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Timmy from Thomastown said:
Maybe its due to pathetic "top up" recruiting of the bottom few clubs.
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Your side hasnt escaped topping up its list in recent years...

I'm sure MM is proud of having Malloy, Rintoul and Woewoeful being part of the Magpie 'tradition'.
 
100+ point matches:

Code: 
[U]

[B]#	Team		Pl	W	L 	D	Win%	First	Last[/B][/U]
1	Bris Lions	6	5	1	0	83.33	1999	2005
2	Collingwood	29	22	7	0	75.86	1901	2006
3	Essendon	33	25	8	0	75.76	1901	2006
4	Carlton	        31	23	8	0	74.19	1911	2004
5	Geelong	        33	22	11	0	66.67	1899	2006
6	Port Adel	3	2	1	0	66.67	2001	2005
7	West Coast	14	9	5	0	64.29	1987	2005
8	Kangaroos	37	20	17	0	54.05	1930	2004
9	Sydney	        29	15	14	0	51.72	1919	2006
10	Richmond	32	16	16	0	50.00	1931	2006
11	Hawthorn	36	17	19	0	47.22	1926	2005
12	Melbourne	33	14	19	0	42.42	1901	2004
13	Adelaide	13	5	8	0	38.46	1991	2006
14	Fitzroy	        29	9	20	0	31.03	1906	1996
15	W Bulldogs	23	7	16	0	30.43	1926	2006
16	St Kilda	47	10	37	0	21.28	1899	2005
17	Fremantle	5	1	4	0	20.00	1998	2005
18	Bris Bears	15	2	13	0	13.33	1987	1996
Total			224	224	224	0	50.00	1899	2006
 
Nardz said:
100+ point matches:

Code: 
[U][B]#    Team        Pl    W    L     D    Win%    First    Last[/B][/U]
1    Bris Lions    6    5    1    0    83.33    1999    2005
2    Collingwood    29    22    7    0    75.86    1901    2006
3    Essendon    33    25    8    0    75.76    1901    2006
4    Carlton            31    23    8    0    74.19    1911    2004
5    Geelong            33    22    11    0    66.67    1899    2006
6    Port Adel    3    2    1    0    66.67    2001    2005
7    West Coast    14    9    5    0    64.29    1987    2005
8    Kangaroos    37    20    17    0    54.05    1930    2004
9    Sydney            29    15    14    0    51.72    1919    2006
10    Richmond    32    16    16    0    50.00    1931    2006
11    Hawthorn    36    17    19    0    47.22    1926    2005
12    Melbourne    33    14    19    0    42.42    1901    2004
13    Adelaide    13    5    8    0    38.46    1991    2006
14    Fitzroy            29    9    20    0    31.03    1906    1996
15    W Bulldogs    23    7    16    0    30.43    1926    2006
16    St Kilda    47    10    37    0    21.28    1899    2005
17    Fremantle    5    1    4    0    20.00    1998    2005
18    Bris Bears    15    2    13    0    13.33    1987    1996
Total            224    224    224    0    50.00    1899    2006
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what on earth is this???

Sorry, looks clearer now!
 

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Keithy George said:
what on earth is this???

Sorry, looks clearer now!
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if i knew it would take me that long to edit and keep the columns straight i wouldntve bothered at all ;)
 
1995:

1 1995 Round 22 Optus Oval
Nth Melb 7.11 16.13 25.21 30.24 (204)
Fitzroy 6.1 8.2 12.6 15.11 (101) NM by 103
 

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Lol, clarkson said he could see how far the team has come from last year. Last year 189 vs 52 iirc.

So if Hawthorn get beaten by a huge margin again, what does that mean for clarkson? it means that the team has gone nowhere since last year?

I mean, he said so himself....
 
GeordieRoo said:
2004 Rd 22 isn't there either :o :o

Brisbane Lions 26.14 170 def. Kangaroos 9.3.57 BL by 113 pts.
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This going to be added to the first post or what?
 

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Since 2000.
  1. Round 4 2000 (West Coast 187-73 Adelaide) = 114
  2. Round 6 2000 (West Coast 178-61 Fremantle) = 117
  3. Round 17 2000 (Richmond 66-167 Essendon) = 101
  4. Round 18 2000 (Carlton 180-69 Collingwood) = 111
  5. Round 22 2000 (Brisbane Lions 156-49 Fremantle) = 107
  6. Qualifying Final 2000 (Essendon 198-73 Kangaroos) = 125
  7. Round 10 2001 (Carlton 149-30 West Coast) = 119
  8. Round 18 2001 (Sydney 143-36 Kangaroos) = 107
  9. Round 22 2001 (Port Adelaide 163-51 West Coast) = 112
  10. Round 2 2002 (Brisbane Lions 148-46 Hawthorn) = 102
  11. Round 4 2002 (Geelong 166-44 St Kilda) = 122
  12. Round 18 2002 (Collingwood 141-33 Carlton) = 108
  13. Round 15 2003 (West Coast 187-71 Carlton) = 116
  14. Round 22 2003 (Carlton 63-187 Kangaroos) = 124
  15. Round 6 2004 (Melbourne 160-55 Carlton) = 105
  16. Round 9 2004 (St Kilda 169-68 West Coast) = 101
  17. Round 10 2004 (Carlton 88-196 St Kilda) = 108
  18. Round 17 2004 (Brisbane Lions 189-48 Adelaide) = 141
  19. Round 22 2004 (Brisbane Lions 170-57 Kangaroos) = 113
  20. Round 7 2005 (Fremantle 180-68 Collingwood) = 112
  21. Round 10 2005 (West Coast 179-62 Port Adelaide) = 117
  22. Round 13 2005 (Port Adelaide 188-71 Hawthorn) = 117
  23. Round 21 2005 (Adelaide 151-41 Collingwood) = 110
  24. Round 22 2005 (St Kilda 186-47 Brisbane Lions) = 139
  25. Round 1 2006 (Western Bulldogs 167-52 Richmond) = 115
  26. Round 7 2006 (Richmond 62-180 Sydney) = 118
  27. Round 8 2006 (Collingwood 146-44 Geelong) = 102
  28. Round 10 2006 (Adelaide 188-50 Essendon) = 138
  29. Round 17 2006 (St Kilda 174-71 Richmond) = 103
  30. Round 6 2007 (Richmond 65-222 Geelong) = 157
  31. Round 12 2007 (Carlton 80-180 Hawthorn) = 100
  32. Round 16 2007 (Brisbane Lions 163-46 Carlton) = 117
  33. Qualifying Final 2007 (Geelong 156-50 Kangaroos) = 106
  34. Grand Final 2007 (Geelong 163-44 Port Adelaide) = 119
  35. Round 1 2008 (Hawthorn 154-50 Melbourne) = 104
  36. Round 10 2008 (Collingwood 173-73 West Coast) = 100
  37. Round 13 2008 (West Coast 47-182 Geelong) = 135
  38. Round 19 2008 (Melbourne 41-157 Geelong) = 116
  39. Round 22 2008 (Essendon 39-147 St Kilda) = 108
  40. Round 15 2009 (Adelaide 130-13 Fremantle) = 117
  41. Round 2 2010 (St Kilda 143-39 North Melbourne) = 104
  42. Round 6 2010 (Geelong 161-53 Richmond) = 108
  43. Round 20 2010 (Western Bulldogs 60-161 Geelong) = 101
  44. Round 21 2010 (Hawthorn 155-39 Fremantle) = 116
  45. Round 2 2011 (Gold Coast 52-171 Carlton) = 119
  46. Round 6 2011 (Essendon 197-58 Gold Coast) = 139
  47. Round 9 2011 (West Coast 175-52 Western Bulldogs) = 123
  48. Round 15 2011 (Richmond 81-184 Carlton) = 103
  49. Round 16 2011 (Collingwood 147-30 North Melbourne) = 117
  50. Round 18 2011 (St Kilda 127-24 Adelaide) = 103
  51. Round 19 2011 (Geelong 233-47 Melbourne) = 186
  52. Round 20 2011 (Geelong 188-38 Gold Coast) = 150
  53. Round 20 2011 (Port Adelaide 21-159 Collingwood) = 138
  54. Round 21 2011 (Hawthorn 197-32 Port Adelaide) = 165
  55. Round 2 2012 (West Coast 166-58 Melbourne) = 108
  56. Round 2 2012 (North Melbourne 183-54 GWS) = 129
  57. Round 8 2012 (Sydney 138-37 Melbourne) = 101
  58. Round 10 2012 (Hawthorn 174-59 North Melbourne) = 115
  59. Round 14 2012 (West Coast 166-40 Gold Coast) = 126
  60. Round 15 2012 (Hawthorn 193-31 GWS) = 162
  61. Round 16 2012 (GWS 59-178 Adelaide) = 119
  62. Round 18 2012 (GWS 54-174 Collingwood) = 120
  63. Round 22 2012 (St Kilda 163-35 GWS) = 128
  64. Round 2 2013 (Essendon 184-36 Melbourne) = 148
  65. Round 7 2013 (GWS 52-187 Adelaide) = 135
  66. Round 9 2013 (GWS 55-155 West Coast) = 100
  67. Round 16 2013 (Sydney 171-42 GWS) = 129
  68. Round 18 2013 (Melbourne 28-150 North Melbourne) = 122
  69. Round 18 2013 (Geelong 137-36 St Kilda) = 101
  70. Round 20 2013 (Fremantle 157-44 GWS) = 113
  71. Round 22 2013 (GWS 42-163 Richmond) = 121
  72. Round 4 2014 (Port Adelaide 159-46 Brisbane Lions) = 113
  73. Round 7 2014 (Hawthorn 175-30 St Kilda) = 145
  74. Round 8 2014 (West Coast 188-77 GWS) = 111
  75. Round 10 2014 (GWS 41-154 Richmond) = 113
  76. Round 11 2014 (Sydney 148-38 Geelong) = 110
  77. Round 20 2014 (Brisbane Lions 63-168 Adelaide) = 105
  78. Round 22 2014 (Port Adelaide 140-37 Carlton) = 103
  79. Round 7 2015 (Hawthorn 155-50 Melbourne) = 105
  80. Round 14 2015 (Essendon 52-162 St Kilda) = 110
  81. Round 17 2015 (Carlton 35-173 Hawthorn) = 138
  82. Round 20 2015 (Essendon 59-171 Adelaide) = 112
  83. Round 6 2016 (Geelong 168-48 Gold Coast) = 120
  84. Round 8 2016 (West Coast 132-29 St Kilda) = 103
  85. Round 12 2016 (Essendon 43-151 Hawthorn) = 108
  86. Round 20 2016 (Adelaide 177-39 Brisbane Lions) = 138
  87. Round 23 2016 (Geelong 155-44 Melbourne) = 111
  88. Round 23 2016 (Sydney 164-51 Richmond) = 113
  89. Round 2 2017 (GWS 160-58 Gold Coast) = 102
  90. Round 10 2017 (Adelaide 143-43 Fremantle) = 100
  91. Round 21 2017 (Sydney 143-39 Fremantle) = 104
  92. Round 22 2017 (Fremantle 51-155 Richmond) = 104
  93. Round 23 2017 (Port Adelaide 135-20 Gold Coast) = 115
  94. Round 9 2018 (Carlton 50-159 Melbourne) = 109
  95. Round 12 2018 (GWS 134-26 Gold Coast) = 108
  96. Round 20 2018 (Carlton 46-151 GWS) = 105
  97. Round 22 2018 (Geelong 158-25 Fremantle) = 133
  98. Round 23 2018 (Geelong 142-40 Gold Coast) = 102
  99. Round 23 2018 (Carlton 61-165 Adelaide) = 104
  100. Round 21 2019 (Essendon 33-137 Western Bulldogs) = 104
  101. Round 3 2021 (North Melbourne 39-167 Western Bulldogs) = 128
  102. Round 10 2021 (Western Bulldogs 144-33 St Kilda) = 111
  103. Round 3 2022 (Brisbane Lions 156-48 North Melbourne) = 108
  104. Round 7 2022 (West Coast 56-165 Richmond) = 109
  105. Round 11 2022 (West Coast 60-161 Western Bulldogs) = 101
  106. Round 16 2022 (Geelong 144-32 North Melbourne) = 112
  107. Round 7 2023 (West Coast 44-152 Carlton) = 108
  108. Round 10 2023 (Hawthorn 142-26 West Coast) = 116
  109. Round 13 2023 (Adelaide 174-52 West Coast) = 122
  110. Round 15 2023 (Sydney 205-34 West Coast) = 171
  111. Round 22 2023 (West Coast 33-134 Fremantle) = 101
  112. Round 23 2023 (GWS 162-36 Essendon) = 126
  113. Round 10 2024 (Brisbane Lions 163-44 Richmond) = 119
  114. Round 21 2024 (Port Adelaide 148-36 Sydney) = 112
  115. Round 24 2024 (Hawthorn 170-46 North Melbourne) = 124
  116. Round 20 2025 (North Melbourne 49-150 Geelong) = 101
  117. Round 4 2026 (West Coast 35-163 Sydney) = 128
  118. Round 7 2026 (St Kilda 143-42 West Coast) = 101
  119. Round 12 2026 (Sydney 170-56 Richmond) = 114
2000 = 6
2001 = 3
2002 = 3
2003 = 2
2004 = 5
2005 = 5
2006 = 5
2007 = 5
2008 = 5
2009 = 1
2010 = 4
2011 = 10
2012 = 9
2013 = 8
2014 = 7
2015 = 4
2016 = 6
2017 = 5
2018 = 6
2019 = 1
2020 = 0
2021 = 2
2022 = 4
2023 = 6
2024 = 3
2025 = 1
2026 = 3
 
BigVic said:
2007 had two 100-point wins in September the only time this century it has happened in two finals matches.
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Pretty crazy finals series. On the one hand you had some of the best finals games you'll ever see, including a match that went to extra time, but then you had two 100+ point beltings, including the first and only 100+margin in a Granny.

What was also nuts that Port went into that match having flogged North by pretty close to 100 points themselves.
 
Soul_Pie said:
Pretty crazy finals series. On the one hand you had some of the best finals games you'll ever see, including a match that went to extra time, but then you had two 100+ point beltings, including the first and only 100+margin in a Granny.

What was also nuts that Port went into that match having flogged North by pretty close to 100 points themselves.
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Only time in September it happened

Essendon's QF win over North in 2000 occured in August due to the early start/finish to the season

Many thought the GF would be close but no-one expected Geelong to win that year's Grand Final by 119 points with Port's Grand Final experience and their easy Prelim win at Footy Park vs North 7 days earlier
 

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