The 10 things to look out for during Friday night's Adelaide v Essendon clash Brendon Goddard isn't shy in voicing his thoughts. IF YOU'RE not an Adelaide or Essendon fan, chances are you're probably not frothing at the mouth ahead of Friday night's season opener. For the second year running the AFL has resisted the temptation to open the season with a blockbuster. Well, the team here at SuperFooty has come up with a few items for all fans to keep an eye out for during the 2013 season opener - in the small chance you haven't picked any Crows or Bombers in your SuperCoach side! So here's 10 things worth keeping an eye out for: KURT TIPPETT EFFIGIES They're a forgiving bunch in the City of Churches, but all this hot weather still has them a little hot under the collar about the departure of the big forward. Josh Jenkins - the man who has been given Tippett's No.4 jumper - "is gonna be just as good" and "we're better off without Tippett," Crows fans may say ... but despite the fact the man himself will be cooling his heels more than 1000km away, keep your eyes peeled for some good old-fashioned Kurt-hatin' from the locals. STARTLED LOOKS Another year, another rule change. The new rule preventing front-on contact below the knees means no more sliding in from players in a desperate attempt to gain possession. So there will be more keeping the feet and more awkward-looking attempts to gather possession. A possible result? An increase in free kicks from the new rule - and angst/confusion from players - or, possibly, more concussions as players 'learn' the new rule. BARKING BRENDON Brendon Goddard wasn't afraid to let his St Kilda teammates know if they'd erred in their judgment. The question is: Does the new Bomber already feel so at home that he's ready to give his new mates a bake straight away? If he's overlooked by a teammate or a red and black mate misses a target by a centimetre, we may well find out. Ben Rutten doesn't often go for a trot ... but it's entertaining when he does. BEN RUTTEN TURNING ON A DIME "Truck" may be able to light up a dancefloor but the B Double aint known for his turning circle on the footy field. If he puts his indicator on, feel free to go and grab a drink from the fridge. He'll just be rounding the corner when you return. AN ADELAIDE CELEBRITY Lleyton is currently playing in Miami, so that leaves ... ummmm ... ummmm. Just keep your eyes peeled (and let us know if you see anyone of note ... please?). Got a Digital Pass? Click here to link your SuperCoach team to LiveHQ to get live SuperCoach points during the game and free access to SuperCoach Gold ASADA C'mon, you didn't really think we weren't going to mention the elephant in the room, did you? Yes, the national drug agency - and the Bombers - have been in the news a bit lately and one would think whenever a Bomber (or Crow for that matter) feels the slightest pressure on his bladder in the rooms either before the game, at half-time or post-match, he'll have a friendly ASADA face - right in his face - holding a cup out in front of him. JOBE WATSON'S BROWNLOW With all the uncertainty surrounding the Dons and even speculation that the reigning league champ could lose his Brownlow, son of Tim may have been reluctant to part with Charlie - taking the medal with him everywhere. So if Jobe appears to be moving a little slower than usual, keep your eyes peeled for a piece of blue ribbon sticking out of his shorts. Taylor Walker's flowing locks make him hard to miss. TAYLOR WALKER'S STYLE Is the Adelaide forward actually a style guru and trend setter? Some look at Walker and think gruff, dishevelled. Even, dare we say it, bogan. But who'll be laughing in 10 years when we're all walking around with shoulder-length hair and an unkempt beard? Oh yes, today the boy from Broken Hill is booting goals in Adelaide. But don't be surprised if he's soon whisked away to the catwalks of Milan. DUSTIN FLETCHER YELLING Fletcher turns 38 this year and while talk on a football field is good, chances are the wily old defender will most likely be yelling simply to tell his younger teammates - or those crazy young kids as he calls them - to keep it down. Frankie Valli, Sherbet and the Skyhooks had songs in the Australian top 10 the month Fletcher was born (May 1975). We doubt any of those will get a run on his tape player in the rooms before the game. HMMM, NICE DEFINITION No, it's not raining in Adelaide, that's the standard Channel 7 picture. If you have the choice, you might choose to view Friday night's opener in Fox Footy's high-definition picture. Sure, it won't cheer you up if your team's getting flogged, but when neutrals are playing, you'll appreciate it. Whatever channel you go for, the footy is back! And surely that's better than watching the cricket.