Analysis 2023 All Australian Team Awards Night

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The Cripps selection in the squad pretty much discredits this award before it's even chosen. How can you have a panel of selectors actually gather in a room and come to that conclusion. Mind boggling.
Before it went in camera Cripps was 16th in the coaches award with 60 votes in 10 games. That would suggest that he wouldn't be too far out of the conversation. Every time he has looked fit he plays enormous games.

It's an interesting concept that you think that the award has been discredited by the selection in a squad of 44 that the coaches have rated in the top 20 for his efforts throughout the season. In fact I would suggest that it is mind boggling.
 

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So this the complete list of AFL players who have achieved

650+ disposals
150 + tackles
15+ goals

In 1, home and away season, since tackle counts have been recorded in 1987

1. Tim Taranto

Thats it, that’s the list



The AA selection committee, is a joke
 
So this the complete list of AFL players who have achieved

650+ disposals
150 + tackles
15+ goals

In 1, home and away season, since tackle counts have been recorded in 1987

1. Tim Taranto

Thats it, that’s the list



The AA selection committee, is a joke

Plus 120 clangers, super-elite!!

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Please Keep up. There’s something called score involvements. You know, the guy who gets the contested ball on the flank, handballs to a player who then kicks to the full forward for a goal. How many of their teams scores were each involved ?


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You're right. Any mug can kick goals, but it takes Lionel Messi to have score involvements. I'm convinced.

Miers > Daniher
 
So this the complete list of AFL players who have achieved

650+ disposals
150 + tackles
15+ goals

In 1, home and away season, since tackle counts have been recorded in 1987

1. Tim Taranto

Thats it, that’s the list



The AA selection committee, is a joke

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Coniglio being both sixth and in the AA squad (WTF??) doesn't help your argument.

its insane the more you look at the numbers

Taranto is top 6 in the voting for the brownlow and statistically has done things that haven't been done in recorded history, but he doesn't make the AA squad of 44.

The justification is his kicking, well, if you get the ball as much as he does, you do turn it over sometimes

Clanger / Disposal % would be better than most on that list, but people see what they want to see.
 
its insane the more you look at the numbers

Taranto is top 6 in the voting for the brownlow and statistically has done things that haven't been done in recorded history, but he doesn't make the AA squad of 44.

The justification is his kicking, well, if you get the ball as much as he does, you do turn it over sometimes

Clanger / Disposal % would be better than most on that list, but people see what they want to see.
Agreed and I would also argue that clangers are a badly misinterpreted stat. Players who are on the end of chain and are relied upon to take pressure kicks are naturally going to have higher rates. I would argue that clangers resulting in score involvements would be a better way of analysing the stat. Paddy Dow at Carlton for example get a lot of heat for his disposal efficiency, and yes it's fair to say that opposition team target Carlton system like that to make sure he is on the end, but ultimately one clanger is not necessarily equal to another.
 
My All-Australian Team made up of guys NOT in the AA squad. This team would beat whatever AA team is mentioned tomorrow and by some margin. It has a much better defence (stronger bodies also) and a more dangerous forward line, especially at ground level. The midfield could easily breakeven with Oliver, Laird, A.Brayshaw, Cerra, etc.

FB: Maynard May B.Dale

HB: Docherty S.Taylor Lever

C: N.Martin Oliver S.Walsh

HF: S.Bolton J.Cameron Rankine

FF: B.Fritsch T.Hawkins J.Elliott

Foll: Gawn, Cerra, Laird

Int: P.Dangerfield, N.Newman, Andrew Brayshaw, J.Howe.

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Taranto didn't even make the Danster third team from the scraps.
 
So this the complete list of AFL players who have achieved

650+ disposals
150 + tackles
15+ goals

In 1, home and away season, since tackle counts have been recorded in 1987

1. Tim Taranto

Thats it, that’s the list



The AA selection committee, is a joke

Do you know that no one else has played 23 games in a normal season before?

Now run the numbers for

621+ disposals
142+ tackles
14+ goals

Or you could try and come up with three other stats that randomly fit together.
 
From Essendon, the first half of the year Merrett was probably favourite to be the AA captain.
That has probably swung to Cripps now.

Merrett and Redman should make the 22.
Zero chance Cripps Captain.
Probably only a 10% chance to make final team.
But the hysteria about him making squad of 44 is a bit OTT.
Has got coaches votes in 10 games.
On leaderboard there.
15 games with 24 plus touches and his touches aren’t cheap or inflated as he’s 8th in comp for contested possessions and 7th in comp for clearances.
Busts a gut. Seems to dragging himself off the ground all the time.
 
You also have T.Kelly, Gulden, Viney, Crouch, Bontempelli, Greene and Green there. Maybe you should've checked the list before posting it?

Can't speak for the others but Gulden is so high as he doesn't go for cheap kicks. Almost every kick Gulden does is risky and needs to be precise because he usually goes for the attacking option. Means he has a lower kicking efficiency than a player who goes for the easy sideways kicks.
 
Listening to Hoyney's Champion Data AA team on SEN.

When is he going to realise his ratings system is flawed?

Mason Wood?
Sam Switsowski?
Lachie Whitfield?
Isaac Heeney?

Probably others I've missed.

And of course Dustin Martin was one of his first picked, with Shai Bolton on the other flank.
 

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