Western Bulldogs v Essendon at Telstra Dome, 7.40pm

Port Adelaide v Melbourne at AAMI Stadium, 2.40pm; Curtain Raiser - School Girls Secondary Final, 12.50pm

Brisbane Lions v Carlton at the Gabba, 7.10pm

Collingwood v Sydney Swans at Telstra Dome, 7.10pm

Sunday August 24

Geelong v North Melbourne at Skilled Stadium, 1.10pm; Curtain Raiser - Geelong Falcons v North Ballarat, 10.40am

St Kilda v Adelaide at Telstra Dome, 2.10pm

West Coast v Hawthorn at Subiaco, 2.40pm; Curtain Raiser - STS Cup Grand Final, 12.15pm

IMPENDING MILESTONES

500 official games - Rodney Eade. Rodney is due to participate in his 500th official match as a player and coach this week, comprising 229 games as a player for Hawthorn, 30 games as a player for the Brisbane Bears, 152 games as a coach for Sydney and 88 games as a coach for the Western Bulldogs. He becomes only the 16th person in the history of the game to reach this mark, joining Kevin Sheedy (886 games comprising 251 games as a player and 635 games as a coach), Jock McHale (878 games comprising 261 games as a player / player-coach and a further 617 games as a coach only), Leigh Matthews (791 games comprising 332 games a player and 459 games as a coach), Michael Malthouse (758 games comprising 174 games as a player and 582 games as a coach), David Parkin (729 games comprising 211 games as a player and 518 games as a coach), Ron Barassi (719 games comprising 254 games as a player / player-coach and a further 465 games as a coach only), Norm Smith (659 games comprising 227 games as a player and 432 games as a coach), Allan Jeans (652 games comprising 77 games as a player and 575 games as a coach), Robert Walls (606 games comprising 259 games as a player and 347 games as a coach), Tom Hafey (589 games comprising 67 games as a player and 522 games as a coach), John Kennedy (575 games comprising 164 games as a player and 411 games as a coach), Percy Bentley (546 games comprising 263 games as a player and 283 games as a coach), Dick Reynolds (517 games comprising 320 games as a player / player-coach and a further 197 games as a coach only), Phonse Kyne (511 games comprising 245 games as a player and 266 games as a coach) and Paul Roos (508 games comprising 356 games as a player and 152 games as a coach).

Most Games - Robert Harvey, St Kilda. Robert is due to play his 379th senior game this week, taking him into outright third spot in the history of the game. The leading players in the history of the game are Michael Tuck (426 games for Hawthorn), Kevin Bartlett (403 games for Richmond), Simon Madden (378 games for Essendon), Robert Harvey (378 games for St Kilda) and Craig Bradley (375 games for Carlton).

200 games - Daniel Bradshaw, Brisbane Lions

200 games - Brad Ottens, Geelong

Club Record Games Coached - Paul Roos, Sydney. Paul is due to coach his 153rd game this week, making him the longest serving coach in the history of South Melbourne / Sydney.

150 games - Shannon Watt, North Melbourne

100 games - Ted Richards, Sydney

100 games - Ben Rutten, Adelaide

100 games - Scott Stevens, Adelaide

50 games - Steven Gilham, Hawthorn

TRIBUNAL MATCH REVIEW PROCESS

The following players were reported from the weekend's matches:

Troy Simmonds, Richmond, reported by umpire Matthew Nicholls for making forceful contact from front-on against Tom Murphy, Hawthorn, during the first quarter of the Round 20 match between Richmond and Hawthorn, played at the MCG on Sunday August 17, 2008.

Simon Wiggins, Carlton, reported by umpire Michael Vozzo for charging Leigh Harding, North Melbourne, during the second quarter of the Round 20 match between Carlton and North Melbourne, played at Telstra Dome on Sunday August 17, 2008.

AFL LONG TERM INJURY LIST

The AFL wishes to advise the following changes have been made to club lists over the last 14 days, under the long-term injury list rules.

Adelaide - placed Brett Burton on the long-term injury list, with no replacement named at this stage.

Brisbane Lions - placed Matthew Leuenberger on the long-term injury list, with no replacement named at this stage.

Collingwood - placed Sean Rusling on the long-term injury list, with no replacement named at this stage.

Richmond - placed Kayne Pettifer on the long-term injury list and upgraded Tristan Cartledge from the rookie list as his replacement.

Sydney - placed Brett Meredith on the long-term injury list, with no replacement named at this stage.

West Coast - placed Adam Hunter on the long-term injury list, with no replacement named at this stage.

2008 NAB AFL DRAFT KEY DATES

The AFL wishes to advise the key dates for the 2008 NAB AFL Draft / Trading period are as follows (all times are EST):

Tue Sept 30 - Commencement of 2008 Draft Camp, AIS Canberra.

Fri Oct 3 - Conclusion of 2008 Draft Camp.

Fri Oct 3, 2pm - Father / son nominations lodged with AFL.

Sat Oct 4 - Victorain State Screening Session, Monash University.

Mon Oct 6, 10am - Father / son bidding meeting (Telstra Dome).

Mon Oct 6 - Commencement of 2008 AFL Exchange Period.

Fri Oct 10, 2pm - Conclusion of 2008 AFL Exchange Period.

Sat Oct 11 - South Australian State Screening Session, SA Institute of Sport.

Sun Oct 12 - Western Australian State Screening Session, University of WA.

Fri Oct 31, 2pm - Club List Lodgement List 1 - Maximum 35 players, rookie promotion, retained rookies, scholarship player transfer and international scholarship.

Tue Nov 11, 2pm - Uncontracted listed players nominate.

Wed Nov 12, 2pm - Draft nominations close.

Fri Nov 14, 2pm - List Lodgement 2.

Wed Nov 19, 2pm - Delisted players nominate.

Sat Nov 29, 10am - 2008 NAB AFL Draft selection meeting (Telstra Dome).

Tue Dec 2, 10am - Nomination of scholarship-listed player and international scholarship-listed player to rookie list.

Tue Dec 2, 10am - Nomination of an international player and a player not registered for three years.

Tue Dec 2, 2pm - Uncontracted listed players nominate.

Wed Dec 3, 3pm - List Lodgement 3 and TPP Estimates.

Tue Dec 9, 2pm - Delisted players nominate.

Tue Dec 16, 10am - 2008 NAB AFL Pre-Season Draft selection meeting (microsoft live meeting).

Tue Dec 16, 10.15am - Brisbane Lions and Sydney Swans nominate eligible rookie list players.

Tue Dec 16, 10.15am - Nomination of third-year rookies.

Tue Dec 16, 10.30am - 2008 NAB AFL Rookie Draft selection meeting (microsoft live meeting).

FOUR BOUNDARY UMPIRE TRIAL TO BEGIN IN ROUND 21

The AFL will use four boundary umpires in each match of the upcoming 2008 Toyota AFL Finals Series, as announced earlier this season. This system will also be used in rounds 21 and 22 this week and next week, so that the umpires are familiar with the system when used in the finals series. The system allows for two boundary umpires on each side of the ground -- one boundary umpire on each side of the ground will start in the traditional position on the point of the centre square, with the other boundary umpire on each side to begin play around the half-forward region.