With only three rounds left of the AFL 2010 Season , teams are playing for a place in the Finals .

Will the Sharks make the NRL Finals?

The top four teams , are assured of a Finals match.

The four teams below them , will jostle for a spot on the league ladder . The victors will secure a Finals Game.

Stellar performances, from all teams will occur , over the next few weeks .

All will give superhuman efforts .Some teams will make it to the finals ,some will not .

Collingwood , are posturing as a serious Grand Final threat. Geelong,  are hoping to secure another flag , St Kilda,  are again struggling valiantly towards the ultimate prize .

The Doggies, and Dockers appear to be finals players, with the Hawks , Demons , Swans , Blues and Kangaroos , the five teams , set to battle it out for a finals berth .

Whatever happens , fans will be there , in their football jumpers, jerseys, guernseys , to cheer their team.

Get ready for some heroic, grinding AFL football action .

Will Collingwood win the Flag?

Friday Night Football celebrated its 25th anniversary last night .

Almost 44,000 fans turned out , on a wintry Melbourne night,  to watch North Melb Kangaroos beat the Carlton Blues.

It was an appropriate tribute to Bob Ansett , former North Melbourne Football Club Committee Member , who was instrumental in establishing AFL, friday night games .

Originally established to get more fans to the game , specifically office workers after work , friday night games evoke memories for players , coaches, fans, and club administration alike.

Fans will always go to Games wearing their football jumpers, jerseys, guernseys , whatever night of the week they are played

The main difference between last night's game, and those of 25 years ago,is that fans watched the Roos demolish the Blues in the comfort of Etihad Stadium , with comfortable seats , under a roof closed against the wet, cold , dark , winter night .

25 years of Blues

Melbourne Demons , the new dream team of the AFL, beat Port Adelaide Power at the weekend’s exhibition football match in Darwin .

Fans came out in their thousands dressed in their football jumpers , jerseys, guernseys . They  supported their team and were rewarded with a very entertaining game of football.

A one point victory to the previously struggling Demons thrilled and entertained a footy starved crowd in the NT.

Melbourne held off a fast finishing Port Power team .

A titanic struggle created scintillating footy as the Vics prevailed over the South Australians.

Is the stage set for the NT to provide their own AFL team to join the national competition?

Victorious Melbourne Demons

Observed today in Melbourne town on a day of 29 degree summer heat three different instances of people in football jumpers. A builder in grey st st kilda working on site with a hard hat shorts and Hawthorn footy jumper . His guernsey was the modern sleeveless style with printed sponsors logos . Further along the same road and in the same area a patron of the PCYC gym arrived in the latest strip for irish hurling team Leinster. His entrance was followed by a fellow patron of the same gym in an old sleeveless asics guernsey of the melbourne football club .Fashion statement or just good comfortable gear to wear in Melbourne ' s summer heat . Proof that jumpers can be worn anywhere , anytime .Football jumpers are not just for Christmas.

not just for Christmas