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Aussie AFL Spirit Trivia Quiz

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A multiple-choice quiz by chuck20. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
chuck20

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
247,346

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
6 / 10

Plays
730

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Question 1 of 10

1. This team's longest serving captain, in 2005 was named All-Australian captain for the second successive year. Hint

Micheal Moss

Mark Ricciuto

Anthony Koutoufides

Nathan Buckley

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Question 2 of 10

2. Almost taking the Coleman medal in 2005, before a knee injury had laid him low the the final 3 games if the season, he finished with 63 goals. Who is he? Hint

Mathew Lloyd

Warren Treadrea

Mathew Pavlich

Mark Williams

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Question 3 of 10

3. This superstar key foward had an injury ravaged 2005, beginning with a broken collarbone he sustained in the now infamous round-one clash at the Gabba. Who was it? Hint

Nick Riewoldt

Luke Mcpharlin

Jonathan Brown

Kent Kingsley

4. One of the only 4 Blues to play every game in 2005, he gave consistant service at both ends of the ground, leading the clubs marks with 139 and coming third in the clubs best and fairest. Who is he? Hint

Jarred Waite

Brendan Fevola

Lance Whitnal

Nick Stevens

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Question 5 of 10

5. This mammoth key foward missed 8 games in 2005 due to suspension and injury. But made an impact on his return game. Also surprisingly, played a mean game in the midfield. Who is he? Hint

Jonathan Brown

Nathan Thompson

Kent Kingsley

Trent Croad

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Question 6 of 10

6. The shinboner of the century enjoyed a wonderful 2005, menacing opposition forward lined with his renown grit and vigour. He claimed his third podium best and fairest in his glittering career. From North Melbourne he is who? Hint

Glen Archer

Daniel Wells

Brody Rawlings

Shannon Grant

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Question 7 of 10

7. This high leaping, long kicking foward enjoyed a career best year in 2005. Third in the Coleman medal, a final season tally of 73 goals to claim his second club goal kicking award, and runner-up Best and Fairest. Who is he? Hint

Russell Robertson

Nick Riewoldt

Matthew Richardson

Barry Hall

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Question 8 of 10

8. He captained his side into a Grand Final, yet it seemed that the premiership was all that he missed in 2005. He claimed the Brownlow medal and his clubs fourth best and fairest and All-Australian for the fifth time, second in AFL disposals with 612. Who was it? Hint

Chris Judd

Adam Goodes

Mark Riccuto

Ben Cousins

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Question 9 of 10

9. This superstar had a superb 2005 across half-back and through the middle. Winning All-Australian selection, bolting in his team's best and fairest, finished equal 7th in the Brownlow with 15 votes, and represented Australia in 2005. Who was it? Hint

Luke Hodge

Arron Davey

Glen Archer

Brett Delidio

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Question 10 of 10

10. A return to full fitness in 2005 saw the champion rover back to his creative best, finishing third in the best and fairest after having more than 500 possesions at an average of 24 per outing. Late in the 2005, the Brownlow medalist and four-time All-Australian became only the 10th player to pass 250 games for his team. Who was it? Hint

Shane Crawford

Robert Harvey

James Hird

Adam Goodes

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. This team's longest serving captain, in 2005 was named All-Australian captain for the second successive year.

Answer: Mark Ricciuto

Ricciuto of Adelaide won a Brownlow medal in 2003. He retired in 2007.

2. Almost taking the Coleman medal in 2005, before a knee injury had laid him low the the final 3 games if the season, he finished with 63 goals. Who is he?

Answer: Mark Williams

The small foward had a trademark celebration known as the shotgun.

3. This superstar key foward had an injury ravaged 2005, beginning with a broken collarbone he sustained in the now infamous round-one clash at the Gabba. Who was it?

Answer: Nick Riewoldt

His technique and speed shows that he will definately be one of St Kilda's all-time greats.

Answer: Lance Whitnal

In 2006, had the team's highest goal scorer by more than 30 goals.

5. This mammoth key foward missed 8 games in 2005 due to suspension and injury. But made an impact on his return game. Also surprisingly, played a mean game in the midfield. Who is he?

Answer: Jonathan Brown

Originally from Warnambool, Vic, and played for the Geelong Falcons in the juniors with Geelong Cats wingman Cameron Ling.

Answer: Glen Archer

Easily should be in the clubs centenary team, with a Norm-Smith under his belt, he should be a shoe in.

Answer: Russell Robertson

First noticed by the AFL with his continuous appearances on the 'Almost Football Legends', segment on Channel Nine's 'The Footy Show'.

Answer: Ben Cousins

Almost claimed another Brownlow Medal in 2006, still proving that he has not lost his touch.

Answer: Luke Hodge

He payed for Hawthorn from 2002 to 2017.

Answer: Shane Crawford

This man deserves another Brownlow medal. If not then definitely a Logie for "The House of Bulger!" which of course features on Channel Nine's 'The Footy Show.'

Source: Author chuck20

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