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Deja vu almost for the Saints, as the Pies today win 16.12.108 to 7.9.51...

St.Kilda failing by one behind to exactly replicate the Grand Final replay scores in 2010.
 
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Round 11 2011

1) In Geelong's last two 2nd quarters v WB/Footscray they have scored a total of 18.5-113 v 2.6-18.

2) 65 pts: Sydney/SM's highest winning margin in a match where they lost the 2nd half by more than a goal. Previous: Round 1, 1960 defeated St Kilda by 51 points after losing the 2nd half by 7 points.

3) Collingwood is the first team to win both Grand Final and rematch in all 4 quarters.

4) 170.2% Collingwood's highest for and against percentage after 10 matches since 186.2% in 1905.

5) 130.6%: Hawthorn's highest percentage after 10 matches since 145.8 in 1989.

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Round 12 2011


  • First time Adelaide has been beaten by 6 goals or more in 4 consecutive matches.

  • Geelong currently has now won the highest percentage of matches of any team since 1983. (Overtaking Essendon) Geelong 58.36%, Essendon 58.25%, Hawthorn 58.05%.

  • First time that Carlton has won 3 consecutive matches by 40 points or more since round 21 to the Elimination Final in 2001.

  • Richmond's 18th consecutive match without scoring a century v Sydney/SM. Last: 17.10-112, Round 6 2000.

  • First time Collingwood has won 3 consecutive matches in all 4 quarters. Previously they had won 2 consecutive matches in all 4 quarters on 27 occasions.

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Re: Post 5 random (obscure) stats [Part 2]

^^^^^^

Always a pleasure to read the run-down after every round, and certainly reading Geelong's brings extra joy, it's becoming a little like War and Peace now with the various records and new ground Geelong is creating with this era.

Must say Collingwood's last quarter record this season is fearsome, something like almost 270%, thus they score esentially three points to one against other sides in that term. That trend will take some beating this year.
 
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Catsace said:
^^^^^^

Always a pleasure to read the run-down after every round, and certainly reading Geelong's brings extra joy, it's becoming a little like War and Peace now with the various records and new ground Geelong is creating with this era.

Must say Collingwood's last quarter record this season is fearsome, something like almost 270%, thus they score esentially three points to one against other sides in that term. That trend will take some beating this year.
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Thanks for the toast.
The record for and against percentage for a last quarter in a season is 292.5% by Collingwood in 1902.
 
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RogersResults said:
Round 12 2011

Geelong currently has now won the highest percentage of matches of any team since 1983. (Overtaking Essendon) Geelong 58.36%, Essendon 58.25%, Hawthorn 58.05%.
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I just knew Essendon had been the best team in the league over the last 30 or so years!

Well, I didn't really, but it's easier to focus on that than the fact we haven't won for a month :rolleyes:
 
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1) Collingwood has currently won 90.91% of their last quarters, which is higher than any team for a full season.

2) Brisbane’s best win percentage result for the last quarter was in 2002, but Fitzroy pips that result in 1961.

3) Collingwood’s current for and against percentage for the last quarter of 269.8% is better than all teams’ highest for a complete season with the exceptions of Fitzroy in 1900 and Collingwood themselves in 1902.

4) University’s best for and against percentage for the first quarter is higher than Fremantle’s and Port Adelaide’s highest.

5) Hawthorn’s club record of 7 consecutive 2nd quarter wins was set in 1937-1938!

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RogersResults said:
Catch up on some retro-history (and see the damage the recent losses have done) here.
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Just to think... in order for Collingwood to bring their W/L ratio closer to 50%, all they'd need to do is lose every match for the next 24 or so seasons!

Also, love this little tidbit:

"Since 2003 Adelaide has played 9 more matches than Carlton but has conceded 4166 fewer points"
 
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Round 13 2011

1) Port Adelaide has scored more 3rd quarter goals this year than any other team from 12 matches.

2) 86.37%: The highest percentage of their total score ever scored by Sydney/SM in the first and last quarters of a match v Carlton. Previous: 79.59% round 16, 1905.

3) The 3rd time this year that Melbourne has doubled an opponent's score, their most in one season since 3 for the whole of 1995. Most: 6 in 1960.

4) Combined scores last 6 matches: Geelong 63.60-438 v St Kilda 62.59-431

5) Richmond's average score conceded after 12 matches.
2007 - 112.3 points
2008 - 108.1 points
2009 - 107.3 points
2010 - 107.0 points
2011 - 106.3 points


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Re: Post 5 random (obscure) stats [Part 2]

First round in which three teams scored exactly 100 points.

Three teams kicking the same score in a round has happened 77 times in all, with 50 different scores between 37 and 132. No score has been recorded four times in the same round.
 
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Ron, Richmond have now gone and played in Darwin, bye, Sydney and Brisbane. Has a Victorian side ever played three consecutive games interstate before? (ignoring the bye).

Yes i also know that's mainly as a consequence of the decision by Tiger management to sell the game to Darwin.

On another slightly humourous note, it could be argued Collingwood has travelled further than anyone, as their last two trips out of the state have been to Arizona (pre-season and last week)!. They finally travel to an interstate capital to play the Swans next week i believe.
 

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Catsace said:
Ron, Richmond have now gone and played in Darwin, bye, Sydney and Brisbane. Has a Victorian side ever played three consecutive games interstate before? (ignoring the bye).
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Hawthorn 2002 - R9 Subiaco, R10 Launceston (H), R11 AAMI
Essendon 2003/04 - EF Subiaco, SF AAMI, 2004 R1 AAMI
St.Kilda 2004/05 - PF AAMI, 2005 R1 Gabba, R2 Launceston (H)
 
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Ron The Bear said:
First round in which three teams scored exactly 100 points.

Three teams kicking the same score in a round has happened 77 times in all, with 50 different scores between 37 and 132. No score has been recorded four times in the same round.
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West Coast were 14.16-100 with not too long to go in the last quarter - but it was not to be. (And if Brisbane had conjured another goal.)

For those interested and haven't been there yet there is a page of scoring co-incidences here.
 
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Most goals in completed careers of x matches:

Code: 
Player               Club(s)     Career    Gms Gls Plyr
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Dalitz, Alwin        Fi          1922        1   3 1062
Gilmore, Daryl       Ca          1983        1
Neal, Les            WB          1942        1
Nunan, Michael       Ri          1971        1
Smith, Syd           Fi          1919        1
Steane, Frank        NM          1946        1
Wilkie, David        Es          1934        1
Greenslade, Malcolm  Ri          1971        2   7  835
Hall, Johnny         Ha          1938        2
Cooper, Jack S.      Ca          1947        3   9  547
MacMillan, Jack      WB          1936        4  17  467
Lawler, Stan         Sy,Es       1930-1933   5  15  376
Stevens, T. Bill     NM          1927        6  12  314
Davidson, Arthur     Ha          1939        7  19  322
Galbally, Bob        Co          1944        8  26  270
Hunter, Jack         Es,NM       1940-1945   9  20  239
Cook, Allan          Ge          1960       10  24  195
Miller, Jim J.       Ca          1964-1965  11  29  207
Newton, Jack         Fi          1971-1973  12  33  172
Wood, Joe            NM          1925-1926  13  29  171
Brown, Mal           Ri          1974       14  25  163
Cooper, Jack M.      Ca          1933-1935  15  31  131
Bourke, Frank M.     Ri          1943-1947  16  48  145
Ingersoll, Terry     Ha          1957-1958  17  36  151
Robertson, Austin C. Sy          1966       18  60  123
Rait, Alan           WB          1933-1934  19  62  110
Lynch, Dave          Ri          1922-1929  20  77  122
Ralph, Warren        Ca          1984-1986  21  72  105
Freeman, Jack        Sy          1913-1914  22  39   89
Holmes, Don          WC          1987-1989  23  40  114
McCormack, Jack      Ri          1927-1929  24  74   94
Carr, Ray            Me          1970-1972  25  55   83
Plunkett, Jack       Ge          1928-1930  26  58   75
Crapper, Frank       NM          1931-1939  27  56   72
Ditchburn, Ross      Ca          1982-1983  28  91   70
Cassidy, Dudley      NM          1935-1937  29  66   67 (Liam Jurrah 69)
Arthur, Alan         Es          1928-1930  30  54   83 (James Podsiadly 74)
Condon, Jack         Ge          1949-1950  31  47   72
O'Brien, Noel        Ca          1954-1955  32 118   72
Collins, Lance       Ca          1942-1945  33  78   64
Kekovich, Brian      Ca          1967-1968  34  95   55
McConville, Tommy    Me          1927-1929  35  58   57
McAdam, Adrian       NM          1993-1995  36  92   63
Wilson, Troy         WC          2001-2003  37  83   57
Hodges, Scott        Ad          1991-1996  38 100   54
Metcalf, Fred        NM          1925-1927  39  68   51 (Taylor Walker 72)
Primmer, Wayne       Es          1977-1979  40  74   54
Loxton, Sam          St          1942-1946  41 114   51
Copping, Stephen     Es          1982-1984  42  88   44
Page, Charlie        WB          1938-1941  43 113   35
O'Rourke, Jack B.    Ri          1949-1953  44 134   49
O'Brien, Cameron     Co,Br       1985-1991  45  65   32
Thurgood, Albert     Es          1899-1906  46  89   42
Sellars, Ernie       St          1911-1913  47 119   43
Kennedy, Greg        Ca          1972-1975  48 143   48
Powell, Ray          Es          1942-1947  49  69   35
Roberts, John P.     Sy          1980-1982  50 135   57
Outram, Percy        Ca,St       1925-1930  51  93   47
Carpenter, Fred      Sy          1910-1920  52  68   37
Hurley, Alf          Ha,Fi,St    1935-1942  53  84   42
Jakovich, Allen      Me,WB       1991-1996  54 208   50
Carroll, Tom         Ca          1961-1963  55 143   41
Cameron, David       Ge,Br       1986-1991  56  97   45
Shelton, Jack F.     St          1925-1928  57 152   31
Davie, Harry         Me,Ca       1924-1928  58 186   52
Merrick, Bob         Fi          1919-1926  59 181   46
Lofts, Gary          St          1976-1981  60 102   49
McMaster, C. Bill    Ge          1951-1954  61  75   42
del-Re, Danny        WB          1990-1994  62 139   32
Heatley, Jason       WC,St       1995-2000  63 171   37
Evans, Ron B.        Es          1958-1962  64 210   38
Metherell, Jack      Ge          1932-1937  65 221   36
Jenkins, Tommy       Es,NM       1921-1927  66 154   41
Williams, David      Me          1983-1988  67 102   30
Love, Jason          NM,Sy       1986-1992  68 123   30
Wiess, Alby          St          1935-1942  69  94   36
Allen, Les           Ca,NM       1930-1934  70 190   25
Dunn senior, Harvey  Ca          1924-1929  71 139   36
Schofield, Peter     Ri,Me,NM    1951-1960  72 150   41
Helmer, Clyde        Ge,Me       1937-1942  73 140   23
Good, Kerry          NM          1977-1983  74 150   35
Margitich, George    Me          1930-1934  75 267   30
Todd, Ron            Co          1935-1939  76 327   25
Dummett, Bob         Ri          1954-1961  77 199   32
Schmidt, Paul        Ca          1937-1944  78 228   40
Pearce, Brad         Br,Ca       1993-1999  79 152   20
Oaten, Max           Sy          1956-1962  80 133   35 (Jack Riewoldt 175)
Hunter, Maurie       Ri          1929-1933  81 159   23
Jackson, Mark        Me,St,Ge    1981-1986  82 308   29
Leehane, Ted         Es          1942-1950  83 140   24
Blethyn, Geoff       Es          1968-1976  84 216   28
Lindner, Bruce       Ge,Ad       1985-1992  85 166   26
Sudholz, John        Sy          1966-1971  86 176   23
Goninon, George      Es,Ge       1948-1954  87 289   24
Moloney, George M.   Ge          1931-1935  88 303   31
Judge, Ken           Ha,Br       1983-1988  89 176   24
Coghlan, Kevin       Co,Ha       1949-1956  90 120   20
Norman, David        Co          1961-1966  91 148   26
Rosewarne, Keith     St          1946-1951  92 151   29
Cashman, Jack        Fi,Ca       1926-1935  93 125   22
Young, Bill D.       St          1956-1961  94 274   14
Devonport, Craig     St,Ca       1989-1996  95  82   18
Beecroft, Bob        Fi          1976-1980  96 291   23
Curtin, Claude       Fi,NM,Fi    1939-1949  97 276   23
Coleman, John        Es          1949-1954  98 537   19
Nash, Laurie         Sy          1933-1945  99 246   19
Carman, Phil         Co,Me,Es,NM 1975-1982 100 204   24
 
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Just one stat for me today.

First meeting between West Coast & Port Adelaide (the new team in the comp) at subi 1997 round 15.
West Coast 12.13.85 def Port 9.13.67 (Margin 18 points)
First meeting between gold coast in the H & A season round 11 at 'pattersons'.
West Coast wins 13.7.85 def Gold Coast 10.7.67 (Margin 18 Points)

Wonder if it will be the same next year?
 
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jesterwester said:
Just one stat for me today.

First meeting between West Coast & Port Adelaide (the new team in the comp) at subi 1997 round 15.
West Coast 12.13.85 def Port 9.13.67 (Margin 18 points)
First meeting between gold coast in the H & A season round 11 at 'pattersons'.
West Coast wins 13.7.85 def Gold Coast 10.7.67 (Margin 18 Points)

Wonder if it will be the same next year?
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Nice obs. You mean against GWS? You'd hope the Eagles would do better than 18.
 
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Round 14 2011


1) Melbourne's last goal in their match was the 26,000th conceded by Richmond in 2,084 matches.

2) The first time in their 217 matches against each other that Collingwood has beaten Sydney/SM with fewer goals.

3) First time that Fremantle has held an opponent scoreless in the last quarter.

4) With Geelong's win and Essendon's loss in this round, Geelong has now won the highest percentage of matches since the start of the 1979 season. Geelong 58.30%, Essendon 58.29%, Hawthorn 57.92%, Carlton 55.35%
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5) West Coast's performance of 9 wins after 13 matches as the last season's Wooden-Spooner is the third best on record.


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Round 15 2011


1) Third time this season that WB/Footscray has won in all 4 quarters - only Collingwood has won more (4 matches).

2) 44: Most scoring shots for Carlton v Richmond. Previous: 41 - Carlton 23.18-156 v Richmond 10.7-67 round 20, 2010.

3) After their first 13 matches, Gold Coast's performance is the worst of any of the teams that joined the League after 1897 in their first 13 matches.

4) The first match since round 17 2006 v Nth Melbourne that Geelong has lost the first three quarters, won the last and lost the match.

5) St Kilda v Nth Melbourne: 77th match won by a team that failed to score in the last quarter.

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Was just looking at Mick Malthouse's coaching stats. Will be interesting to see if he ever coaches again (eg. Bulldogs next year) as he and Sheedy chase Jock McHale's records.

Career games - 653 (2nd)
Career wins - 377 (3rd)
Career losses - 270 (1st)
Finals games - 47 (2nd)
Finals wins - 24 (=2nd)
Finals losses - 21 (2nd)
 
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He_Beast said:
Can we still potentially grab the best record after this H&A season?
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Well the Pies made the 1977 GF after finishing on the bottom in 76' and came oh so close to the premiership, so to beat it I would imagine you'd have to win the premiership? Unless they are talking purely win-loss record.
 
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Pie 4 Life said:
Well the Pies made the 1977 GF after finishing on the bottom in 76' and came oh so close to the premiership, so to beat it I would imagine you'd have to win the premiership? Unless they are talking purely win-loss record.
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Code: 
Year Cb  P  W  L D Prev  Fin
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1977 Co 25 19  5 1 12th  2nd (22-18-4)
1999 Br 25 18  7 0 16th  4th (22-16-6)
1998 Me 25 16  9 0 16th  4th (22-14-8)
1981 Fi 24 15  9 0 12th  4th (22-14-8)
1978 St 22 11 10 1 12th  6th
1973 NM 22 11 10 1 12th  6th
2008 Ri 22 11 10 1 16th  9th
2005 Ri 22 10 12 0 16th 12th
1983 WB 22 10 12 0 12th  7th
1976 Sy 22  9 13 0 12th  8th
 

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