Caleb Serong

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To compare the careers of Nat Fyfe and Caleb Serong over their first 100 games, we'll look at key performance metrics such as disposals, goals, tackles, marks, and any accolades or awards. Here’s a structured comparison:

### Nat Fyfe (First 100 Games)
  • Disposals: Averaged around 24.5 disposals per game.
  • Goals: Scored approximately 1.0 goals per game.
  • Tackles: Averaged about 4.6 tackles per game.
  • Marks: Averaged around 5.0 marks per game.
  • Accolades:
- AFL Rising Star nominee (2010)
- All-Australian team selection (2014)
- Fremantle Best and Fairest (Doig Medal) (2013, 2014)
- Leigh Matthews Trophy (AFLPA MVP) (2014)
- Brownlow Medal (2015)

### Caleb Serong (First 100 Games - Projected)
  • Disposals: Averaging around 23.0 disposals per game (based on current data).
  • Goals: Scoring approximately 0.5 goals per game.
  • Tackles: Averaging about 5.5 tackles per game.
  • Marks: Averaging around 4.0 marks per game.
  • Accolades:
- AFL Rising Star (2020)
- Fremantle Best and Fairest (Doig Medal) (2021)

### Comparison Analysis
1. Disposals:
- Fyfe slightly edges out Serong in average disposals per game over their first 100 games.

2. Goals:
- Fyfe has a higher goal-scoring average compared to Serong.

3. Tackles:
- Serong has a higher tackling average, indicating his strong defensive capabilities.

4. Marks:
- Fyfe has a slight advantage in marking.

5. Accolades:
- Fyfe’s accolades include a Brownlow Medal and multiple All-Australian selections by his 100th game, indicating a more decorated early career compared to Serong, who has won the Rising Star award and a club Best and Fairest.

Overall, while both players have shown remarkable performances, Fyfe's early career was particularly distinguished by several prestigious individual awards, while Serong has demonstrated solid and consistent contributions, especially in defensive actions like tackling.
 
Purple Jesus said:
To compare the careers of Nat Fyfe and Caleb Serong over their first 100 games, we'll look at key performance metrics such as disposals, goals, tackles, marks, and any accolades or awards. Here’s a structured comparison:

### Nat Fyfe (First 100 Games)
  • Disposals: Averaged around 24.5 disposals per game.
  • Goals: Scored approximately 1.0 goals per game.
  • Tackles: Averaged about 4.6 tackles per game.
  • Marks: Averaged around 5.0 marks per game.
  • Accolades:
- AFL Rising Star nominee (2010)
- All-Australian team selection (2014)
- Fremantle Best and Fairest (Doig Medal) (2013, 2014)
- Leigh Matthews Trophy (AFLPA MVP) (2014)
- Brownlow Medal (2015)

### Caleb Serong (First 100 Games - Projected)
  • Disposals: Averaging around 23.0 disposals per game (based on current data).
  • Goals: Scoring approximately 0.5 goals per game.
  • Tackles: Averaging about 5.5 tackles per game.
  • Marks: Averaging around 4.0 marks per game.
  • Accolades:
- AFL Rising Star (2020)
- Fremantle Best and Fairest (Doig Medal) (2021)

### Comparison Analysis
1. Disposals:
- Fyfe slightly edges out Serong in average disposals per game over their first 100 games.

2. Goals:
- Fyfe has a higher goal-scoring average compared to Serong.

3. Tackles:
- Serong has a higher tackling average, indicating his strong defensive capabilities.

4. Marks:
- Fyfe has a slight advantage in marking.

5. Accolades:
- Fyfe’s accolades include a Brownlow Medal and multiple All-Australian selections by his 100th game, indicating a more decorated early career compared to Serong, who has won the Rising Star award and a club Best and Fairest.

Overall, while both players have shown remarkable performances, Fyfe's early career was particularly distinguished by several prestigious individual awards, while Serong has demonstrated solid and consistent contributions, especially in defensive actions like tackling.
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Easy to forget how good Fyfe was. All that and going a goal a game isn't bad is it?
 

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Mr Cheese said:
Easy to forget how good Fyfe was. All that and going a goal a game isn't bad is it?
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Right?! Fyfe was insane. I mean, Serong is a gun but it's easy to forget just how good Fyfe was in his first 100 too. It's why I was looking it, out of curiosity.
 
Purple Jesus said:
To compare the careers of Nat Fyfe and Caleb Serong over their first 100 games, we'll look at key performance metrics such as disposals, goals, tackles, marks, and any accolades or awards. Here’s a structured comparison:

### Nat Fyfe (First 100 Games)
  • Disposals: Averaged around 24.5 disposals per game.
  • Goals: Scored approximately 1.0 goals per game.
  • Tackles: Averaged about 4.6 tackles per game.
  • Marks: Averaged around 5.0 marks per game.
  • Accolades:
  • AFL Rising Star nominee (2010)
  • All-Australian team selection (2014)
  • Fremantle Best and Fairest (Doig Medal) (2013, 2014)
  • Leigh Matthews Trophy (AFLPA MVP) (2014)
  • Brownlow Medal (2015)

### Caleb Serong (First 100 Games - Projected)
  • Disposals: Averaging around 23.0 disposals per game (based on current data).
  • Goals: Scoring approximately 0.5 goals per game.
  • Tackles: Averaging about 5.5 tackles per game.
  • Marks: Averaging around 4.0 marks per game.
  • Accolades:
  • AFL Rising Star (2020)
  • Fremantle Best and Fairest (Doig Medal) (2021)

### Comparison Analysis
1. Disposals:
- Fyfe slightly edges out Serong in average disposals per game over their first 100 games.

2. Goals:
- Fyfe has a higher goal-scoring average compared to Serong.

3. Tackles:
- Serong has a higher tackling average, indicating his strong defensive capabilities.

4. Marks:
- Fyfe has a slight advantage in marking.

5. Accolades:
- Fyfe’s accolades include a Brownlow Medal and multiple All-Australian selections by his 100th game, indicating a more decorated early career compared to Serong, who has won the Rising Star award and a club Best and Fairest.

Overall, while both players have shown remarkable performances, Fyfe's early career was particularly distinguished by several prestigious individual awards, while Serong has demonstrated solid and consistent contributions, especially in defensive actions like tackling.
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I think the statement “Fyfe has a slight advantage in marking is one of the bigger understatements I’ve seen here”

Yes I know it’s the stats. Just shows how they don’t necessarily give the full picture.

It’s a real reminder of how good young Nat was. Serong has been an absolute jet.
 
E Shed said:
I think the statement “Fyfe has a slight advantage in marking is one of the bigger understatements I’ve seen here”

Yes I know it’s the stats. Just shows how they don’t necessarily give the full picture.

It’s a real reminder of how good young Nat was. Serong has been an absolute jet.
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Honestly, I had forgotten that was Fyfe’s first 100. Should’ve been 2 Brownlows as well, which is just mind blowing. And even then, he didn’t come in as a fully-fledged AFL player, just a skinny kid who developed incredibly fast
 
Purple Jesus said:
To compare the careers of Nat Fyfe and Caleb Serong over their first 100 games, we'll look at key performance metrics such as disposals, goals, tackles, marks, and any accolades or awards. Here’s a structured comparison:

### Nat Fyfe (First 100 Games)
  • Disposals: Averaged around 24.5 disposals per game.
  • Goals: Scored approximately 1.0 goals per game.
  • Tackles: Averaged about 4.6 tackles per game.
  • Marks: Averaged around 5.0 marks per game.
  • Accolades:
- AFL Rising Star nominee (2010)
- All-Australian team selection (2014)
- Fremantle Best and Fairest (Doig Medal) (2013, 2014)
- Leigh Matthews Trophy (AFLPA MVP) (2014)
- Brownlow Medal (2015)

### Caleb Serong (First 100 Games - Projected)
  • Disposals: Averaging around 23.0 disposals per game (based on current data).
  • Goals: Scoring approximately 0.5 goals per game.
  • Tackles: Averaging about 5.5 tackles per game.
  • Marks: Averaging around 4.0 marks per game.
  • Accolades:
- AFL Rising Star (2020)
- Fremantle Best and Fairest (Doig Medal) (2021)

### Comparison Analysis
1. Disposals:
- Fyfe slightly edges out Serong in average disposals per game over their first 100 games.

2. Goals:
- Fyfe has a higher goal-scoring average compared to Serong.

3. Tackles:
- Serong has a higher tackling average, indicating his strong defensive capabilities.

4. Marks:
- Fyfe has a slight advantage in marking.

5. Accolades:
- Fyfe’s accolades include a Brownlow Medal and multiple All-Australian selections by his 100th game, indicating a more decorated early career compared to Serong, who has won the Rising Star award and a club Best and Fairest.

Overall, while both players have shown remarkable performances, Fyfe's early career was particularly distinguished by several prestigious individual awards, while Serong has demonstrated solid and consistent contributions, especially in defensive actions like tackling.
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Not sure of your source but according to AFL tables Caleb is averaging exactly 26 disposals in his career (second highest ever for the club) not 23.

 
Sometimes you just can't fathom how good certain players are GOING to become. He is deadset a beast. Such a really great player already, and hard to believe how quickly his first 5 years in the system have flown by. Hasn't put a foot wrong (Serong, so right!) since arriving and has blossomed into a natural leader of the club, the ethic and standards are higher and more professional because of him and of course, with the benefits of hindsight, it's been amusing to see fellow posters original takes on his drafting: boring, too small and unimpressed!! Lol, shows you how much we're nuffies at the end of the day and have no clue without the aid of a crystal ball!! I think there's one thing we can all agree on now though, a future Captain of the club is in waiting with this impressive young man who speaks like a much....older man!! He is ridiculously amazing :D

Congrats on the 100 mate, bring another win to the column please. Here's to you, cheers! :)
 
Quazar2 said:
Sometimes you just can't fathom how good certain players are GOING to become. He is deadset a beast. Such a really great player already, and hard to believe how quickly his first 5 years in the system have flown by. Hasn't put a foot wrong (Serong, so right!) since arriving and has blossomed into a natural leader of the club, the ethic and standards are higher and more professional because of him and of course, with the benefits of hindsight, it's been amusing to see fellow posters original takes on his drafting: boring, too small and unimpressed!! Lol, shows you how much we're nuffies at the end of the day and have no clue without the aid of a crystal ball!! I think there's one thing we can all agree on now though, a future Captain of the club is in waiting with this impressive young man who speaks like a much....older man!! He is ridiculously amazing :D

Congrats on the 100 mate, bring another win to the column please. Here's to you, cheers! :)
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:clapping::clapping::clapping::clapping::clapping::clapping: Well said. A real bonus for the club.
Not sure that Fyfe and Serong can be compared. Two totally different players.
 
Purple Jesus said:
To compare the careers of Nat Fyfe and Caleb Serong over their first 100 games, we'll look at key performance metrics such as disposals, goals, tackles, marks, and any accolades or awards. Here’s a structured comparison:

### Nat Fyfe (First 100 Games)
  • Disposals: Averaged around 24.5 disposals per game.
  • Goals: Scored approximately 1.0 goals per game.
  • Tackles: Averaged about 4.6 tackles per game.
  • Marks: Averaged around 5.0 marks per game.
  • Accolades:
- AFL Rising Star nominee (2010)
- All-Australian team selection (2014)
- Fremantle Best and Fairest (Doig Medal) (2013, 2014)
- Leigh Matthews Trophy (AFLPA MVP) (2014)
- Brownlow Medal (2015)

### Caleb Serong (First 100 Games - Projected)
  • Disposals: Averaging around 23.0 disposals per game (based on current data).
  • Goals: Scoring approximately 0.5 goals per game.
  • Tackles: Averaging about 5.5 tackles per game.
  • Marks: Averaging around 4.0 marks per game.
  • Accolades:
- AFL Rising Star (2020)
- Fremantle Best and Fairest (Doig Medal) (2021)

### Comparison Analysis
1. Disposals:
- Fyfe slightly edges out Serong in average disposals per game over their first 100 games.

2. Goals:
- Fyfe has a higher goal-scoring average compared to Serong.

3. Tackles:
- Serong has a higher tackling average, indicating his strong defensive capabilities.

4. Marks:
- Fyfe has a slight advantage in marking.

5. Accolades:
- Fyfe’s accolades include a Brownlow Medal and multiple All-Australian selections by his 100th game, indicating a more decorated early career compared to Serong, who has won the Rising Star award and a club Best and Fairest.

Overall, while both players have shown remarkable performances, Fyfe's early career was particularly distinguished by several prestigious individual awards, while Serong has demonstrated solid and consistent contributions, especially in defensive actions like tackling.
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I have Serong in the top 5 for Brownlow this year. Plus while Fyfe was a bull and a high flying highlight reel, Serong is a clearance ninja hitting bullseyes by hand in the tightest of congestion, while being tackled, at the highest of speeds, time after time before he can be taken down by 1 or more oppo mids.
 

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