2010 Geelong Football Club season

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Geelong Football Club
2010 season
President Frank Costa
Coach Mark Thompson
(11th season)
Captain(s) Cameron Ling
(1st season)
Home ground Skilled Stadium
Pre-season competition First round
AFL season 2nd
Finals series Preliminary finals
Best and Fairest Joel Selwood
Leading goalkicker Steve Johnson (63)
Highest home attendance84,401 vs. Collingwood (7 August 2010)
Lowest home attendance24,099 vs. West Coast (28 August 2010)
Average home attendance41,475
Club membership40,655
(Increase2.svg 3,495 / +9.41%)
← 2009 2011 →

The 2010 Geelong Football Club season was the club's 111th season in the Australian Football League (AFL). Geelong finished the regular season in second position on the ladder, with 17 wins and five losses. Geelong then went on to lose its Preliminary final against Collingwood. As a result, Geelong failed to advance to the Grand Final for the first time in four seasons, as well as failing to defend its 2009 premiership.

Contents

Geelong signed up a club record of 40,655 members for the season, [1] and had an average home crowd attendance of 41,475. [2]

Club list

Changes from 2009 list

Additions

  • Exchange period (received):
  • Promoted rookie:
  1. Jeremy Laidler [4]
  1. Daniel Menzel (Round 1; Overall pick 17; from Central District) [5]
  2. Mitch Duncan (Round 2; Overall pick 28; from East Perth) [5]
  3. Allen Christensen (Round 3; Overall pick 40; from Geelong Falcons) [5]
  4. Nathan Vardy (Round 3; Overall pick 42; from Gippsland Power) [5]
  5. Josh Cowan (Round 4; Overall pick 56; from North Ballarat Rebels) [5]
  1. Jack Weston (Round 1; Overall pick 21; from Gippsland Power) [7] [8]
  2. Ben Johnson (Round 2; Overall pick 37; from Geelong (VFL)) [7] [8]
  3. James Podsiadly (Round 3; Overall pick 50; from Geelong (VFL)) [7] [8]
  4. Jesse Stringer (Round 4; Overall pick 61; from Port Adelaide Magpies) [7] [8]

Deletions

Senior list

Players are listed in alphabetical order by surname, and 2010 statistics are for AFL regular season and finals series matches during the 2010 AFL season only. Career statistics include a player's complete AFL career, which, as a result, means that a player's debut and part or whole of their career statistics may be for another club. Statistics are correct to the end of the 2010 season.
NameNo.AFL debutGames (2010)Games (AFL career) Goals (2010)Goals (AFL career)
Gary Ablett, Jr. 2920022419244262
Jimmy Bartel 320022418114110
Mark Blake 2420052099112
Mitch Brown 10000
Shannon Byrnes 17200423993594
Paul Chapman 3520002419923264
Allen Christensen 280000
Joel Corey 11200014213263
Josh Cowan 410000
Nathan Djerrkura 1820091400
Marcus Drum 23200602206
Mitch Duncan 2220108888
Corey Enright 44200124199150
Ryan Gamble 152006224031
Tom Gillies 2520090606
Tom Hawkins 26200718612180
Simon Hogan 3420091121310
Josh Hunt 8200124146117
Taylor Hunt 3820107711
Steve Johnson 2020022215263313
James Kelly 9200223170770
Jeremy Laidler 3720091200
Cameron Ling 452000212259122
Tom Lonergan 1320052254044
Andrew Mackie 4200422128464
Daniel Menzel 1020103344
Darren Milburn 39199722278191
Cameron Mooney 2119992121336288
Steven Motlop 3220101100
Brad Ottens 61998152258246
Max Rooke 3320021135058
Matthew Scarlett 30199818246016
Joel Selwood 1420072494933
Dawson Simpson 1620102200
Mathew Stokes 272006188928136
Harry Taylor 72008236628
Travis Varcoe 5200720763182
Nathan Vardy 360000
Trent West 12200841123
David Wojcinski 40199924177654

Rookie list

Players are listed in alphabetical order by surname, and 2010 statistics are for AFL regular season and finals series matches during the 2010 AFL season only. Career statistics include a player's complete AFL career, which, as a result, means that a player's debut and part or whole of their career statistics may be for another club. Statistics are correct to the end of the 2010 season.
NameNo.DebutGames (2010)Games (AFL career) Goals (2010)Goals (AFL career)
Tom Allwright 48—————
Ranga Ediriwickrama42—————
Ben Johnson 47—————
James Podsiadly *31201019194949
Jesse Stringer 49—————
Adam Varcoe 46—————
Jack Weston 43—————

Season summary

Pre-season matches

NAB Cup

RoundDate and local timeOpponentScores(Geelong's scores indicated in bold)VenueAttendance
HomeAwayResult
1 Sunday, 21 February (4:40 pm) North Melbourne 2.10.3 (81)2.11.11 (95)Lost by 14 points [12] Telstra Dome [H] 12,989 [12]
Eliminated from NAB Cup

NAB Challenge

RoundDate and local timeOpponentScores(Geelong's scores indicated in bold)VenueAttendance
HomeAwayResult
1 Saturday, 27 February (4:00 pm) Richmond 7.9 (51)15.12 (102)Lost by 51 points [13] Yea Recreation Reserve [H] 6,000 (approx.) [13]
2 Saturday, 6 March (3:00 pm) Brisbane Lions Match cancelled [14] Visy Park [A] —
3 Saturday, 13 March (4:30 pm) Fremantle 10.5 (65)14.12 (96)Won by 31 points [15] Fremantle Oval [A] 10,000 (approx.) [15]

Regular season

RoundDate and local timeOpponentScores(Geelong's scores indicated in bold)VenueAttendanceLadder
position
HomeAwayResult
1 Friday, 26 March (7:40 pm) Essendon 19.11 (125)13.16 (94)Won by 31 points [16] MCG [H] 57,772 [16] 6
2 Monday, 5 April (2:10 pm) Hawthorn 13.13 (91)14.16 (100)Won 9 points [17] MCG [A] 68,628 [17] 4
3 Sunday, 11 April (2:40 pm) Fremantle 18.17 (125)17.16 (118)Lost by 7 points [18] Subiaco Oval [A] 38,762 [18] 6
4 Sunday, 18 April (2:10 pm) Port Adelaide 23.21 (159)10.4 (64)Won by 95 points [19] Skilled Stadium [H] 25,579 [19] 4
5 Monday, 26 April (2:10 pm) Carlton 15.14 (104)9.14 (68)Lost by 36 points [20] MCG [A] 71,399 [20] 7
6 Sunday, 2 May (1:10 pm) Richmond 24.17 (161)7.11 (53)Won by 108 points [21] Skilled Stadium [H] 24,106 [21] 5
7 Sunday, 9 May (1:10 pm) Sydney 19.12 (126)9.5 (59)Won by 67 points [22] Skilled Stadium [H] 25,970 [22] 3
8 Saturday, 15 May (7:10 pm) Brisbane Lions 10.14 (74)24.11 (155)Won by 81 points [23] The Gabba [A] 33,629 [23] 2
9 Friday, 21 May (7:40 pm) Collingwood 6.14 (50)12.14 (86)Won by 36 points [24] MCG [A] 88,115 [24] 1
10 Saturday, 29 May (2:10 pm) Melbourne 18.13 (121)10.7 (67)Won by 54 points [25] Skilled Stadium [H] 24,525 [25] 1
11 Saturday, 5 June (5:40 pm) West Coast 14.14 (98)18.14 (122)Won by 24 points [26] Subiaco Oval [A] 33,784 [26] 1
12 Saturday, 12 June (7:10 pm) Essendon 12.11 (83)23.16 (154)Won by 71 points [27] Etihad Stadium [A] 46,358 [27] 1
13 Friday, 25 June (7:40 pm) St Kilda 10.10 (70)6.10 (46)Lost by 24 points [28] MCG [A] 58,208 [28] 1
14 Sunday, 4 July (1:10 pm) North Melbourne 14.14 (98)9.9 (63)Won by 35 points [29] Skilled Stadium [H] 25,159 [29] 1
15 Saturday, 10 July (2:10 pm) Hawthorn 12.13 (85)11.17 (83)Won by 2 points [30] MCG [H] 69,220 [30] 1
16 Friday, 16 July (8:10 pm) Adelaide 11.8 (74)9.9 (63)Lost by 11 points [31] AAMI Stadium [A] 41,195 [31] 2
17 Saturday, 24 July (2:10 pm) Brisbane Lions 19.13 (127)9.10 (64)Won by 63 points [32] Skilled Stadium [H] 24,508 [32] 2
18 Saturday, 31 July (7:10 pm) Sydney 9.18 (72)20.5 (125)Won by 53 points [33] ANZ Stadium [A] 30,710 [33] 2
19 Saturday, 7 August (7:10 pm) Collingwood 12.13 (85)14.23 (107)Lost by 22 points [34] MCG [H] 84,401 [34] 2
20 Saturday, 14 August (7:10 pm) Western Bulldogs 9.6 (60)25.11 (161)Won by 101 points [35] Etihad Stadium [A] 42,199 [35] 2
21 Friday, 20 August (7:40 pm) Carlton 18.13 (121)12.7 (79)Won by 42 points [36] Etihad Stadium [H] 45,172 [36] 2
22 Saturday, 28 August (1:10 pm) West Coast 16.16 (112)10.8 (68)Won by 44 points [37] Skilled Stadium [H] 24,099 [37] 2

Finals

Date and local timeOpponentScores(Geelong's scores indicated in bold)VenueAttendance
HomeAwayResult
Qualifying and Elimination Finals (Second Qualifying Final)
Friday, 3 September (7:45 pm) St Kilda 11.13 (79)12.11 (83)Lost by 4 points [38] MCG [H] 63,608 [38]
Semi-finals (Second Semi-final)
Friday, 10 September (7:45 pm) Fremantle 20.15 (135)10.6 (66)Won by 69 points [39] MCG [H] 45,056 [39]
Preliminary Finals (First Preliminary Final)
Friday, 17 September (7:45 pm) Collingwood 18.12 (120)11.13 (79)Lost by 41 points [40] MCG [A] 95,241 [40]

Teams

Finals

Geelong's 2010 teams (Finals)
Qualifying final [41] [42] Semi-final [43] [44] Preliminary final [45] [46]
B:MackieScarlettMilburnEnrightScarlettJ. HuntTaylorScarlettJ. Hunt
HB:EnrightTaylorKellyCoreyLonerganTaylorCoreyLonerganEnright
C:LingBartelJ. HuntBartelLingKellyBartelLingKelly
HF:ChapmanHawkinsStokesS. JohnsonPodsiadlyChapmanS. JohnsonMooneyVarcoe
F:S. JohnsonMooneyVarcoeByrnesMooneyStokesChapmanPodsiadlyStokes
Foll:OttensSelwoodAblettOttensAblettSelwoodOttensAblettSelwood
Int:ByrnesWojcinskiBlakeHawkinsWojcinskiMilburnHawkinsWojcinskiMilburn
CoreyVarcoeByrnes
Emg:ByrnesT. HuntHoganMackieBlakeT. HuntMackieBlakeT. Hunt
Coach:Mark ThompsonMark ThompsonMark Thompson
Increase2.svgIn:Selwood, Enright, J. HuntPodsiadly, LonerganNo change
Decrease2.svgOut:Menzel, T. Hunt, Hogan, LonerganMackie, Blake

Ladder

2010 AFL ladder
PosTeam
PldWLDPFPAPPPts
1 Collingwood (P)22174123491658141.770 Finals series
2 Geelong 22175025181702147.968
3 St Kilda 22156119351591121.662
4 Western Bulldogs 22148021741734125.456
5 Sydney 22139020171863108.352
6 Fremantle 22139021682087103.952
7 Hawthorn 22129120441847110.750
8 Carlton 221111021431983108.144
9 North Melbourne 22111101930220887.444
10 Port Adelaide 22101201749212382.440
11 Adelaide 2291301763187094.336
12 Melbourne 2281311863197194.534
13 Brisbane Lions 2271501775215882.328
14 Essendon 2271501930240280.328
15 Richmond 2261601714234873.024
16 West Coast 2241801773230077.116
Source: AFL ladder
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for.
(P) Premiers

Awards and records

Milestones
PlayerMilestoneRound
Joel Corey 200 games [47] Round 1
Mitch Duncan AFL debut [48] Round 1
Steven Motlop AFL debut [49] Round 2
James Kelly 150 games [50] Round 3
James Podsiadly AFL debut [51] [52] Round 3
Dawson Simpson AFL debut [53] [54] Round 3
Tom Hawkins 50 games [55] Round 7
Harry Taylor 50 gamesRound 7
Cameron Mooney 200 games [56] Round 9
Taylor Hunt AFL debut [57] Round 11
Mark Thompson 250 games (coached) [58] Round 15
Gary Ablett, Jr. AFL 200 ClubRound 15
Matthew Scarlett (with father John)450 games (combined as a father-son pair) [59] Round 17
Tom Lonergan 50 games [60] [61] Round 18
Daniel Menzel AFL debut [62] [63] Round 20
Cameron Mooney 200 games (for Geelong) [64] Qualifying final
Steve Johnson 150 games [65] Qualifying final
AFL awards
AwardRecipientAwarded by
Member of the 2010 All-Australian team (rover) Gary Ablett, Jr. AFL
Member of the 2010 All-Australian team (half-forward flank) Paul Chapman AFL
Member of the 2010 All-Australian team (back pocket) Corey Enright AFL
Member of the 2010 All-Australian team (interchange) Steve Johnson AFL
Member of the 2010 All-Australian team (wing) Joel Selwood AFL
Member of the 2010 All-Australian team (centre half-back) Harry Taylor AFL
Club awards
AwardRecipient(s)
Carji Greeves Medal Joel Selwood [66]
Coach's award James Kelly [66]
Best first-year player James Podsiadly [66]
Best clubman Tom Lonergan [66]
Leading goalkicker Steve Johnson [66]
Community Champion Award Nathan Djerrkura and Travis Varcoe [66]
Records

Season statistics

CategoryClub LeaderTotal
Leading Goalkicker Steve Johnson 63
Most Disposals Gary Ablett, Jr. 756
Most Kicks Paul Chapman 412
Most Marks Darren Milburn/Harry Taylor 159
Most Handballs Gary Ablett, Jr. 418
Most Hit-Outs Mark Blake 379
Most Tackles James Kelly 140
Most Free Kicks For Joel Selwood 53
Most Free Kicks Against Mark Blake 36

VFL season

RoundDate and local timeOpponentScores(Geelong's scores indicated in bold)VenueLadder
position
HomeAwayResult
1 Saturday, 10 April (7:00 pm) Casey Scorpions 9.18 (72)9.10 (64)Lost by 8 points [68] [69] Casey Fields [A] 9 [70]
2 Sunday, 18 April (10:10 am) Box Hill 10.14 (74)15.15 (105)Lost by 31 points [71] [72] Skilled Stadium [H] 12 [73]
3 Saturday, 24 April (1:00 pm) Frankston 16.25 (121)4.6 (30)Won by 91 points [74] [75] Skilled Stadium [H] 8 [76]
4 Sunday, 2 May (9:40 am) Bendigo Bombers 9.8 (62)14.9 (93)Lost by 31 points [77] [78] Skilled Stadium [H] 10 [79]
5 Saturday, 8 May (1:00 pm) Collingwood 15.14 (104)10.11 (71)Lost by 33 points [80] [81] Victoria Park [A] 10 [82]
6 Saturday, 15 May (2:10 pm) Gold Coast 10.8 (68)5.10 (40)Lost by 28 points [83] [84] Fankhauser Reserve [A] 11 [85]
7 Saturday, 29 May (10:40 am) Port Melbourne 11.11 (77)17.14 (116)Lost by 39 points [86] [87] Skilled Stadium [H] 12 [88]
8 Sunday, 6 June (2:00 pm) North Ballarat 10.13 (73)12.10 (82)Won by 9 points [89] [90] Eureka Stadium [A] 10 [91]
9 Saturday, 12 June (1:00 pm) Werribee 19.4 (118)12.12 (84)Won by 34 points [92] [93] Skilled Stadium [H] 10 [94]
10 Sunday, 27 June (2:00 pm) Sandringham 18.15 (123)13.6 (84)Lost by 39 points [95] [96] Trevor Barker Beach Oval [A] 10 [97]
11 Saturday, 3 July (2:00 pm) Northern Bullants 20.12 (132)12.10 (82)Lost by 50 points [98] [99] Princes Park [A] 11 [100]
12 Sunday, 11 July (12:00 pm) Williamstown 7.13 (55)18.16 (124)Lost by 49 points [101] [102] Skilled Stadium [H] 12 [103]
13 Saturday, 17 July (1:10 pm) Collingwood 12.11 (83)18.9 (117)Lost by 34 points [104] [105] Skilled Stadium [H] 13 [106]
14 Sunday, 25 July (2:00 pm) Coburg 14.7 (91)19.6 (120)Won by 29 points [107] [108] Highgate Recreation Reserve [A] 12 [109]
15 Saturday, 31 July (12:30 pm) Gold Coast 13.10 (88)11.5 (71)Won by 17 points [110] [111] Skilled Stadium [H] [112]
16 Sunday, 8 August (2:00 pm) Box Hill 13.21 (99)8.14 (62)Lost by 37 points [113] [114] Box Hill City Oval [A] 11 [115]
17 Saturday, 14 August (2:00 pm) Port Melbourne 24.15 (159)8.6 (54)Lost by 105 points [116] [117] TEAC Oval [A] 12 [118]
18 Saturday, 21 August (1:00 pm) North Ballarat 8.16 (64)12.10 (82)Lost by 18 points [119] [120] Skilled Stadium [H] 12 [121]

Notes

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