Template:AFLGameBye

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This template is for adding a single line listing the team(s) who have a bye for a given round. It must be used with Template:AFLGameHeader and Template:AFLGameFooter to form a properly formatted table. It is expected that it would be used with Template:AFLGame and that it should be placed at the bottom of the list of games.

Usage

Using UnNamed Parameter

{{AFLGameHeader}} {{AFLGameBye|{{AFL Ess}}, {{AFL Col}} }} {{AFLGameFooter}}

	Bye Essendon, Collingwood

Using Named Parameters

{{AFLGameHeader}} {{AFLGameBye|bye = {{AFL Ess}}, {{AFL Col}} }} {{AFLGameFooter}}

	Bye Essendon, Collingwood

Example Round

	Anzac Day
Friday, 24 April 7:45pm	Port Adelaide 5.6 (36)	def. by	St Kilda 15.12 (102)	AAMI Stadium (crowd: 25,426)	Report
Saturday, 25 April 2:20pm	Essendon 13.15 (93)	def.	Collingwood 12.16 (88)	MCG (crowd: 84,829)	Report
Saturday, 25 April 5:20pm	Hawthorn 11.8 (74)	def.	West Coast 7.14 (56)	York Park (crowd: 17,880)	Report
Saturday, 25 April 6:45pm	Fremantle 18.13 (121)	def.	Sydney 16.4 (100)	Subiaco Oval (crowd: 32,884)	Report
Saturday, 25 April 7:20pm	North Melbourne 7.16 (58)	def. by	Richmond 13.16 (94)	Docklands Stadium (crowd: 29,224)	Report
Sunday, 26 April 1:10pm	Geelong 18.18 (126)	def.	Brisbane Lions 5.3 (33)	Skilled Stadium (crowd: 15,580)	Report
Sunday, 26 April 2:10pm	Western Bulldogs 13.12 (90)	def. by	Carlton 21.7 (133)	Docklands Stadium (crowd: 44,268)	Report
Sunday, 26 April 4:40pm	Melbourne 4.10 (34)	def. by	Adelaide 7.9 (51)	MCG (crowd: 14,129)	Report
	Bye Gold Coast
Port Adelaide was restricted to its lowest ever losing score (and its second lowest score of all time), going down to St Kilda 15.12 (102) to 5.6 (36). David Zaharakis kicked the winning goal in the final seconds, ensuring that Essendon beat Collingwood for the first time on Anzac Day since 2005. Richmond won their first match of the season, winning against North Melbourne by 36 points. Fremantle also won their first match of the season, defeating Sydney by 21 points, in the process snapping a five-match winless streak against the Swans which had stretched back to 2004. Geelong defeated Brisbane by 93 points. The Brisbane Lions' score of 5.3 (33) was the lowest in club history (although both predecessors of the merged club, the Brisbane Bears and Fitzroy had scored lower). The club's previous lowest score of 5.5 (35) was also scored against Geelong at Skilled Stadium, two years earlier in 2007 AFL season. Additionally, Geelong amassed 490 disposals, smashing the old record of 469 disposals set by West Coast in 2007 and matched by Geelong in 2008; their 254 handpasses was also a record. These two records would stand for seven days. Cold and rainy conditions in Melbourne saw the MCG host its lowest crowd (14,129) since 2004.

Parameters

Parameter		Explanation
Number	Name
1	bye	The list of templates for the team or teams that have a bye for the 2011 season.

See also

• Template:AFLGameHeader
• Template:AFLGameFooter
• Template:AFLGame
• Template:AFLGameDetailed

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This template is for adding a single line listing the team(s) who have a bye in any given round of Australian rules football matches. It must be used with {{AFLGameHeader}} and {{AFLGameFooter}} to form a properly formatted table. It is expected that it would be used with {{AFLGame}} and that it should be placed at the bottom of the list of matches.

Template parameters[Edit template data]

This template prefers inline formatting of parameters.

Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Bye	bye 1	The template or wikilink for the team or teams that have a bye. Example {{AFL Ess}}, {{AFL Col}}; {{WAFL PT}}; [[Canterbury Football Club|Canterbury]]	Content	required