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25 + 25 + 25 +26 = 101 minimum with no time on, clock only stopped for goals then I think, so add 1 min for each goal, pretty accurate.
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25 + 25 + 25 +26 = 101 minimum with no time on, clock only stopped for goals then I think, so add 1 min for each goal, pretty accurate.
This week's results has me wondering, what is the record total winning margin in a round for South Australian teams?
And for that matter, what about the other states?
And for that matter, what about the other states?
It's relatively well known that in 1941 the VFL, SANFL and WAFL premiers all wore red and blue, and in 1990 all wore black and white. But have the wooden spooners in these leagues all worn the same colours? There's a chance that they all might be black and red this year
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What is the most 40 possession games in a career and by who?
Rockliff now has done it 8 times, at 26 you'd think he'd be adding to that figure.
Rockliff now has done it 8 times, at 26 you'd think he'd be adding to that figure.
What is the longest "Double Drought" currently in the VFL/AFL.
All I know is that it is at least 28 years - Melbourne over Collingwood twice - not since 1988.
What an indictment on the Melbourne Football Club. Is this the longest drought for any two Melbourne clubs?
It's surely gotta go close.
In other words, Melbourne has NEVER done the double over Collingwood in the AFL.
Just to refresh your memories, these were the scorelines in 1988. In fact, they actually did a rare triple over the Pies back in '88.
No doubt Gazza & Jim played starring roles as well.
Round 10, 1988. Melbourne 12.12.84 d Collingwood 10.11.71 (Waverley Park)
Round 16, 1988. Melbourne 14.10.94 d Collingwood 6.12.48 (MCG)
1988 Semi-Final. Melbourne 13.17.95 d Collingwood 12.10.82 (MCG)
The point is - surely the 28 year drought breaks this week?
Are there any other doubles that stretch back to VFL days?
For the purposes of this question at least 5 clubs can be eliminated from the reckoning, perhaps 6 if you include the Brisbane Lions.
All I know is that it is at least 28 years - Melbourne over Collingwood twice - not since 1988.
What an indictment on the Melbourne Football Club. Is this the longest drought for any two Melbourne clubs?
It's surely gotta go close.
In other words, Melbourne has NEVER done the double over Collingwood in the AFL.
Just to refresh your memories, these were the scorelines in 1988. In fact, they actually did a rare triple over the Pies back in '88.
No doubt Gazza & Jim played starring roles as well.
Round 10, 1988. Melbourne 12.12.84 d Collingwood 10.11.71 (Waverley Park)
Round 16, 1988. Melbourne 14.10.94 d Collingwood 6.12.48 (MCG)
1988 Semi-Final. Melbourne 13.17.95 d Collingwood 12.10.82 (MCG)
The point is - surely the 28 year drought breaks this week?
Are there any other doubles that stretch back to VFL days?
For the purposes of this question at least 5 clubs can be eliminated from the reckoning, perhaps 6 if you include the Brisbane Lions.
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Gehrig took a contested mark in the forward fifty but a free was given off the ball. The same thing happened earlier in the quarter when Milne kicked a goal but was disallowed because of a free kick.
Its explained here:
www.brisbanetimes.com.au/news/sport/bulldogs-and-saints-play-out-draw/2007/08/03/1185648153048.html&cid=1118609648&ei=-2yzRqPJBoH20QGbw6GpBQ
Gary Ablett Jnr is up to 19 including 7 times in 2009 alone.
Others:
G Williams - 14
D Swan - 13
R Harvey - 10
T Wallace - 8
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After its win against Brisbane, Fremantle now has an average winning margin of 81 points from its two wins so far this season.
What is the highest average winning margin for a team over the entire season?
What is the highest average winning margin for a team over the entire season?
Geelong's last seven matches have seen the opposing sides score (from the Suns game in Round 6) the tallies of behinds in this order.
6,7,6,8,8,4,2.....41 behinds in 7 games.
RogersResults has already pointed out that the 97 behinds scored against Geelong in the 12 games is the lowest tally after 12 matches since 1901, but has any other side in modern times had such accuracy scored against a particular opponent? The total score against Geelong in these 7 games has been 88.41 in this stretch, at a clip higher than 68%.
Geelong has scored 108.109 in that time at a pretty standard for Geelong conversion rate of 50%.
6,7,6,8,8,4,2.....41 behinds in 7 games.
RogersResults has already pointed out that the 97 behinds scored against Geelong in the 12 games is the lowest tally after 12 matches since 1901, but has any other side in modern times had such accuracy scored against a particular opponent? The total score against Geelong in these 7 games has been 88.41 in this stretch, at a clip higher than 68%.
Geelong has scored 108.109 in that time at a pretty standard for Geelong conversion rate of 50%.
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The only season I could think of was 1996, where three teams that currently or previously used the name "The Maroons" all finished last in three major leagues.
These were the Fitzroy Lions in the AFL, the Subiaco Lions in the WAFL and the Traralgon Maroons in the VFL.
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I managed to find a wooden spoon trifecta for you.
In 1919, the red and blue teams all finished last in the VFL, WAFL and SANFL, with Melbourne, West Perth and Norwood collecting wooden spoons in these respective leagues. Port Melbourne while not finishing last also had a very poor VFA season that year.
General ongoing research question...
has anyone else been working on compilation of a list showing which players spent their entire VFL/AFL career on the bench ?
For example, this article a couple of years ago about Andy Demetriou (1977, 1 game, Sth Melb)
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/a...-unwanted-record/story-fni5ezdm-1226889981313
So far, I believe I've found 21 players fitting the criteria, including four players who had two games as 19th or 20th man and never came onto the field during play.
has anyone else been working on compilation of a list showing which players spent their entire VFL/AFL career on the bench ?
For example, this article a couple of years ago about Andy Demetriou (1977, 1 game, Sth Melb)
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/a...-unwanted-record/story-fni5ezdm-1226889981313
So far, I believe I've found 21 players fitting the criteria, including four players who had two games as 19th or 20th man and never came onto the field during play.
Does anyone keep track of the centre bounce participation stats? Posted on another thread with no response and I can't find anything on the Internet
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Hawthorn had 270 disposals last night. How long has it been since they have had so few?
Brisbane had 1 contested mark today. Is that the lowest ever recorded?
Brisbane had 1 contested mark today. Is that the lowest ever recorded?
Hawthorn had 267 disposals in Round 2, 2009 against Sydney (in a 38 point loss), and that appears to be the answer.
http://www.footywire.com/afl/footy/ft_season_records
Essendon also had just one contested mark earlier this year (vs. Geelong April 16) according to Footywire.
Hawthorn's 270 disposals is the 2016 Team Game Low Record.
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There are some examples of a number of teams with the same colours/logo losing the Grand Final in the same season:
1982 - The Tigers - Richmond, Claremont and Glenelg - contested the VFL, WAFL & SANFL Grand Finals, and all lost to Carlton, Swan Districts and Norwood.
1993 - Red & Blue teams in West Perth (WAFL), Norwood (SANFL) and Port Melbourne (VFA) made the Grand Finals, and all suffered heavy defeats, respectively to Claremont, WWT Eagles and Werribee. The Melbourne Reserves defied the trend, winning the 1993 Reserve Grade Premiership over North.
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hey guys. just after a link to a site that specifically states free kick stats for high tackles. e.g who has most.
Keep hearing Sicily 4th, Toby Mclean is up there, just need something to verify this...
help appreciated. who is 1? selwood? link would be great. cheers.
Keep hearing Sicily 4th, Toby Mclean is up there, just need something to verify this...
help appreciated. who is 1? selwood? link would be great. cheers.
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as a new follower what would roughly be the average winning final margin?
I'm pretty sure those are the kind of stats that are kept under lock and key by Champion Data.
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Answer above, but they last had fewer in a WIN in 2003, R19 at the SCG.
