Dirty Bird
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Wouldn't count 2nd out just yet
Video Highlights Taylor Walker - Every goal of his career
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- Apr 18, 2010
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Wouldn't count 2nd out just yet
Think 80 is a real possibility... that's just over 3 a game from now on. He is going to tear teams apart with his running, body work and footy smarts.
Danoz
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If we play two finals, win one lose one, he should push 10 more than that.
- Sep 11, 2009
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Loved his 200th goal. Lynch lining up, Tex standing still 25m out dead in front pointing at the big sticks, telling the ranga to kick for goal. Lynch trots in for goal and on the last step stabs a 30m bullet pass to Tex. He literally had no idea it was coming until the ball was 15m away, such is his gravitational pull
NTRabbit
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Lynch scrapes 45m on the run, was never any doubt. Poor defending by the Roos to allow anything other than a high ball to the hot spot, especially since they managed to remember to block Henderson from taking hand off shots from 60m.
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It's that time again! We start off the season with another eight Walker goals!
Let's go straight to the goal assists, where we have two new entrants in Ellis-Yolmen, and Tommy Lynch who somehow has never featured before, but now debuts at #30 with two assists. Goal assist leader Douglas just keeps on keeping on with another assist, with him and Wright miles ahead of anyone else. Former goal assist leader Van Berlo returns to action with another assist as well.
1. Douglas - 20
2. Wright - 17
3. Petrenko (R) - 12
4. Van Berlo - 12
5. Vince (O) - 11
6. Dangerfield - 11
7. Sloane - 10
8. Mackay - 9
9. S. Thompson - 9
Opposition turnover - 9
10. Tippett (O) - 5
11. Knights (O) - 5
12. Reilly - 5
13. Betts - 5
14. Jacobs - 5
15. Henderson - 4
16. Porplyzia (R) - 4
17. Callinan (R) - 4
18. B. Crouch - 4
19. Jaensch - 4
20. McLeod (R) - 3
21. Goodwin (R) - 3
22. Smith - 3
23. Stevens (R) - 2
24. Griffin (O) - 2
25. Maric (O) - 2
26. Doughty (R) - 2
27. Johncock (R) - 2
28. Otten - 2
29. Martin - 2
30. Lynch - 2
31. Hentschel (R) - 1
32. Edwards (R) - 1
33. Gill (R) - 1
34. Cook (R) - 1
35. Rutten (R) - 1
36. Armstrong (O) - 1
37. Schmidt (R) - 1
38. Riley (O) - 1
39. McKernan (O) - 1
40. Johnston (R) - 1
41. Jenkins - 1
42. Lyons - 1
43. Podsiardly - 1
44. Grigg - 1
45. Ellis-Yolmen - 1
Lynch also features for the first time in the second goal assist list, with Jenkins the other notable with two more to his tally.
Opposition turnover/free against - 29
Umpire bounce/hitout - 17
1. S. Thompson - 17
2. Reilly - 11
3. Dangerfield - 10
4. Vince (O) - 8
5. Douglas - 7
6. Wright - 6
7. Jacobs - 6
8. Mackay - 6
9. Jaensch - 6
10. Doughty (R) - 5
11. Van Berlo - 5
12. Porplyzia (R) - 5
13. Rutten (R) - 5
14. Sloane - 5
15. Jenkins - 5
16. Edwards (R) - 4
17. Petrenko (R) - 4
18. Johncock (R) - 4
19. Knights (O) - 3
20. Callinan (R) - 3
21. Smith - 3
22. Goodwin (R) - 2
23. Stevens (R) - 2
24. Otten - 2
25. Henderson - 2
26. Betts - 2
27. Grigg - 2
28. Walker - 2
29. Talia - 2
30. Tippett (O) - 1
31. Moran (R) - 1
32. Symes (R) - 1
33. Davis (O) - 1
34. Armstrong (O) - 1
35. Maric (O) - 1
36. McKernan - 1
37. Riley (O) - 1
38. Lyons - 1
39. Podsiardly - 1
40. Laird - 1
41. Martin - 1
42. B. Crouch - 1
43. Lynch - 1
Unsighted - 1
North Melbourne go streaming up the charts in the prestigious "team most pathologically scarred by Walker" award, break into equal 4th place in absolute terms and moving well up in average terms as well.
Goals per team:
1) Fremantle - 26 (from 8)
2) Brisbane - 21 (from 7)
3) Port Adelaide - 20 (from 7)
4) Hawthorn - 17 (from 6)
5) North Melbourne - 17 (from 6)
6) Gold Coast - 14 (from 3)
7) Essendon - 14 (from 5)
8) Geelong - 12 (from 5)
9) St Kilda - 11 (from 6)
10) Richmond - 9 (from 4)
11) Western Bulldog - 8 (from 4)
12) Collingwood - 8 (from 6)
13) West Coast - 7 (from 3)
14) Melbourne - 7 (from 5)
15) Carlton - 7 (from 5)
16) Sydney - 6 (from 4)
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) Brisbane - 3 (from 7)
4) Port Adelaide - 2.86 (from 7)
5) Hawthorn - 2.83 (from 6)
6) North Melbourne - 2.83 (from 6)
7) Essendon - 2.8 (from 5)
8) Geelong - 2.4 (from 5)
9) West Coast - 2.33 (from 3)
10) Richmond - 2.25 (from 4)
11) Western Bulldog - 2 (from 4)
12) St Kilda - 1.83 (from 6)
13) Sydney - 1.5 (from 4)
14) Melbourne - 1.4 (from 5)
15) Carlton - 1.4 (from 5)
16) Collingwood - 1.33 (from 6)
17) Greater Western Sydney - 0.5 (from 2)
Finally, Walker holds his spot as 7th most prolific goalscorer for the Crows..... but how long until he moves ahead of that?! Stay tuned for the next episode of "Walker is ******* awesome", same Bigfooty time, same Bigfooty channel!!!
Front post updated, video added to playlist. Done.
Let's go straight to the goal assists, where we have two new entrants in Ellis-Yolmen, and Tommy Lynch who somehow has never featured before, but now debuts at #30 with two assists. Goal assist leader Douglas just keeps on keeping on with another assist, with him and Wright miles ahead of anyone else. Former goal assist leader Van Berlo returns to action with another assist as well.
1. Douglas - 20
2. Wright - 17
3. Petrenko (R) - 12
4. Van Berlo - 12
5. Vince (O) - 11
6. Dangerfield - 11
7. Sloane - 10
8. Mackay - 9
9. S. Thompson - 9
Opposition turnover - 9
10. Tippett (O) - 5
11. Knights (O) - 5
12. Reilly - 5
13. Betts - 5
14. Jacobs - 5
15. Henderson - 4
16. Porplyzia (R) - 4
17. Callinan (R) - 4
18. B. Crouch - 4
19. Jaensch - 4
20. McLeod (R) - 3
21. Goodwin (R) - 3
22. Smith - 3
23. Stevens (R) - 2
24. Griffin (O) - 2
25. Maric (O) - 2
26. Doughty (R) - 2
27. Johncock (R) - 2
28. Otten - 2
29. Martin - 2
30. Lynch - 2
31. Hentschel (R) - 1
32. Edwards (R) - 1
33. Gill (R) - 1
34. Cook (R) - 1
35. Rutten (R) - 1
36. Armstrong (O) - 1
37. Schmidt (R) - 1
38. Riley (O) - 1
39. McKernan (O) - 1
40. Johnston (R) - 1
41. Jenkins - 1
42. Lyons - 1
43. Podsiardly - 1
44. Grigg - 1
45. Ellis-Yolmen - 1
Lynch also features for the first time in the second goal assist list, with Jenkins the other notable with two more to his tally.
Opposition turnover/free against - 29
Umpire bounce/hitout - 17
1. S. Thompson - 17
2. Reilly - 11
3. Dangerfield - 10
4. Vince (O) - 8
5. Douglas - 7
6. Wright - 6
7. Jacobs - 6
8. Mackay - 6
9. Jaensch - 6
10. Doughty (R) - 5
11. Van Berlo - 5
12. Porplyzia (R) - 5
13. Rutten (R) - 5
14. Sloane - 5
15. Jenkins - 5
16. Edwards (R) - 4
17. Petrenko (R) - 4
18. Johncock (R) - 4
19. Knights (O) - 3
20. Callinan (R) - 3
21. Smith - 3
22. Goodwin (R) - 2
23. Stevens (R) - 2
24. Otten - 2
25. Henderson - 2
26. Betts - 2
27. Grigg - 2
28. Walker - 2
29. Talia - 2
30. Tippett (O) - 1
31. Moran (R) - 1
32. Symes (R) - 1
33. Davis (O) - 1
34. Armstrong (O) - 1
35. Maric (O) - 1
36. McKernan - 1
37. Riley (O) - 1
38. Lyons - 1
39. Podsiardly - 1
40. Laird - 1
41. Martin - 1
42. B. Crouch - 1
43. Lynch - 1
Unsighted - 1
North Melbourne go streaming up the charts in the prestigious "team most pathologically scarred by Walker" award, break into equal 4th place in absolute terms and moving well up in average terms as well.
Goals per team:
1) Fremantle - 26 (from 8)
2) Brisbane - 21 (from 7)
3) Port Adelaide - 20 (from 7)
4) Hawthorn - 17 (from 6)
5) North Melbourne - 17 (from 6)
6) Gold Coast - 14 (from 3)
7) Essendon - 14 (from 5)
8) Geelong - 12 (from 5)
9) St Kilda - 11 (from 6)
10) Richmond - 9 (from 4)
11) Western Bulldog - 8 (from 4)
12) Collingwood - 8 (from 6)
13) West Coast - 7 (from 3)
14) Melbourne - 7 (from 5)
15) Carlton - 7 (from 5)
16) Sydney - 6 (from 4)
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) Brisbane - 3 (from 7)
4) Port Adelaide - 2.86 (from 7)
5) Hawthorn - 2.83 (from 6)
6) North Melbourne - 2.83 (from 6)
7) Essendon - 2.8 (from 5)
8) Geelong - 2.4 (from 5)
9) West Coast - 2.33 (from 3)
10) Richmond - 2.25 (from 4)
11) Western Bulldog - 2 (from 4)
12) St Kilda - 1.83 (from 6)
13) Sydney - 1.5 (from 4)
14) Melbourne - 1.4 (from 5)
15) Carlton - 1.4 (from 5)
16) Collingwood - 1.33 (from 6)
17) Greater Western Sydney - 0.5 (from 2)
Finally, Walker holds his spot as 7th most prolific goalscorer for the Crows..... but how long until he moves ahead of that?! Stay tuned for the next episode of "Walker is ******* awesome", same Bigfooty time, same Bigfooty channel!!!
Front post updated, video added to playlist. Done.
- Apr 18, 2010
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Over 200 goals...great body of work...The Cap should be sending you some free tickets or an invite to Friday bingo at the Alma.
Just give Fages a buzz mate. I'm sure you've got him on speed dial yeah?
Very tempted to have the bigfootycrows twitter account drop it on the club yes
Trying not to pester Fages/Shutts too much... treat'em mean keep'em keen
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No idea if Walker has seen it, but I remember the very first video got a mention in one of the Melbourne papers so presumably he was notified about it then. Of course, that was six years ago now!
Brenton Davy
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Luv ya work stabs!
WordOfMouth11
Draftee
Need these blokes back in the game today!!
Danoz
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Simmo28
Premiership Player
What are you mate a 12 or 13 uk hoof?
Close out the year strong on walker vids we can probably organise a whip around.
I'm in
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The shoes I bought last year are now falling apart as well. I can't afford this!!
I have actually cut up all the footage in preparation for the next video, I just haven't had the time to put it all together yet. It'll come sooner or later!
I have actually cut up all the footage in preparation for the next video, I just haven't had the time to put it all together yet. It'll come sooner or later!
Just some random facts:
Walker this week broke his previous record of consecutive games scoring atleast 1 goal - He's now bagged atleast one major in the past 13 matches in a row - breaking his previous held record of 12, which he achieved twice.
Eddie Betts is currently on a streak of 17, which is also the best of his career too (never achieved at Carlton..)
However, they are both way off the AFC record which was set by no other than Tony Modra, who had a streak of 38 consecutive games scoring atleast one goal from 93-94
Walker this week broke his previous record of consecutive games scoring atleast 1 goal - He's now bagged atleast one major in the past 13 matches in a row - breaking his previous held record of 12, which he achieved twice.
Eddie Betts is currently on a streak of 17, which is also the best of his career too (never achieved at Carlton..)
However, they are both way off the AFC record which was set by no other than Tony Modra, who had a streak of 38 consecutive games scoring atleast one goal from 93-94
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Here we go at last - the 28th Walker video!
Ten fresh, shiny new goals to feast your eyes on! Aaand... straight onto the stats.
This time around, we welcome a newcomer to the goal assist list in Luke Brown who chips in with his first ever Walker assist. Tom Lynch skyrockets from 30th place up to 20th by doubling his assist tally with another two. After less than two seasons with the club, Eddie Betts cracks the top ten. And each of our top three continue their dominance with another assist each. Sadly, Reilly moves onto the retired list, finishing his career with 5 Walker assists.
1. Douglas - 21
2. Wright - 18
3. Van Berlo - 13
4. Petrenko (R) - 12
5. Vince (O) - 11
6. Dangerfield - 11
7. Sloane - 10
8. Mackay - 9
9. S. Thompson - 9
Opposition turnover - 9
10. Betts - 6
11. Tippett (O) - 5
12. Knights (O) - 5
13. Reilly - 5
14. Jacobs - 5
15. Henderson - 4
16. Porplyzia (R) - 4
17. Callinan (R) - 4
18. B. Crouch - 4
19. Jaensch - 4
20. Lynch - 4
21. Smith - 4
22. McLeod (R) - 3
23. Goodwin (R) - 3
24. Stevens (R) - 2
25. Griffin (O) - 2
26. Maric (O) - 2
27. Doughty (R) - 2
28. Johncock (R) - 2
29. Otten - 2
30. Martin - 2
31. Ellis-Yolmen - 2
32. Lyons - 2
33. Hentschel (R) - 1
34. Edwards (R) - 1
35. Gill (R) - 1
36. Cook (R) - 1
37. Rutten (R) - 1
38. Armstrong (O) - 1
39. Schmidt (R) - 1
40. Riley (O) - 1
41. McKernan (O) - 1
42. Johnston (R) - 1
43. Jenkins - 1
44. Podsiardly - 1
45. Grigg - 1
46. Brown - 1
As for the secondary assists, we welcome newcomers Ellis-Yolmen and Cameron, with two and one secondary assists respectively. Again, Reilly moves to the retired list, finishing his career as the second-best ever player at providing Walker secondary assists. Mackay joins a pack of several players on seven secondary assists. And meanwhile, Walker continues to benefit from opposition turnovers and ruck stoppages, with almost a quarter of all of his goals coming one possession after this avenue.
Opposition turnover/free against - 31
Umpire bounce/hitout - 19
1. S. Thompson - 17
2. Reilly (R) - 11
3. Dangerfield - 10
4. Vince (O) - 8
5. Douglas - 7
6. Jacobs - 7
7. Mackay - 7
8. Wright - 7
9. Jaensch - 6
10. Doughty (R) - 5
11. Van Berlo - 5
12. Porplyzia (R) - 5
13. Rutten (R) - 5
14. Sloane - 5
15. Jenkins - 5
16. Edwards (R) - 4
17. Petrenko (R) - 4
18. Johncock (R) - 4
19. Knights (O) - 3
20. Callinan (R) - 3
21. Smith - 3
22. Goodwin (R) - 2
23. Stevens (R) - 2
24. Otten - 2
25. Henderson - 2
26. Betts - 2
27. Grigg - 2
28. Walker - 2
29. Talia - 2
30. Ellis-Yolmen - 2
31. Tippett (O) - 1
32. Moran (R) - 1
33. Symes (R) - 1
34. Davis (O) - 1
35. Armstrong (O) - 1
36. Maric (O) - 1
37. McKernan - 1
38. Riley (O) - 1
39. Lyons - 1
40. Podsiardly - 1
41. Laird - 1
42. Martin - 1
43. B. Crouch - 1
44. Lynch - 1
45. Cameron - 1
Unsighted - 1
Onto the "teams that suffer the biggest nightmares about Tex" award, which sees Port Adelaide move from 3rd to 2nd, leapfrogging Brisbane. Fremantle still holds a significant lead over other teams. Despite four goals against Gold Coast, Walker's average tally against them actually decreases from 4.67 to 4.5. Gold Coast are now 4th on the overall list in absolute terms, even though they've only had Walker line up against them four times.
Goals per team:
1) Fremantle - 26 (from 8)
2) Port Adelaide - 22 (from 8)
3) Brisbane - 21 (from 7)
4) Gold Coast - 18 (from 4)
5) Hawthorn - 17 (from 6)
6) North Melbourne - 17 (from 6)
7) Essendon - 14 (from 5)
8) Geelong - 12 (from 5)
9) St Kilda - 11 (from 6)
10) Melbourne - 10 (from 6)
11) Richmond - 9 (from 4)
12) Western Bulldogs - 9 (from 5)
13) Collingwood - 8 (from 6)
14) West Coast - 7 (from 3)
15) Carlton - 7 (from 5)
16) Sydney - 6 (from 4)
17) Greater Western Sydney - 1 (from 2)
Average goals per team:
1) Gold Coast - 4.5 (from 4)
2) Fremantle - 3.25 (from 8)
3) Brisbane - 3 (from 7)
4) Hawthorn - 2.83 (from 6)
5) North Melbourne - 2.83 (from 6)
6) Essendon - 2.8 (from 5)
7) Port Adelaide - 2.75 (from 8)
8) Geelong - 2.4 (from 5)
9) West Coast - 2.33 (from 3)
10) Richmond - 2.25 (from 4)
11) Western Bulldogs - 1.8 (from 5)
12) St Kilda - 1.83 (from 6)
13) Melbourne - 1.67 (from 6)
14) Sydney - 1.5 (from 4)
15) Carlton - 1.4 (from 5)
16) Collingwood - 1.33 (from 6)
17) Greater Western Sydney - 0.5 (from 2)
Finally, on the overall tally, Walker continues to hold 7th spot, with no active player close to him, and 49 goals separating him from DJ. In 50 goals time he'll catch up to the Birdman. Will it be this year, or will we have to wait until 2016? Only time will tell!
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) Taylor Walker: 215
Front post updated, video added to playlist. Put me to work next week with a bag of ten, Tex
Ten fresh, shiny new goals to feast your eyes on! Aaand... straight onto the stats.
This time around, we welcome a newcomer to the goal assist list in Luke Brown who chips in with his first ever Walker assist. Tom Lynch skyrockets from 30th place up to 20th by doubling his assist tally with another two. After less than two seasons with the club, Eddie Betts cracks the top ten. And each of our top three continue their dominance with another assist each. Sadly, Reilly moves onto the retired list, finishing his career with 5 Walker assists.
1. Douglas - 21
2. Wright - 18
3. Van Berlo - 13
4. Petrenko (R) - 12
5. Vince (O) - 11
6. Dangerfield - 11
7. Sloane - 10
8. Mackay - 9
9. S. Thompson - 9
Opposition turnover - 9
10. Betts - 6
11. Tippett (O) - 5
12. Knights (O) - 5
13. Reilly - 5
14. Jacobs - 5
15. Henderson - 4
16. Porplyzia (R) - 4
17. Callinan (R) - 4
18. B. Crouch - 4
19. Jaensch - 4
20. Lynch - 4
21. Smith - 4
22. McLeod (R) - 3
23. Goodwin (R) - 3
24. Stevens (R) - 2
25. Griffin (O) - 2
26. Maric (O) - 2
27. Doughty (R) - 2
28. Johncock (R) - 2
29. Otten - 2
30. Martin - 2
31. Ellis-Yolmen - 2
32. Lyons - 2
33. Hentschel (R) - 1
34. Edwards (R) - 1
35. Gill (R) - 1
36. Cook (R) - 1
37. Rutten (R) - 1
38. Armstrong (O) - 1
39. Schmidt (R) - 1
40. Riley (O) - 1
41. McKernan (O) - 1
42. Johnston (R) - 1
43. Jenkins - 1
44. Podsiardly - 1
45. Grigg - 1
46. Brown - 1
As for the secondary assists, we welcome newcomers Ellis-Yolmen and Cameron, with two and one secondary assists respectively. Again, Reilly moves to the retired list, finishing his career as the second-best ever player at providing Walker secondary assists. Mackay joins a pack of several players on seven secondary assists. And meanwhile, Walker continues to benefit from opposition turnovers and ruck stoppages, with almost a quarter of all of his goals coming one possession after this avenue.
Opposition turnover/free against - 31
Umpire bounce/hitout - 19
1. S. Thompson - 17
2. Reilly (R) - 11
3. Dangerfield - 10
4. Vince (O) - 8
5. Douglas - 7
6. Jacobs - 7
7. Mackay - 7
8. Wright - 7
9. Jaensch - 6
10. Doughty (R) - 5
11. Van Berlo - 5
12. Porplyzia (R) - 5
13. Rutten (R) - 5
14. Sloane - 5
15. Jenkins - 5
16. Edwards (R) - 4
17. Petrenko (R) - 4
18. Johncock (R) - 4
19. Knights (O) - 3
20. Callinan (R) - 3
21. Smith - 3
22. Goodwin (R) - 2
23. Stevens (R) - 2
24. Otten - 2
25. Henderson - 2
26. Betts - 2
27. Grigg - 2
28. Walker - 2
29. Talia - 2
30. Ellis-Yolmen - 2
31. Tippett (O) - 1
32. Moran (R) - 1
33. Symes (R) - 1
34. Davis (O) - 1
35. Armstrong (O) - 1
36. Maric (O) - 1
37. McKernan - 1
38. Riley (O) - 1
39. Lyons - 1
40. Podsiardly - 1
41. Laird - 1
42. Martin - 1
43. B. Crouch - 1
44. Lynch - 1
45. Cameron - 1
Unsighted - 1
Onto the "teams that suffer the biggest nightmares about Tex" award, which sees Port Adelaide move from 3rd to 2nd, leapfrogging Brisbane. Fremantle still holds a significant lead over other teams. Despite four goals against Gold Coast, Walker's average tally against them actually decreases from 4.67 to 4.5. Gold Coast are now 4th on the overall list in absolute terms, even though they've only had Walker line up against them four times.
Goals per team:
1) Fremantle - 26 (from 8)
2) Port Adelaide - 22 (from 8)
3) Brisbane - 21 (from 7)
4) Gold Coast - 18 (from 4)
5) Hawthorn - 17 (from 6)
6) North Melbourne - 17 (from 6)
7) Essendon - 14 (from 5)
8) Geelong - 12 (from 5)
9) St Kilda - 11 (from 6)
10) Melbourne - 10 (from 6)
11) Richmond - 9 (from 4)
12) Western Bulldogs - 9 (from 5)
13) Collingwood - 8 (from 6)
14) West Coast - 7 (from 3)
15) Carlton - 7 (from 5)
16) Sydney - 6 (from 4)
17) Greater Western Sydney - 1 (from 2)
Average goals per team:
1) Gold Coast - 4.5 (from 4)
2) Fremantle - 3.25 (from 8)
3) Brisbane - 3 (from 7)
4) Hawthorn - 2.83 (from 6)
5) North Melbourne - 2.83 (from 6)
6) Essendon - 2.8 (from 5)
7) Port Adelaide - 2.75 (from 8)
8) Geelong - 2.4 (from 5)
9) West Coast - 2.33 (from 3)
10) Richmond - 2.25 (from 4)
11) Western Bulldogs - 1.8 (from 5)
12) St Kilda - 1.83 (from 6)
13) Melbourne - 1.67 (from 6)
14) Sydney - 1.5 (from 4)
15) Carlton - 1.4 (from 5)
16) Collingwood - 1.33 (from 6)
17) Greater Western Sydney - 0.5 (from 2)
Finally, on the overall tally, Walker continues to hold 7th spot, with no active player close to him, and 49 goals separating him from DJ. In 50 goals time he'll catch up to the Birdman. Will it be this year, or will we have to wait until 2016? Only time will tell!
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) Taylor Walker: 215
Front post updated, video added to playlist. Put me to work next week with a bag of ten, Tex
