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lolololololLol per the Herald Sun:
Champion Data lists the elite players at every club
Al Paton, Herald Sun
3 minutes ago
Subscriber only
Be honest. Would you recognise Trent Dumont if he walked into the room right now?
The tough midfielder has played 61 games for the Kangaroos, including 22 last season, finishing equal-fifth in North Melbourne’s best-and-fairest. But he remains largely anonymous outside Arden St, selected in just 526 of almost 200,000 SuperCoach teams — statistically 0 per cent.
He’s also the fifth-best wingman in the AFL, according to Champion Data.
FULL LIST: SCROLL DOWN TO SEE WHO MAKES THE ELITE CLUB
The league’s official number cruncher assigns every player a position and the top 10 per cent of players in each position — based on a complex rankings formula — are classified as elite.
LIST RANKINGS: WHERE DOES YOUR CLUB RATE?
FLAG WINDOW: PIES AT TOP OF AGE LADDER
The rankings are based on stats from the past two seasons, with most weight given to recent form.
Also in the elite category are Bombers Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti and Adam Saad, Collingwood defender Jack Crisp, West Coast’s Tom Barrass and Bulldog Matthew Suckling.
But there is no Tom Mitchell, Patrick Cripps or Joel Selwood, who miss out in a crowded midfield.
Trent Dumont takes on the Bombers. Picture: Michael Klein
Lol per the Herald Sun:
Champion Data lists the elite players at every club
Al Paton, Herald Sun
3 minutes ago
Subscriber only
Be honest. Would you recognise Trent Dumont if he walked into the room right now?
The tough midfielder has played 61 games for the Kangaroos, including 22 last season, finishing equal-fifth in North Melbourne’s best-and-fairest. But he remains largely anonymous outside Arden St, selected in just 526 of almost 200,000 SuperCoach teams — statistically 0 per cent.
He’s also the fifth-best wingman in the AFL, according to Champion Data.
FULL LIST: SCROLL DOWN TO SEE WHO MAKES THE ELITE CLUB
The league’s official number cruncher assigns every player a position and the top 10 per cent of players in each position — based on a complex rankings formula — are classified as elite.
LIST RANKINGS: WHERE DOES YOUR CLUB RATE?
FLAG WINDOW: PIES AT TOP OF AGE LADDER
The rankings are based on stats from the past two seasons, with most weight given to recent form.
Also in the elite category are Bombers Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti and Adam Saad, Collingwood defender Jack Crisp, West Coast’s Tom Barrass and Bulldog Matthew Suckling.
But there is no Tom Mitchell, Patrick Cripps or Joel Selwood, who miss out in a crowded midfield.
Trent Dumont takes on the Bombers. Picture: Michael Klein
Al Paton is the head of News Corp's digital AFL team. He has been part of the Herald Sun sport team for more than 15 years and is a leading SuperCoach expert.
Leading Supercoach expert is two rungs below BigFooty mod in terms of impact.
... We know it's true.
Maybe at a pet store.Realistically its probably about 30 below. I wonder if the leading super coach expert ever made an actual lead in his life.
I mean we all like Dumont but he needs more Ryan Clarke about him... HS think so at leastWhat?
I can only presume the sports editor and picture editor underlings are in charge while their superiors are off on an early Summer break. That is terribly amateurish!
Unless they were making a point about how no one (apart from us obviously) would know who Dumont is. By deliberately putting someone else's photo up there.
I'm sure that's it. They wouldn't be that uncompetent.
Nah that's too cleverly meta to be what actually happened
No wonder Sydney picked up Clarke, they thought they were getting Froggy.Lol per the Herald Sun:
Champion Data lists the elite players at every club
Al Paton, Herald Sun
3 minutes ago
Subscriber only
Be honest. Would you recognise Trent Dumont if he walked into the room right now?
The tough midfielder has played 61 games for the Kangaroos, including 22 last season, finishing equal-fifth in North Melbourne’s best-and-fairest. But he remains largely anonymous outside Arden St, selected in just 526 of almost 200,000 SuperCoach teams — statistically 0 per cent.
He’s also the fifth-best wingman in the AFL, according to Champion Data.
FULL LIST: SCROLL DOWN TO SEE WHO MAKES THE ELITE CLUB
The league’s official number cruncher assigns every player a position and the top 10 per cent of players in each position — based on a complex rankings formula — are classified as elite.
LIST RANKINGS: WHERE DOES YOUR CLUB RATE?
FLAG WINDOW: PIES AT TOP OF AGE LADDER
The rankings are based on stats from the past two seasons, with most weight given to recent form.
Also in the elite category are Bombers Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti and Adam Saad, Collingwood defender Jack Crisp, West Coast’s Tom Barrass and Bulldog Matthew Suckling.
But there is no Tom Mitchell, Patrick Cripps or Joel Selwood, who miss out in a crowded midfield.
Trent Dumont takes on the Bombers. Picture: Michael Klein
I reckon Frog can take last season's form up a level again.
I happened to notice widely respected draft Knightmare had rated him about 20 in his eerily inaccurate annual power wanking.
That aside, if Frog gets to each and every contest, runs back hard and knows when to get ahead of the play to use his lovely kick into the forward line - like last year- he'll be hugely valuable again.
His last month of the season was as good as any.
I wonder how The Polec pickup will effect him... or they’ll both just own either wings.
I am of the view that's kinda what he was doing anyway, which is why, for example, his tackle count is high too. He's like Higgins in being able to do both.I reckon more likely he goes into the midfield proper to play inside/outside.
One on each wing with Hall and Higgo rotating with them via half-forward.His last month of the season was as good as any.
I wonder how The Polec pickup will effect him... or they’ll both just own either wings.
How hard is it tho? Like the article itself is okay to go but how do you not cross reference that you have the right image? It takes seconds.I can only presume the sports editor and picture editor underlings are in charge while their superiors are off on an early Summer break. That is terribly amateurish!
That's what happens when you write about something you don't care about. /victim syndromeHow hard is it tho? Like the article itself is okay to go but how do you not cross reference that you have the right image? It takes seconds.
The herald sun is a blight on football