AFL Teams Frequently Asked Questions

Answer: Fremantle Dockers

Freo Way To Go, Hit Em Real Hard, Send Them Down Below, Freo Give em The Old Heave-Ho, We Are The Freo Dockers.

Answer: Geelong Cats

Founded in 1859 and formerly known as the Pivotonians, Geelong are the second-oldest AFL club.

Following multiple losses in the early 1920's, a local cartoonist suggested the club needed a black cat to give them some good luck. During a match played a few weeks later, a black cat wandered onto the ground. Geelong won the game and from then on were referred to as the "Cats".

In 1924 Edward Greeves won the club's first Brownlow Medal and they received their first Premiership in 1925.

The team's mascot, Slammin' Sam Tomcat, is named after Geelong legend, Sam Newman. Their team colours are white and navy blue.

Answer: Gold Coast Suns

Founded in 2009, the Gold Coast Suns became the AFL's newest team.

Their first game in Round two, 2011, ended with a humiliating 119 point loss to Carlton. They would go on to lose to both Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs before finally securing their first win, defeating Port Adelaide by three points.

The team's mascot is Sunny Ray. Their team colours are red, gold and blue.

Answer: Up There Cazaly

"Up There Cazaly" was written in honour of St Kilda/South Melbourne legend Roy Cazaly.

It was first recorded in 1979 and sold more than 250,000 copies.

Answer: One Day in September

"One Day in September" is a traditional song dedicated to the AFL Grand Final which is usually played on the last Saturday in September.

Answer: The Football Song

A funny little song about football.