1979)
Michael Roach (1980, 1981)
Malcolm Blight (1982)
Bernie Quinlan (1983, 1984)
Simon Beasley (1985)
Brian Taylor (1986)
Tony Lockett (1987, 1991, 1996, 1998)
Jason Dunstall (1988, 1989, 1992)
John Longmire (1990)
Gary Ablett (1993, 1994, 1995)
Tony Modra (1997)
Scott Cummings (1999)
Matthew Lloyd (2000, 2001, 2003)
David Neitz (2002)
Fraser Gehrig (2004, 2005)
Brendan Fevola (2006)
Jonathan Brown (2007)

[edit] Norm Smith Medal winners

Progress: Every Norm Smith Medallist since 1992. 25 out of 25 completed. (100%)

[edit] Michael Tuck Medal winners

Progress: Every Michael Tuck Medallist since 2003. 10 out of 14 completed. (71.4%)

[edit] Grand Finals (AFL 1990-2007)

Most VFL Grand Finals from 1897 to 1989 also require starting.

[edit] Australian Football Hall of Fame

Progress:

Legends: 19 out of 19 articles started (100%)
Players: 139 out of 139 articles started (100%)
Umpires: 11 out of 11 articles started (100%)
Media: 8 out of 8 articles started (100%)
Coaches: 14 out of 14 articles started (100%)
Administrators: 12 out of 12 articles started (100%)

(note: many are still stubs requiring work)

[edit] AFL Draft

See AFL Draft and AFL Pre-season Draft.

v • d • e VFL/AFL Drafts

VFL Drafts	1986 • 1987 • 1988 • 1989

AFL Drafts	1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1993 • 1994 • 1995 • 1996 • 1997 • 1998 • 1999 • 2000 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008