I just looked up the stats (of free kicks) of every Grand Final between a Victorian and non-Victorian team since 2000 and this is what I got
2001
Brisbane - 22
Essendon - 19
2002
Collingwood - 24
Brisbane - 16
2003
Brisbane - 13
Collingwood - 18
2007
Geelong - 28
Port Adelaide - 25
2012
Sydney - 10
Hawthorn - 21
2013
Hawthorn - 14
Fremantle - 13
2014
Sydney - 18
Hawthorn - 18
2015
Hawthorn - 14
West Coast - 13
2016
Sydney - 8
Western Bulldogs - 20
So that is
Non-Victorian - 138 free kicks
Victorian - 162 free kicks
Or
Non-Victorian - 46% of free kicks
Victorian - 54% of free kicks
It also means of the 9 Grand Finals with Victorian and Non-Victorian teams playing since 2000, the Victorian team have won 7 of them (free kick wise), the non-Victorian team has won it once and there was one draw.
What are the reasons for this, and could this be a problem for Adelaide next week?
2001
Brisbane - 22
Essendon - 19
2002
Collingwood - 24
Brisbane - 16
2003
Brisbane - 13
Collingwood - 18
2007
Geelong - 28
Port Adelaide - 25
2012
Sydney - 10
Hawthorn - 21
2013
Hawthorn - 14
Fremantle - 13
2014
Sydney - 18
Hawthorn - 18
2015
Hawthorn - 14
West Coast - 13
2016
Sydney - 8
Western Bulldogs - 20
So that is
Non-Victorian - 138 free kicks
Victorian - 162 free kicks
Or
Non-Victorian - 46% of free kicks
Victorian - 54% of free kicks
It also means of the 9 Grand Finals with Victorian and Non-Victorian teams playing since 2000, the Victorian team have won 7 of them (free kick wise), the non-Victorian team has won it once and there was one draw.
What are the reasons for this, and could this be a problem for Adelaide next week?