Any one out there who can you tell me if before 2000, docklands was called waverly park or moorabbin oval.
thanks

[ This Message was edited by: goldmember on 2004-05-01 07:42 ]

No, Docklands didn't exist before 2000. It was built by the AFL basically as a replacement for Waverly Park. Moorabbin was the former local home ground of St Kilda. They haven't played there for a fair while. Hope all that helps.

By the way, we do actually get to see it live up here in Queensland tonight. I don't have Pay TV though, so I can't see those other games you mentioned.

[ This Message was edited by: sportznut on 2004-05-01 09:25 ]

Yes, thanks sportz, i was looking back through the records and could see those two grounds, where saints were playing most of there games, wasn't sure if waverly was the same as docklands, thanks for clearing it up


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Yeah , i thought YOU could [ as i lived at caboolture for a couple of years and could watch them live then],i mean't a pity I can't watch them live, oh well not to worry , it'll be a late night then.

Oh, sorry about that. Yeah, it's amazing the difference in importance placed on Brisbane Lions games compared to other games up here and I know that it's exactly the same with the Swans in NSW. Personally, I couldn't really be bothered waiting until 10:45 to watch a game if I already know the result.

Well, turned out I didn't need the start :grin:

Strong performance by the Cats, back on track after injury problems, sure to take many more scalps this season.

Good news for onballer Brent Moloney, X-rays have cleared him of any serious damage to his ribs and he is expected to play against Hawthorn this Sunday. Cats should win that one.

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I hope they improve Paddy but they have been inconsistent over the years and who knows what the Hawks will do this week!

Could you just imagine a comp made up of teams like Geelong, Hawthorn & Richmond - a tipping nightmare :lol:

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