AFL NSW/ACT Dream Team league
Footy fans in NSW and the ACT will have the chance to win a signed Sydney Swans guernsey if they take out the AFL NSW/ACT 2011 Toyota Dream Team competition league (see below to find out how to register).
Dream Team involves competitors taking on the role of an AFL coach with a squad of 33 players at their disposal, which must be selected within the salary cap of $8,225,000.
The competition relies on the real-world workings of football, with scores assessed according to actual match statistics of individual players.
One of the best components of AFL Dream Team is that it is a great medium for people new to the game to learn all of the players. When you get the hang of the game there is nothing more enjoyable than beating your best friends week in week out.
Since its inception 10 years ago, Toyota AFL Dream Team has grown to attract more than 300,000 players a season.
Registering is easy.
If you’ve ALREADY REGISTERED for the 2011 Toyota AFL Dream Team, simply follow this link and login:
http://dreamteam.afl.com.au/?p=index&group_code=834230
Once logged in, simply confirm your invitation and you’ll be automatically added to the AFL NSW/ACT group.
If you have NOT YET REGISTERED, simply click on the link below and fill in the registration form as usual:
http://dreamteam.afl.com.au/?p=register&group_code=834230
Don’t forget to register your friends in your league before Round 1 to ensure they are in the running for the main prize of a Toyota car.
Below are some key players from all teams to keep an eye out for this year.
AFL NSW/ACT will continually provide Dream Team updates throughout the year to see how everyone is tracking. So don’t miss out.
Top players in your team:
Adelaide Crows
Scott Thompson – $ 398,300
Richard Douglas – $ 366,200
Graham Johncock – $359,100
Brisbane Lions
Simon Black – $381,100
Luke Power – $362,900
Tom Rockliff – $362,200
Carlton
Chris Judd – $426,600
Kade Simpson – $420,700
Marc Murphy – $414,300
Collingwood
Dane Swan – $511,200
Scott Pendlebury – $442,300
Alan Didak – $411, 100
Essendon
Brent Stanton – $413,200
Brent Prismall – $397,300
Jobe Watson – $375,800
Fremantle
Michael Barlow – $456,200
Aaron Sandilands – $406,500
Matthew Pavlich – $371,700
Geelong
Paul Chapman – $472,200
Joel Selwood – $443,700
Jimmy Bartel – $437,800
Gold Coast
Gary Ablett – $494,400
Michael Rischitelli – $399,800
Jared Brennan – $361,300
Hawthorn
Luke Hodge – $428,300
Sam Mitchell – $416,700
Lance Franklin – $412,800
Melbourne
Brad Green – $409,000
Colin Sylvia – $399,500
Cale Morton – $357,100
North Melbourne
Andrew Swallow – $409,000
Brent Harvey – $393,400
Brady Rawlings – $384,300
Port Adelaide
Kane Cornes – $418,300
Travis Boak – $394,100
Domenic Cassisi – $371,100
Richmond
Shane Tuck – $400,100
Daniel Connors – $383,500
Brett Deledio – $371,300
St Kilda
Brenon Goddard – $471,000
Leigh Montagna – 465,100
Lenny Hayes – $448,500
Sydney Swans
Adam Goodes – $393,200
Kieren Jack – $376,000
Jude Bolton – $358,500
West Coast
Matt Priddis – $388,400
Andrew Embley – $383,700
Adam Selwood – $382,300
Western Bulldogs
Matthew Boyd – $478,200
Daniel Cross – $428,900
Brian Lake – $414,300
