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Has anyone noticed the updates have been slower since he got engaged?
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Video Highlights Taylor Walker - Every goal of his career
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You know what they say mate, busy wife, busy life
Within a week.
If she at any stage stops you from doing the things you like, you just come and see me.
Uncle Slippery will sort it out.
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Brenton Davy
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Hahaha, if anything it's the other way around for us mate
Give it time mate... Give it time
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Give it time mate... Give it time
I don't know mate, I'm pretty damn annoying to be around
I managed to piggyback off the bandwidth here at Uni and get the footage that way so hopefully this weekend I'll get the video out.
Danoz
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I don't know mate, I'm pretty damn annoying to be around
I managed to piggyback off the bandwidth here at Uni and get the footage that way so hopefully this weekend I'll get the video out.
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Finally got around to getting this done! It's only up to the end of the Collingwood match (since I'm choosing to ignore the existence of today's match until I can stand to think of it without getting angry) but that still includes 11 more goals!
On to the stats, where things have moved around a bit. First of all, in the goal assist tallies, we have an astounding five new names on the list, with Betts giving away his first two Walker assists, and each of Jenkins, Lyons, Podsiadly and Grigg joining the elite club as well. Douglas continues to extend his lead up the top of the ladder with 17 assists, and along with Wright (15) is well ahead of the rest of the pack.
1. Douglas - 17
2. Wright - 15
3. Petrenko - 12
4. Vince (O) - 11
5. Van Berlo - 11
6. Dangerfield - 10
7. Mackay - 9
8. S. Thompson - 9
Opposition turnover - 8
9. Sloane - 8
10. Tippett (O) - 5
11. Knights (O) - 5
12. Reilly - 5
13. Henderson - 4
14. Porplyzia - 4
15. Callinan (R) - 4
16. McLeod (R) - 3
17. Goodwin (R) - 3
18. Jaensch - 3
19. Jacobs - 3
20. Stevens (R) - 2
21. Griffin (O) - 2
22. Maric (O) - 2
23. Doughty (R) - 2
24. Smith - 2
25. Johncock (R) - 2
26. Otten - 2
27. Betts - 2
28. Hentschel (R) - 1
29. Edwards (R) - 1
30. Gill (R) - 1
31. Cook (R) - 1
32. Rutten - 1
33. Armstrong (O) - 1
34. Schmidt (R) - 1
35. Riley (O) - 1
36. McKernan - 1
37. Martin - 1
38. Johnston - 1
39. Jenkins - 1
40. Lyons - 1
41. Podsiadly - 1
42. Grigg - 1
Things are less exciting in the secondary assists tally, though Wright does move a long way up the ladder to 5th place with an extra couple of secondary assists.
Opposition turnover/free against - 25
Umpire bounce/hitout - 16
1. S. Thompson - 16
2. Reilly - 11
3. Dangerfield - 9
4. Vince (O) - 8
5. Wright - 6
6. Jacobs - 6
7. Doughty (R) - 5
8. Van Berlo - 5
9. Porplyzia - 5
10. Jaensch - 5
11. Douglas - 5
12. Edwards (R) - 4
13. Rutten - 4
14. Petrenko - 4
15. Sloane - 4
16. Johncock (R) - 4
17. Mackay - 4
18. Knights (O) - 3
19. Callinan (R) - 3
20. Jenkins - 3
21. Goodwin (R) - 2
22. Stevens (R) - 2
23. Otten - 2
24. Henderson - 2
25. Betts - 2
26. Smith - 2
27. Tippett (O) - 1
28. Moran (R) - 1
29. Symes (R) - 1
30. Walker - 1
31. Davis (O) - 1
32. Armstrong (O) - 1
33. Maric (O) - 1
34. McKernan - 1
35. Riley (O) - 1
36. Talia - 1
37. Lyons - 1
38. Podsiadly - 1
Unsighted - 1
No new leaders in the goals per team list, with Freo still well in the lead despite holding Tex goalless in round 12. On the plus side, Walker finally averages more than a goal per game against Collingwood for the first time in his career.
Goals per team:
1) Fremantle - 26 (from 8)
2) Port Adelaide - 20 (from 7)
3) Hawthorn - 17 (from 6)
4) Brisbane - 15 (from 6)
5) Gold Coast - 14 (from 3)
6) Essendon - 14 (from 5)
7) Geelong - 12 (from 5)
8) North Melbourne - 9 (from 4)
9) Western Bulldog - 8 (from 4)
10) St Kilda - 8 (from 5)
11) Richmond - 7 (from 3)
12) Melbourne - 7 (from 5)
13) Carlton - 7 (from 5)
14) Sydney - 6 (from 4)
15) Collingwood - 6 (from 5)
16) West Coast - 3 (from 2)
17) Greater Western Sydney - 1 (from 2)
Average goals per team:
1) Gold Coast - 4.67 (from 3)
2) Fremantle - 3.25 (from 8)
3) Port Adelaide - 2.86 (from 7)
4) Hawthorn - 2.83 (from 6)
5) Essendon - 2.8 (from 5)
6) Brisbane - 2.5 (from 6)
7) Geelong - 2.4 (from 5)
8) Richmond - 2.33 (from 3)
9) North Melbourne - 2.25 (from 4)
10) Western Bulldog - 2 (from 4)
11) St Kilda - 1.6 (from 5)
12) West Coast - 1.5 (from 2)
13) Sydney - 1.5 (from 4)
14) Melbourne - 1.4 (from 5)
15) Carlton - 1.4 (from 5)
16) Collingwood - 1.2 (from 5)
17) Greater Western Sydney - 0.5 (from 2)
Finally, Walker remains in 10th spot on the all-time goalscorers for the Crows, now only one goal behind Porplyzia. By next video he should have overtaken both Porplyzia and Tippett, with Tyson Edwards not much further ahead. Then it could be a very long time before Jars is headed.
1) Tony Modra: 440
2) Mark Ricciuto: 291
3) Andrew McLeod: 277
4) Scott Welsh: 270
5) Brett Burton: 265
6) Darren Jarman: 264
7) Tyson Edwards: 192
8) Kurt Tippett: 188
9) Jason Porplyzia: 181 (A)
10) Taylor Walker: 180 (A)
Video added to the playlist (there are 24 videos now!), front post updated.
On to the stats, where things have moved around a bit. First of all, in the goal assist tallies, we have an astounding five new names on the list, with Betts giving away his first two Walker assists, and each of Jenkins, Lyons, Podsiadly and Grigg joining the elite club as well. Douglas continues to extend his lead up the top of the ladder with 17 assists, and along with Wright (15) is well ahead of the rest of the pack.
1. Douglas - 17
2. Wright - 15
3. Petrenko - 12
4. Vince (O) - 11
5. Van Berlo - 11
6. Dangerfield - 10
7. Mackay - 9
8. S. Thompson - 9
Opposition turnover - 8
9. Sloane - 8
10. Tippett (O) - 5
11. Knights (O) - 5
12. Reilly - 5
13. Henderson - 4
14. Porplyzia - 4
15. Callinan (R) - 4
16. McLeod (R) - 3
17. Goodwin (R) - 3
18. Jaensch - 3
19. Jacobs - 3
20. Stevens (R) - 2
21. Griffin (O) - 2
22. Maric (O) - 2
23. Doughty (R) - 2
24. Smith - 2
25. Johncock (R) - 2
26. Otten - 2
27. Betts - 2
28. Hentschel (R) - 1
29. Edwards (R) - 1
30. Gill (R) - 1
31. Cook (R) - 1
32. Rutten - 1
33. Armstrong (O) - 1
34. Schmidt (R) - 1
35. Riley (O) - 1
36. McKernan - 1
37. Martin - 1
38. Johnston - 1
39. Jenkins - 1
40. Lyons - 1
41. Podsiadly - 1
42. Grigg - 1
Things are less exciting in the secondary assists tally, though Wright does move a long way up the ladder to 5th place with an extra couple of secondary assists.
Opposition turnover/free against - 25
Umpire bounce/hitout - 16
1. S. Thompson - 16
2. Reilly - 11
3. Dangerfield - 9
4. Vince (O) - 8
5. Wright - 6
6. Jacobs - 6
7. Doughty (R) - 5
8. Van Berlo - 5
9. Porplyzia - 5
10. Jaensch - 5
11. Douglas - 5
12. Edwards (R) - 4
13. Rutten - 4
14. Petrenko - 4
15. Sloane - 4
16. Johncock (R) - 4
17. Mackay - 4
18. Knights (O) - 3
19. Callinan (R) - 3
20. Jenkins - 3
21. Goodwin (R) - 2
22. Stevens (R) - 2
23. Otten - 2
24. Henderson - 2
25. Betts - 2
26. Smith - 2
27. Tippett (O) - 1
28. Moran (R) - 1
29. Symes (R) - 1
30. Walker - 1
31. Davis (O) - 1
32. Armstrong (O) - 1
33. Maric (O) - 1
34. McKernan - 1
35. Riley (O) - 1
36. Talia - 1
37. Lyons - 1
38. Podsiadly - 1
Unsighted - 1
No new leaders in the goals per team list, with Freo still well in the lead despite holding Tex goalless in round 12. On the plus side, Walker finally averages more than a goal per game against Collingwood for the first time in his career.
Goals per team:
1) Fremantle - 26 (from 8)
2) Port Adelaide - 20 (from 7)
3) Hawthorn - 17 (from 6)
4) Brisbane - 15 (from 6)
5) Gold Coast - 14 (from 3)
6) Essendon - 14 (from 5)
7) Geelong - 12 (from 5)
8) North Melbourne - 9 (from 4)
9) Western Bulldog - 8 (from 4)
10) St Kilda - 8 (from 5)
11) Richmond - 7 (from 3)
12) Melbourne - 7 (from 5)
13) Carlton - 7 (from 5)
14) Sydney - 6 (from 4)
15) Collingwood - 6 (from 5)
16) West Coast - 3 (from 2)
17) Greater Western Sydney - 1 (from 2)
Average goals per team:
1) Gold Coast - 4.67 (from 3)
2) Fremantle - 3.25 (from 8)
3) Port Adelaide - 2.86 (from 7)
4) Hawthorn - 2.83 (from 6)
5) Essendon - 2.8 (from 5)
6) Brisbane - 2.5 (from 6)
7) Geelong - 2.4 (from 5)
8) Richmond - 2.33 (from 3)
9) North Melbourne - 2.25 (from 4)
10) Western Bulldog - 2 (from 4)
11) St Kilda - 1.6 (from 5)
12) West Coast - 1.5 (from 2)
13) Sydney - 1.5 (from 4)
14) Melbourne - 1.4 (from 5)
15) Carlton - 1.4 (from 5)
16) Collingwood - 1.2 (from 5)
17) Greater Western Sydney - 0.5 (from 2)
Finally, Walker remains in 10th spot on the all-time goalscorers for the Crows, now only one goal behind Porplyzia. By next video he should have overtaken both Porplyzia and Tippett, with Tyson Edwards not much further ahead. Then it could be a very long time before Jars is headed.
1) Tony Modra: 440
2) Mark Ricciuto: 291
3) Andrew McLeod: 277
4) Scott Welsh: 270
5) Brett Burton: 265
6) Darren Jarman: 264
7) Tyson Edwards: 192
8) Kurt Tippett: 188
9) Jason Porplyzia: 181 (A)
10) Taylor Walker: 180 (A)
Video added to the playlist (there are 24 videos now!), front post updated.
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Podsiadly doesn't have an 'R' in his name
Apparently I've been spelling it wrong for five years now!
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190 goals puts Tex 2 shy of Edwards in 7. Ahead of Tippett also.
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Blokes like him are the reason bridges are built, diseases are cured and stadiums are finished on time. Just thinking about what goes into creating this video makes my head spin.
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Now if only I could get my actual work finished on time
Ten goals slotted in the last two weeks. No rest for the wicked, it seems! Should have a new video out sometime this week.
Depends on how many games we have to go! 3 games and I'd say 35, four or more and probably 40 plus.
Bailey01
Norm Smith Medallist
It would be an excellent story if Tex were to get 35+
I honestly thought he'd struggle to get to 20, but he's left me thinking his best football is still ahead of him and could prove crucial to our chances of top 4 in the coming seasons.
You could probably make an argument to suggest the more goals he scores in the next three games means he will have a chance to kick even more -
So it'll be he'll kick 32 for the year or 45
no inbetween
