Autopsy Round 4, 2022: Hawthorn v St.Kilda

[The Punter]

St Kilda scoring accuracy under Ratten since appointed (non-caretaker) coach:

R1-13 2021: 116.132
Rest of 2021, plus 2020 and 2022: 369.276

 

[PostmanBish]

The early win against a decent Richmond side and then knocking off the Dogs were big steps forward but right now they are looking like the weight of expectation has given them a few wobbles.

So do we call it the Carlywobbles, or the Blue Staggers, if it persists for a few more rounds?

 

[PostmanBish]

St Kilda scoring accuracy under Ratten since appointed (non-caretaker) coach:

R1-13 2021: 116.132
Rest of 2021, plus 2020 and 2022: 369.276

57.2% goal conversion from shots that score isn't bad ... be interesting to have the numbers factoring in the OoF or not making the distance.

 

[jwikked]

57.2% goal conversion from shots that score isn't bad ... be interesting to have the numbers factoring in the OoF or not making the distance.

It's a shame OOF isn't counted in normal statistics, I've seen media commentators talking about the goal kicking accuracy of blokes I know kicked out on the full during that game. I think it matters.

 

[Armitage2Riewoldt]

It's a shame OOF isn't counted in normal statistics, I've seen media commentators talking about the goal kicking accuracy of blokes I know kicked out on the full during that game. I think it matters.

It's funny that it actually factors in positively to accuracy statistics.

 

[geelong sajnt]

Watched the replay again and the biggest tick for me was our third quarter. We knew the Hawks would come out hard and want speed on the game. Instead we slowed the game down in possession. Held it up, made them chase. When they had the ball we used our speed to pressure and shut them down. BUT we had the ability to shut the Hawks out of the game like the very good sides can.

Can we do this every week? If yes we can do some real damage this year.