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1 Squad  



1.1  Trades  





1.2  Drafts  





1.3  Delisted  







2 Guernsey  



2.1  Standard  





2.2  Special Versions  



2.2.1  Heritage Guernsey  









3 Results  



3.1  Pre-season (NAB Cup)  



3.1.1  Round 1  





3.1.2  Round 2  





3.1.3  Round 3  





3.1.4  Round 4 - NAB Challenge Round  







3.2  Home and Away season  



3.2.1  Round 1  





3.2.2  Round 2  





3.2.3  Round 3  





3.2.4  Round 4  





3.2.5  Round 5  





3.2.6  Round 6  





3.2.7  Round 7  





3.2.8  Round 8  





3.2.9  Round 9  





3.2.10  Round 10  





3.2.11  Round 11  





3.2.12  Round 12  





3.2.13  Round 13  





3.2.14  Round 14  





3.2.15  Round 15  





3.2.16  Round 16  





3.2.17  Round 17  





3.2.18  Round 18  





3.2.19  Round 19  





3.2.20  Round 20  





3.2.21  Round 21  





3.2.22  Round 22  





3.2.23  Round 23  









4 Ladder  



4.1  Ladder progress  







5 Tribunal cases  





6 Season statistics  



6.1  Home attendance  





6.2  Awards  



6.2.1  2012 Brownlow Medal  





6.2.2  Crichton Medal  





6.2.3  Other Awards  









7 Season Financials  





8 Notes  





9 References  





10 External links  














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Essendon Football Club
2012 season
PresidentDavid Evans
CoachJames Hird
(2nd season)
Captain(s)Jobe Watson
(3rd season)
Home groundEtihad Stadium
AFL season11th
Best and FairestJobe Watson
Leading goalkickerStewart Crameri (32)
Highest home attendance80,900 vs. Richmond (Round 8)
Lowest home attendance33,118 vs. Port Adelaide (Round 2)
Average home attendance47,607
Club membership47,708
(Decrease 2,567 / -5.38%)

The 2012 Essendon Football Club season is the club's 114th season in the Australian Football League (AFL).

After a promising start to the season Essendon found themselves second on the ladder with a record of 8 wins and 1 loss (which was by a single point). The season then took an unexpected turn which saw Essendon lose 10 out of the last 13 games and miss the finals. They became the first club to have an 8–1 record and miss finals since Melbourne in the 1971 season.

Prior to the final round vice-captain Mark McVeigh announced his retirement from football after 14 season and 232 games at the club. After the Home and Away season completed Essendon captain Jobe Watson was awarded the Brownlow Medal. The highest individual accolade in the AFL. This was later handed back following the drug scandal.

The season became notorious for the illegal supplements program that was operated by the club prior to and into the 2012 season. After a three-year investigation, thirty-four players on the 2012 squad were suspected to have been administered the banned peptide Thymosin beta-4 and were suspended for the 2016 season.[1]

Squad[edit]

  • edit
  • Senior list Rookie List Coaching staff

    Head coach

    Assistant coaches


    Legend:
    • (c) Captain(s)
    • (vc) Vice-captain(s)
    • (vet) Veterans list

    Updated: 20 October 2012
    Source(s): Playing list, Coaching staff



    Trades[edit]

    Drafts[edit]

    Delisted[edit]

    Seasons[s] Player
    4 Darcy Daniher
    4 Jay Neagle
    2 Mark Williams
    3 Michael Quinn
    3 Tyson Slattery
    2 Taite Silverlock
    1 James Webster
    = Retired

    Guernsey[edit]

    Heritage Guernsey[edit]

    On 2 July Essendon unveiled their Heritage Guernsey. It feature all the names of past premiership players in the background along with the name and signature of club legend John Colman on the breast. Under the signature include the traditional Essendon Football Club motto 'suaviter in modo, fortiter in re' which dates back to the 1870s and translates as 'gentle in manner, resolute in deed.'[2] The most notable change to the guernsey was the removal of the black background to comply with AFL rules requiring each club to provide a clash guernsey. The new Heritage guernsey made its debut during the Round 15 game between St Kilda and Essendon. This marked the end of a 114-year-long tradition as the first time the Essendon Football Club would play an AFL/VFL game without wearing its famous black and red stripe guernsey.

    Results[edit]

    Pre-season (NAB Cup)[edit]

    Round 1[edit]

    The three teams in each pool play each other in games of two 20-minute halves, with all three games being played over a three-hour period at the one venue.
    Round 1
    Sunday, 18 February 4:45 pm West Coast 0.9.3 (57) def. Essendon 0.5.6 (36) Patersons Stadium (crowd: 27,581) Report
    Sunday, 18 February 5:50 pm Fremantle 1.7.5 (56) def. Essendon 0.3.2 (20) Patersons Stadium (crowd: 27,534) Report

    Round 2[edit]

    Round 2
    Saturday, 3 March 7:00 pm (cancelled) Essendon def. by St Kilda Wangaratta Showgrounds

    The match between Essendon and St Kilda was cancelled, because heavy rain prevented flights chartered by the Essendon Football Club from landing in Wangaratta.[3] Initially the match was reflected as a draw with no score on the NAB Cup Ladder,[4] but later St Kilda was awarded the four points.[5]

    Round 3[edit]

    Round 3
    Friday, 9 March 6:10 pm Essendon 1.14.12 (105) def. Sydney 1.14.10 (103) Etihad Stadium (crowd: 12,000) Report

    Round 4 - NAB Challenge Round[edit]

    Round 4
    Saturday, 17 March 3:30 pm Essendon 16.16 (112) def. Brisbane Lions 8.8 (56) Visy Park (crowd: 3,500) Report

    This game was played under regular season rules.

    Home and Away season[edit]

    Round 1[edit]

    Round 1
    Saturday, 31 March 7:40 pm North Melbourne def. by Essendon Etihad Stadium (crowd: 45,699) Report
    4.3 (27)
    8.5 (53)
    10.10 (70)
     15.12 (102)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    3.2 (20)
    9.8 (62)
    13.14 (92)
     14.20 (104)
    Umpires: Stevic, Armstrong, Bannister
    Television broadcast: Fox Sports
    Harvey3
    Adams, Edwards, Petrie, Thomas2
    Harper, MacMillan, McIntosh, Wells1
    Goals 2Hurley, Lovett-Murray, Melksham, Stanton
    1Heppell, Hille, Jetta, McVeigh, Ryder, Watson
    Wells, Swallow, Petrie, Firrito, Adams, Harper, Thomas Best Stanton, Watson, Heppell, Myers, Hille, Hibberd, Zaharakis
    Tarrant (Hamstring) Injuries Hocking (Concussion), Hardingham (Shoulder)
    Wright (Charging) Reports Nil
    ||
    Brownlow Votes


    Game Milestone
    Score Worm

    Round 2[edit]

    Round 2
    Saturday, 7 April 1:45 pm Essendon def. Port Adelaide Etihad Stadium (crowd: 33,118) Report
    5.2 (32)
    10.6 (66)
    11.13 (79)
     16.15 (111)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    5.2 (32)
    7.3 (45)
    12.5 (77)
     13.8 (86)
    Umpires: Donlon, Ritchie, Armstrong
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Jetta4
    Crameri3
    Stanton2
    Carlisle, Dempsey, Hille, Howlett, Hurley, Monfries, Zaharakis1
    Goals 4Schulz
    3Westhoff
    1Ebert, McCarthy, Redden, P.Stewart, Thomas, Wingard
    Stanton, Jetta, Ryder, Watson, Dempsey, Monfries, Hardingham Best Boak, Cornes, Westhoff, Schulz, McCarthy, Cassisi
    Hille (Calf), Myers (Hamstring), Lovett-Murray (Hamstring) Injuries Wingard (Concussion)
    ||
    Brownlow Votes
    Score Worm

    Round 3[edit]

    Round 3
    Saturday, 14 April 7:40 pm Gold Coast def. by Essendon Metricon Stadium (crowd: 17,069) Report
    2.3 (15)
    7.5 (47)
    12.7 (79)
     13.10 (88)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    5.6 (36)
    7.10 (52)
    10.12 (72)
     15.15 (105)
    Umpires: Ritchie, Stewart, Grun
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Ablett, Bock, Hall2
    Brennan, Caddy, Harbrow, Matera, Rischitelli, Russell, Shaw1
    Goals 4Crameri
    2Hurley, Jetta, Ryder, Watson
    1Bellchambers, Davey, Reimers
    Ablett, Harbrow, Hunt, Tape, Bock, Swallow Best Watson, Crameri, Hurley, Monfries, Howlett, Ryder
    Nil Injuries Dempsey (Hamstring)
    ||
    Brownlow Votes


    Game Milestone
    Score Worm

    Round 4[edit]

    Round 4
    Saturday, 21 April 1:45 pm Carlton def. by Essendon MCG (crowd: 73,172) Report
    4.4 (28)
    4.7 (32)
    5.12 (42)
     11.13 (79)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    3.6 (24)
    8.11 (59)
    12.17 (89)
     15.19 (109)
    Umpires: Margetts, Rosebury, Leppard
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Betts4
    Robinson, Garlett, Murphy, McLean, Gibbs, Judd, Hampson1
    Goals 5Crameri
    3Davey
    1Melksham, Stanton, Ryder, Zaharakis, Hurley, Fletcher, Monfries
    Simpson, Murphy, Judd, Scotland, Henderson, Waite Best Watson, Stanton, Crameri, Hardingham, Ryder, Davey, Heppell, Hibberd, Fletcher
    Carrazzo (Shoulder), Laidler (Knee), Yarran (Toe) Injuries Hurley (Hamstring)
    ||
    Brownlow Votes


    Game Milestone
    Score Worm

    Round 5[edit]

    Round 5
    Wednesday, 25 April 2:40 pm Collingwood def. Essendon MCG (crowd: 86,932) Report
    2.4 (16)
    5.6 (36)
    9.8 (62)
     11.14 (80)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    1.3 (9)
    3.6 (24)
    7.8 (50)
     11.13 (79)
    Umpires: Donlon, Stevic, Meredith
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Cloke, Swan3
    Blair2
    Sidebottom, Jolly, Beams1
    Goals 3Davey
    2Zaharakis, Monfries
    1Hocking, Howlett, Lonergan, Dell'Olio, Stanton
    Swan, Clarke, Pendlebury, Beams, Wellingham, Toovey Best Zaharakis, Heppell, Howlett, Dyson, Lonergan
    Nil Injuries Hibberd (Hamstring)
    ||
    Brownlow Votes


    Anzac Medal
    Score Worm

    Round 6[edit]

    Round 6
    Saturday, 5 May 1:40 pm Essendon def. Brisbane Lions Etihad Stadium (crowd: 36,361) Report
    8.3 (51)
    12.9 (81)
    16.12 (108)
     19.15 (129)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    4.1 (25)
    7.4 (46)
    8.4 (52)
     9.8 (62)
    Umpires: Rosebury, Fila, Grun
    Television broadcast: Fox Sports
    Crameri4
    Jetta, Davey3
    Lonergan, Monfries2
    Melksham, Dyson, Lovett-Murray, Dempsey, Watson1
    Goals 2Brown, Polec, Crisp
    1Hudson, McGrath, Cornelius
    Stanton, Watson, Bellchambers, Lonergan, Heppell, Hocking, Fletcher Best Rich, Brown, Redden, McGrath, Maguire
    Crameri (Knee) Injuries McGrath (Adductor)
    ||
    Brownlow Votes
    Score Worm

    Round 7[edit]

    Round 7
    Saturday, 12 May 7:40 pm Essendon def. West Coast Etihad Stadium (crowd: 43,260) Report
    1.6 (12)
    5.10 (40)
    12.14 (86)
     16.17 (113)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    1.3 (9)
    3.5 (23)
    3.7 (25)
     7.10 (52)
    Umpires: Stewart, Fila, Meredith
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Crameri, Davey3
    Jetta, Ryder, Stanton2
    Bellchambers, Dyson, Lovett-Murray, Melksham1
    Goals 2Waters
    1Brennan, Darling, Hill, Kerr, McGinnity
    Stanton, Watson, Zaharakis, Hooker, Melksham, Crameri, Fletcher Best Cox, Kerr, Gaff, Shuey, McGinnity
    Nil Injuries Priddis (Concussion)
    ||
    Brownlow Votes

    Round 8[edit]

    Round 8
    Saturday, 19 May 7:45 pm Essendon def. Richmond MCG (crowd: 80,900) Report
    6.2 (38)
    12.7 (79)
    16.9 (105)
     19.14 (128)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    4.2 (26)
    6.8 (44)
    11.16 (82)
     15.19 (109)
    Umpires: Rosebury, Stewart, Bannister
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Ryder4
    Stanton, Monfries3
    Watson, Jetta, Davey2
    Crameri, Howlett, Lovett-Murray1
    Goals 3Cotchin, Edwards
    2Grigg, Martin
    1Deledio, Jackson, Miller, Nahas, Riewoldt
    Watson, Stanton, Crameri, Ryder, Jetta, Bellchambers, Heppell, Zaharakis Best Deledio, Cotchin, Grigg, Foley, Maric, Tuck, Jackson
    Fletcher (Groin), Hardingham (Calf) Injuries Grimes (Hamstring)
    ||
    Brownlow Votes

    Round 9[edit]

    Round 9
    Saturday, 26 May 7:40 pm Greater Western Sydney def. by Essendon Skoda Stadium (crowd: 11,887) Report
    0.5 (5)
    2.9 (21)
    4.11 (35)
     7.11 (53)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    3.1 (19)
    8.1 (49)
    13.8 (86)
     18.11 (119)
    Umpires: McBurney, Ryan, Hosking
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Cameron3
    Shiel, Treloar, Giles, McDonald1
    Goals 3Crameri, Davey, Bellchambers
    2Ryder, Monfries
    1Zaharakis, Watson, Melksham, Hurley, Colyer
    Treloar, Tyson, Kennedy, Cameron, Power, Shiel Best Dyson, Crameri, Lovett-Murray, Dempsey, Zaharakis, Davey
    ||
    Brownlow Votes

    Round 10[edit]

    Round 10
    Saturday, 2 June 7:40 pm Essendon def. by Melbourne MCG (crowd: 42,987) Report
    1.5 (11)
    2.9 (21)
    5.13 (43)
     6.16 (52)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    1.2 (8)
    4.3 (27)
    5.5 (35)
     8.10 (58)
    Umpires: McBurney, Jennings, Foot
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Watson2
    Davey, Melksham, Hocking, Colyer1
    Goals 2Garland
    1Howe, Morton, Moloney, Jones, Clark, Sylvia
    Watson, Dempsey, Stanton, Howlett, Zaharakis Best Watts, Jones, Howe, Moloney, Rivers, Grimes, Nicholson
    ||
    Brownlow Votes

    Round 11[edit]

    Round 11
    Saturday, 9 June 7:40 pm Essendon def. by Sydney Etihad Stadium (crowd: 42,785) Report
    1.5 (11)
    1.11 (17)
    2.15 (27)
     11.16 (82)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    5.3 (33)
    8.6 (54)
    11.8 (74)
     13.8 (86)
    Umpires: Margetts, Meredith, McInerney
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Davey3
    Watson2
    Hocking, Howlett, Jetta, Lovett-Murray, Myers, Stanton1
    Goals 3Jetta
    2Jack, Reid
    1Bolton, Everitt, McVeigh, Mumford, Roberts-Thomson, Shaw
    Watson, Davey, Dyson, Howlett, Heppell, Hooker Best Jetta, Bolton, Armstrong, Bird, Kennedy, Richards, McVeigh
    Nil Injuries Hannebery (Concussion)
    ||
    Brownlow Votes

    Round 12[edit]

    Bye

    Round 13[edit]

    Round 13
    Saturday, 23 June 5:40 pm Fremantle def. by Essendon Patersons Stadium (crowd: 34,567) Report
    6.1 (37)
    8.2 (50)
    14.4 (88)
     14.5 (89)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    5.2 (32)
    10.4 (64)
    13.5 (83)
     17.11 (113)
    Umpires: Schmitt, Meredith, Bannister
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Mayne4
    Pavlich3
    Clarke, Broughton2
    Barlow, Griffin, de Boer1
    Goals 6Hurley
    2Monfries, Dell'Olio, Crameri
    1Heppell, Ryder, Hille, Melksham, Watson
    Pavlich, Barlow, Mayne, Ibbotson, Clarke, de Boer, Lower Best Hurley, Watson, Myers, Howlett, Ryder, Crameri, Carlisle
    ||
    Brownlow Votes


    Game Milestone

    Round 14[edit]

    Round 14
    Saturday, 30 June 7:40 pm Essendon def. Western Bulldogs Etihad Stadium (crowd: 40,824) Report
    7.5 (47)
    12.7 (79)
    15.10 (100)
     21.14 (140)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    1.2 (8)
    3.5 (23)
    6.7 (43)
     8.8 (56)
    Umpires: Margetts, Leppard, Findlay
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Hurley5
    Reimers3
    Watson3
    Crameri, Ryder, Dell'Olio, Melksham2
    Hocking, Dempsey1
    Goals 3Minson
    2Liberatore
    1Campbell, Smith, Boyd
    Hurley, Watson, Dempsey, Stanton, Hibberd, Hocking, Reimers Best Minson, Liberatore, Boyd, Picken, Dahlhaus, Smith
    Nil Injuries Murphy (Left Hamstring), Griffen (Calf)
    ||
    Brownlow Votes


    Game Milestone

    Round 15[edit]

    Round 15
    Saturday, 7 July 7:40 pm St Kilda def. Essendon Etihad Stadium (crowd: 45,838) Report[dead link]
    4.3 (27)
    9.5 (59)
    15.6 (96)
     21.7 (133)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    3.5 (23)
    5.6 (36)
    7.8 (50)
     8.14 (62)
    Umpires: Stevic, Meredith, Mitchell
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Milne5
    Riewoldt4
    Koschitzke, Siposs, Wilkes, Saad, Schneider2
    Gilbert, Gram1
    Goals 2Hille, Melksham
    1Carlisle, Hurley, Reimers, Davey
    Milne, Dal Santo, Hayes, Riewoldt, Siposs, McEvoy, Simpkin Best Dempsey, Heppell, Watson, Melksham, Lonergan
    Nil Injuries Hurley (Hamstring), Reimers (Concussion)
    Koschitzke (Rough Conduct) Reports Nil
    ||
    Brownlow Votes

    Round 16[edit]

    Round 16
    Saturday, 14 July 1:40 pm Port Adelaide def. by Essendon AAMI Stadium (crowd: 17, 344) Report
    4.3 (27)
    8.6 (54)
    11.9 (76)
     11.13 (79)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    4.2 (26)
    8.4 (52)
    13. 8 (86)
     19.13 (127)
    Umpires: Farmer, Ritchie, Fila
    Television broadcast: Fox Sports
    Westhoff, Ebert3
    D Stewart2
    McCarthy, P Stewart, Thomas1
    Goals 3Gumbleton, Jetta
    2Dell'Olio, Bellchambers, Hille
    1Davey, Dyson, Melksham, Reimers, Howlett, Myers, Watson
    Brad Ebert, Brett Ebert, Moore, Broadbent, Boak, Westhoff Best Bellchambers, Howlett, Jetta, Gumbleton, Heppell, Watson
    Nil Injuries Michael Hibberd (Quad)
    ||
    Brownlow Votes


    Game Milestone

    Round 17[edit]

    Round 17
    Friday, 20 July 7:50 pm Geelong def. Essendon Etihad Stadium (crowd: 50,066) Report
    4.5 (29)
    9.7 (61)
    15.11 (101)
     20.14 (134)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    2.1 (13)
    5.4 (34)
    8.5 (53)
     10.7 (67)
    Umpires: Rosebury, Nicholls, Hay
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Hawkins5
    Smedts3
    Johnson, Murdoch, Taylor, Chapman2
    Duncan, Mackie, Motlop, Walker1
    Goals 3Bellchambers
    1Crameri, Davey, Dell'Ollio, Gumbleton, Jetta, Monfries, Myers
    Duncan, Johnson, Smedts, Selwood, Mackie, Hawkins, Corey, Kelly Best Myers, Bellchambers, Stanton, Watson, Heppell
    Steve Johnson (Right Groin) Injuries Nil
    ||
    Brownlow Votes

    Round 18[edit]

    Round 18
    Friday, 27 July 7:50 pm Essendon def. by Hawthorn Etihad Stadium (crowd: 44,899) Report
    1.4 (10)
    3.7 (25)
    9.11 (65)
     12.14 (86)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    8.5 (53)
    14.9 (93)
    20.15 (135)
     27.18 (180)
    Umpires: Meredith, Findlay, Jeffery
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Gumbleton4
    Hille2
    Dell'Ollio, Howlett, Jetta, Lovett-Murray, Monfries, Winderlich1
    Goals 5Hodge
    4Suckling
    3Gunston, Roughead
    2Young, Breust, Rioli, Smith
    1Lewis, Puopolo, Shiels, Whitecross
    Watson, Gumbleton, Howlett, Heppell, Carlisle Best Rioli, Hodge, Suckling, Gunston, Mitchell, Whitecross, Sewell
    ||
    Brownlow Votes


    Game Milestone

    Round 19[edit]

    Round 19
    Sunday, 5 August 4:10 pm Adelaide def. Essendon AAMI Stadium (crowd: 40,030) Report[dead link]
    4.2 (26)
    6.3 (39)
    13.7 (85)
     16.8 (104)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    5.4 (34)
    9.7 (61)
    12.7 (79)
     15.10 (100)
    Umpires: Donlon, Kamolins, Hay
    Television broadcast: Fox Sports
    Walker4
    Dangerfield3
    Johncock, Jenkins2
    Jacobs, Sloane, Porplyzia, Riley, van Berlo1
    Goals 4Winderlich
    2Browne, Gumbleton
    1Colyer, Dempsey, Davey, Hurley, Jetta, Lonergan, Watson
    Dangerfield, Thompson, Sloane, Talia, Douglas, Walker Best Watson, Dempsey, Lovett-Murray, Browne, Carlisle, Heppell
    Porplyzia (Shoulder) Injuries Howlett (Hamstring), Winderlich (Hamstring)
    ||
    Brownlow Votes


    Game Milestone

    Round 20[edit]

    Round 20
    Sunday, 12 August 4:40 pm Essendon def. by North Melbourne Etihad Stadium (crowd: 42,674) Report
    5.2 (32)
    8.6 (54)
    9.10(64)
     11.10 (76)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    6.2 (38)
    8.4 (52)
    11.7 (73)
     15.10 (100)
    Umpires: Donlon, Meredith, McInerney
    Television broadcast: Fox Sports
    Davey, Hurley3
    Crameri, Lovett-Murray, Lonergan, Melksham, Watson1
    Goals 3Harvey, Hansen, Tarrant
    2Garlett, Gibson
    1Wells, Wright
    Watson, Fletcher, Bellchambers, Colyer, Davey, Hurley Best Harvey, Wright, McMahon, Swallow, Grima, Gibson, Goldstein, Anthony
    Nil Injuries Leigh Adams (Left Shoulder), Daniel Wells (Calf), Nathan Grima (Hamstring Tendonitis)
    ||
    Brownlow Votes

    Round 21[edit]

    Round 21
    Saturday, 18 August 1:45 pm Essendon def. by Carlton MCG (crowd: 59,381) Report
    2.5 (17)
    6.6 (42)
    7.8 (50)
     8.12 (60)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    5.3 (33)
    15.4 (94)
    20.9 (129)
     25.12 (156)
    Umpires: McBurney, Farmer, Schmitt
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Crameri, Ryder2
    Watson, Lonergan, Stanton, Hurley1
    Goals 5Waite
    3McLean, Simpson, Walker, Garlett, Casboult
    2Betts, Murphy
    Watson, Browne, Hooker Best Murphy, Gibbs, McLean, Waite, Simpson, Judd, Betts, Casboult
    Fletcher (Hip Flexor), Carlisle (Ankle) Injuries Nil
    ||
    Brownlow Votes

    Round 22[edit]

    Round 22
    Friday, 24 August 7:50 pm Richmond def. Essendon MCG (crowd: 47,590) Report
    5.5 (35)
    8.11 (59)
    12.16 (88)
     13.24 (102)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    3.2 (20)
    4.6 (30)
    7.9 (51)
     8.9 (57)
    Umpires: Nicholls, McInerney, Mollison
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    Riewoldt3
    Edwards, McGuane2
    Astbury, Deledio, Grigg, Martin, Nahas, O'Hanlon1
    Goals 3Monfries
    1Browne, Gumbleton, Hurley, Jetta, O'Brien
    Tuck, Cotchin, Deledio, Houli, Jackson, Edwards, Riewoldt, O'Hanlon Best Heppell, Monfries, Hibberd, Crameri
    White (Hamstring) Injuries Davey (Hamstring), Crameri (Shoulder)
    ||
    Brownlow Votes


    Game Milestone

    Round 23[edit]

    Round 23
    Saturday, 1 September 7:40 pm Essendon def. by Collingwood MCG (crowd: 56,491) Report
    4.3 (27)
    7.3 (45)
    9.7 (61)
     10.12 (72)
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
     Final
    5.5 (35)
    7.11 (53)
    10.17 (77)
     14.20 (104)
    Umpires: Donlon, McBurney, Jennings
    Television broadcast: Channel 7
    O'Brien, Zaharakis2
    Crameri, Monfries, Hurley, Myers, Watson, Heppell1
    Goals 5Cloke
    2Fasolo
    1Beams, Goldsack, Paine, Swan, Krakouer, Shaw, O'Brien
    Watson, Stanton, Zaharakis, Heppell, Hille, Hurley Best Swan, Cloke, Beams, Fasolo, Pendlebury, Thomas
    Nil Injuries Goldsack (Ankle)
    ||
    Brownlow Votes


    Game Milestone

    Ladder[edit]

    2012 AFL ladder
    Pos Team
  • t
  • e
  • Pld W L D PF PA PP Pts
    1 Hawthorn 22 17 5 0 2679 1733 154.6 68 Finals series
    2 Adelaide 22 17 5 0 2428 1833 132.5 68
    3 Sydney (P) 22 16 6 0 2290 1629 140.6 64
    4 Collingwood 22 16 6 0 2123 1823 116.5 64
    5 West Coast 22 15 7 0 2244 1807 124.2 60
    6 Geelong 22 15 7 0 2209 1886 117.1 60
    7 Fremantle 22 14 8 0 1956 1691 115.7 56
    8 North Melbourne 22 14 8 0 2359 2097 112.5 56
    9 St Kilda 22 12 10 0 2347 1903 123.3 48
    10 Carlton 22 11 11 0 2079 1925 108.0 44
    11 Essendon 22 11 11 0 2091 2090 100.0 44
    12 Richmond 22 10 11 1 2169 1943 111.6 42
    13 Brisbane Lions 22 10 12 0 1904 2092 91.0 40
    14 Port Adelaide 22 5 16 1 1691 2144 78.9 22
    15 Western Bulldogs 22 5 17 0 1542 2301 67.0 20
    16 Melbourne 22 4 18 0 1580 2341 67.5 16
    17 Gold Coast 22 3 19 0 1509 2481 60.8 12
    18 Greater Western Sydney 22 2 20 0 1270 2751 46.2 8
    Source: [citation needed]
    Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for.
    (P) Premiers


    Ladder progress[edit]

    Round1234567891011121314151617181920212223
    GroundAHAAAHHHAHHBAHAAAHAHHAH
    ResultWWWWLWWWWLLWWLWLLLLLLL
    Position95435423224634666788101111
    Source: Competitive Matches
    A = Away; H = Home; B = Bye; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Lose

    Tribunal cases[edit]

    Player Round Charge category (Level) Verdict Points[a] Result Victim Club Ref(s)
    Sam Lonergan 2 Rough Conduct (2) Guilty (Early Plea) 185.63 1 Week Travis Boak Port Adelaide [9]
    Leroy Jetta 8 Striking (2) Guilty (Appeal Denied) 137.50 1 Week Dylan Grimes Richmond [10]
    David Zaharakis 9 Striking (2) Guilty (Early Plea) 93.75 Reprimand Tomas Bugg Greater Western Sydney [11]
    Jake Carlisle 9 Wrestling Guilty (Early Plea) 0 $900 Jeremy Cameron Greater Western Sydney [11]
    Alwyn Davey 9 Wrestling Guilty (Early Plea) 0 $900 Taylor Adams Greater Western Sydney [11]
    Paddy Ryder 10 Tripping (1) Guilty (Early Plea) 66 Reprimand Daniel Nicholson Melbourne [12]
    Alwyn Davey 11 Rough Conduct (3) Guilty (Early Plea) 243.75 2 Weeks Dan Hannebery Sydney [13]
    Stewart Crameri 14 Rough Conduct (3) Guilty (Early Plea) 243.75 2 Weeks Dylan Addison Western Bulldogs [14]
    Heath Hocking 15 Rough Conduct (2) Guilty (Early Plea) 297.19 2 Weeks Lenny Hayes St Kilda [15]
    Jake Carlisle 16 Rough Conduct (1) Guilty (Early Plea) 93.75 Reprimand Paul Stewart Port Adelaide [16]

    Season statistics[edit]

    Home attendance[edit]

    Round Opponent Attendance
    2 Port Adelaide 33,118
    6 Brisbane Lions 36,361
    7 West Coast 43,260
    8 Richmond 80,900
    10 Melbourne 42,987
    11 Sydney 42,785
    14 Western Bulldogs 40,824
    18 Hawthorn 44,899
    20 North Melbourne 42,674
    21 Carlton 59,381
    23 Collingwood 56,491
    Total Attendance 523,680
    Average Attendance 47,607

    Awards[edit]

    Season Financials[edit]

    EFC Annual Report 2012

    Item $2012 $2011 Change
    Revenue $65,431,425 $51,416,731 $14,014,694
    Membership & Reserved Seating $9,367,066 $10,363,690 $996,624
    Gate Receipts $726,504 $963,101 $236,597
    Marketing Revenue $15,902,153 $15,532,108 $370,045
    Merchandise Revenue $3,226,302 $2,563,026 $663,276
    Football Department Spend $19,200,704 $18,510,078 $690,626
    Operating Profit/Loss $401,429 $1,024,086 $622,657
    Total Profit/Loss $12,345,536 $2,059,379 $10,286,157

    Notes[edit]

    References[edit]

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  • ^ "MRP report: round 14". AFL.com.au. BigPond. 2 July 2012. Retrieved 7 July 2012.[dead link]
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