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52,233 @ Port Adelaide v Hawthorn (Sat, 24 May 2014)
- highest ever Port home crowd (50397 v Adelaide; R2, 2014)
- highest ever Port home & away crowd (51883 v Collingwood; R1, 1997)
- highest ever crowd in South Australia (50397 v Adelaide; R2, 2014)
- 5th highest ever AFL crowd Port has played in front of (1-4 all MCG finals)
- 15th highest ever AFL or SANFL crowd Port has played in front of (SANFL crowds)
- 20th highest ever sports crowd in South Australia

last 50,000+ SANFL crowd - 50589 Port v Glenelg, 1990 GF

Shame Port don't host Collingwood this year.
 
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Current to R15, 2014: Adelaide v Port Adelaide

Record Adelaide Oval Attendances
Code: 
62543  Port Adelaide v Sturt            GF 1965
59417  Port Adelaide v Sturt            GF 1966
58924  Port Adelaide v Norwood          GF 1957
58849  Port Adelaide v Sturt            GF 1967
57811  Port Adelaide v Sturt            GF 1968
56525  Glenelg       v North Adelaide   GF 1973
56353  Port Adelaide v South Adelaide   GF 1964
55709  Port Adelaide v North Adelaide   GF 1972
55600  Glenelg       v Sturt            GF 1969
54282  Port Adelaide v West Adelaide    GF 1958

54162  Norwood       v North Adelaide   GF 1960
53473  Port Adelaide v Norwood          GF 1946
52688  Port Adelaide v North Adelaide   GF 1963
52233  Port Adelaide v Hawthorn        R10 2014*
52228  Port Adelaide v North Adelaide   GF 1971
50962  Australia     v England          3T 1933
50552  Adelaide      v Port Adelaide   R15 2014*
50397  Port Adelaide v Adelaide         R2 2014*
50389  Glenelg       v Norwood          GF 1950
50105  Norwood       v North Adelaide   GF 1952

50051  Adelaide      v Collingwood      R9 2014*
 
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Current to R15, 2014: Adelaide v Port Adelaide

Record Port Adelaide Attendances
Code: 
66897  Port Adelaide v Sturt            FP   GF 1976
62543  Port Adelaide v Sturt            AO   GF 1965
59417  Port Adelaide v Sturt            AO   GF 1966
58924  Port Adelaide v Norwood          AO   GF 1957
58849  Port Adelaide v Sturt            AO   GF 1967
57811  Port Adelaide v Sturt            AO   GF 1968
56717  Port Adelaide v Glenelg          FP   GF 1977
56353  Port Adelaide v South Adelaide   AO   GF 1964
55709  Port Adelaide v North Adelaide   AO   GF 1972
54536  Port Adelaide v Norwood          FP   GF 1980

54282  Port Adelaide v West Adelaide    AO   GF 1958
53473  Port Adelaide v Norwood          AO   GF 1946
52688  Port Adelaide v North Adelaide   AO   GF 1963
52659  Port Adelaide v Glenelg          FP   GF 1981
52233  Port Adelaide v Hawthorn         AO  R10 2014*
52228  Port Adelaide v North Adelaide   AO   GF 1971
51140  Adelaide      v Port Adelaide    FP   R5 2003
50589  Port Adelaide v Glenelg          FP   GF 1990
50552  Adelaide      v Port Adelaide    AO  R15 2014*
50521  Adelaide      v Port Adelaide    FP   SF 2005

50487  Port Adelaide v North Adelaide   FP   GF 1989
50428  Port Adelaide v South Adelaide   FP   GF 1979
50397  Port Adelaide v Adelaide         AO   R2 2014*
50313  Port Adelaide v Glenelg          FP   GF 1988
50271  Port Adelaide v Norwood          FP   GF 1984
50275  Port Adelaide v Adelaide         FP  R20 2002
 
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Current to R15, 2014: Adelaide v Port Adelaide

Record South Australian Attendances
Code: 
66897  Port Adelaide v Sturt            FP   GF 1976
62543  Port Adelaide v Sturt            AO   GF 1965
59417  Port Adelaide v Sturt            AO   GF 1966
58924  Port Adelaide v Norwood          AO   GF 1957
58849  Port Adelaide v Sturt            AO   GF 1967
58113  Glenelg       v Sturt            FP   GF 1974
57811  Port Adelaide v Sturt            AO   GF 1968
56717  Port Adelaide v Glenelg          FP   GF 1977
56525  Glenelg       v North Adelaide   AO   GF 1973
56353  Port Adelaide v South Adelaide   AO   GF 1964

55709  Port Adelaide v North Adelaide   AO   GF 1972
55600  Glenelg       v Sturt            AO   GF 1969
54536  Port Adelaide v Norwood          FP   GF 1980
54282  Port Adelaide v West Adelaide    AO   GF 1958
54162  Norwood       v North Adelaide   AO   GF 1960
53473  Port Adelaide v Norwood          AO   GF 1946
53283  Glenelg       v Norwood          FP   GF 1975
52688  Port Adelaide v North Adelaide   AO   GF 1963
52659  Port Adelaide v Glenelg          FP   GF 1981
52233  Port Adelaide v Hawthorn         AO  R10 2014*
Code: 
52228  Port Adelaide v North Adelaide   AO   GF 1971
51140  Adelaide      v Port Adelaide    FP   R5 2003
50962  Australia     v England          AO   3T 1933
50867  Norwood       v Sturt            FP   GF 1978
50617  Glenelg       v North Adelaide   FP   GF 1987
50589  Port Adelaide v Glenelg          FP   GF 1990
50552  Adelaide      v Port Adelaide    AO  R15 2014*
50538  Glenelg       v North Adelaide   FP   GF 1986
50521  Adelaide      v Port Adelaide    FP   SF 2005
50514  Adelaide      v West Coast       FP   PF 2006

50487  Port Adelaide v North Adelaide   FP   GF 1989
50428  Port Adelaide v South Adelaide   FP   GF 1979
50397  Port Adelaide v Adelaide         AO   R2 2014*
50393  Adelaide      v Essendon         FP   EF 2009
50389  Glenelg       v Norwood          AO   GF 1950
50313  Port Adelaide v Glenelg          FP   GF 1988
50289  Glenelg       v North Adelaide   FP   GF 1985
50271  Port Adelaide v Norwood          FP   GF 1984
50275  Port Adelaide v Adelaide         FP  R20 2002
50105  Norwood       v North Adelaide   AO   GF 1952

50051  Adelaide      v Collingwood      AO   R9 2014*
 
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Consecutive 100+ losses to an opponent occurred only twice in the first 80 years of the VFL, and another 10 times in the 35 seasons 1977-2011. GWS has suffered this fate three times in its brief existence, to Adelaide, West Coast and Richmond.
 
Catsace said:
Would be the last player to play against Gary Sr (and amazingly 13 seasons worth of games against his son too) and also the last Bomber to play at Kardinia Park in Rd 21 1993. His career longevity is truly astonishing.
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Also, to go from debuting in the year of Gary Ayres and Dale Weightman's retirement to being the oldest in a league containing the likes of Josh Kelly and James Aish.

I think the Flea's 37 years older than Aish.

Remarkable.
 
The match between Collingwood and West Coast today was the first match this season where both team scored over 100 points.

It took 78 matches. Last year it only took 3 matches.
 
red+black said:
52,233 @ Port Adelaide v Hawthorn (Sat, 24 May 2014)
- highest ever Port home crowd (50397 v Adelaide; R2, 2014)
- highest ever Port home & away crowd (51883 v Collingwood; R1, 1997)
- highest ever crowd in South Australia (50397 v Adelaide; R2, 2014)
- 5th highest ever AFL crowd Port has played in front of (1-4 all MCG finals)
- 15th highest ever AFL or SANFL crowd Port has played in front of (SANFL crowds)
- 20th highest ever sports crowd in South Australia

last 50,000+ SANFL crowd - 50589 Port v Glenelg, 1990 GF

Shame Port don't host Collingwood this year.
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- Highest crowd Hawthorn has played to outside Victoria.
 

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Not really a stat, just curio - the geographical breakdown of visitors to afltables.com this month.
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Geelong with the win over North now have 1250 wins and 1050 losses.....so probably now having a 200 win surplus over losses for the first time in it's history.

Looking over the tables at AFL Tables, Geelong versus West Coast now has an identical 23-1-23 record, but Geelong has outscored the Eagles by 642 points. Surprising stat that, especially as the Eagles dominated the first 10 years or so.
 
Catsace said:
Geelong with the win over North now have 1250 wins and 1050 losses.....so probably now having a 200 win surplus over losses for the first time in it's history.

Looking over the tables at AFL Tables, Geelong versus West Coast now has an identical 23-1-23 record, but Geelong has outscored the Eagles by 642 points. Surprising stat that, especially as the Eagles dominated the first 10 years or so.
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We won a lot of those matches, but 1994 GF aside, I can't ever recall us thrashing the Cats.

On the flipside, I can definitely remember being the recipient of some massive losses to Geelong. 1989, 2005, 2008 (x2), 2013...
 
On three occasions Carlton has kicked the lowest score of the season in a year in which they won the premiership: 1968, 1970 and 1995.
The first team to do this was Essendon in 1923.
The only other team to achieve this were West Coast in 1992, who actually kicked the two lowest scores of the season.
 
worbod said:
On three occasions Carlton has kicked the lowest score of the season in a year in which they won the premiership: 1968, 1970 and 1995.
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What's the highest score a wooden spoon team has kicked, their biggest winning margin, and have they ever had the highest score of the season or conceded the lowest?
 
The highest score kicked by a team who ended up taking the wooden spoon is 26.15 (171) by Richmond vs. North Melbourne in round 5, 1989.

A wooden spooner has kicked the highest score of the season on two occasions, both times by South Melbourne. They kicked the highest score of 1922: 21.10 (136) and for 1962: 22.11 (143).

The biggest winning margin by a team who ended up taking the wooden spoon is 78 points by South Melbourne vs. Geelong in round 18, 1922. A wooden spooner has never produced the biggest winning margin of any season. Nor has a wooden spooner ever conceded the lowest score of any season.
 
If Dustin Fletcher plays all of Essendon's remaining games this year, he will have played 399 games.

Essendon are an outside chance of 11-12 wins and snagging 8th.

Collingwood (5th) v Essendon (8th) at the MCG for Fletcher's 400 would be awesome!
 
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If Dustin Fletcher plays all of Essendon's remaining games this year, he will have played 399 games.

Essendon are an outside chance of 11-12 wins and snagging 8th.

Collingwood (5th) v Essendon (8th) at the MCG for Fletcher's 400 would be awesome!
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The way he spoke last night in the post-match interview, I reckon he thinks he has another season in him. I really want him to get to 426/427 but it's very unlikely that could be achieved next season
 
From a stats perspective, spewing Gunston didn't kick an extra goal today.

Roughead (30 goals), Breust (30 goals), Gunston (29 goals)

Couldn't be too many occasions where a club had 3 players kick 30 goals half way into the season.
 
Following on, many would recall 1993 was a good year for goalkicking.

After 10/20 rounds in 1993, North had Carey (40 goals), McAdam (38) and Longmire (37).
After 11 games in 1993, North had Carey (43 goals), McAdam (39) and Longmire (39).
 
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