Past #14: Trent Dumont - delisted end '21 - 113 NM games/26 NM goals - 2019 NM VCapt - thanks Froggy

[Only Forwards]

He's gonna have a big year.

 

[ferball]

Listed as an Above Average wingman in the HS.

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...n/news-story/b2585bfc6df989e200efbf7cf0453836

NO. 1 RATED WINGMAN IN 2018
Adelaide

Paul Seedsman — Elite

Brisbane Lions

Tom Cutler — Above Average

Carlton

Sam Kerridge — Average

Collingwood

Tom Phillips — Above Average

Essendon

David Zaharakis — Above Average

Fremantle

Bradley Hill — Average

Geelong

Jordan Cunico — Below Average

Gold Coast

Lachie Weller — Above Average

GWS

Brett Deledio — Above Average

Hawthorn

Isaac Smith — Above Average

Melbourne

Dom Tyson — Above Average

North Melbourne

Trent Dumont — Above Average

Port Adelaide

Jared Polec — Above Average

Richmond

Shaun Grigg — Above Average

St Kilda

Jack Sinclair — Above Average

Sydney

Oliver Florent — Average

West Coast

Andrew Gaff — Elite

Western Bulldogs

Lachie Hunter — Elite

If over 2/3s of the wingmen in the league are rated above average doesn't that make "above average" the new average?

 

[llama2]

If over 2/3s of the wingmen in the league are rated above average doesn't that make "above average" the new average?

Think you'll find they're the number 1 rated wingmen at their club, so makes sense that most are at least above average.

 

[Luke72]

If over 2/3s of the wingmen in the league are rated above average doesn't that make "above average" the new average?

They need a new category Elite Average or Super Average

 

[Firestarter]

They need a new category Elite Average or Super Average

And then Super Special Average.

 

[Luke72]

And then Super Special Average.

and Average Average for the Average ones.

 

[ferball]

Think you'll find they're the number 1 rated wingmen at their club, so makes sense that most are at least above average.

Yeah i realised that at several hours later.

Just struck me out of the blue at the Vic market this arvo.. d'oh.

 

[giantroo]

 

[SMaturin]

I have a very, very good feeling about this man's 2019.

 

[Flawed Genius]

Looks trim. I've got the horn

 

[Devington]

Equal second in the 2k.
He just continues to work hard. His consistency in achieving incremental improvements across multiple seasons is incredibly endearing.

Absolutely love froggy, and still think he has what it takes to be a top 50 player in the competition. Just needs that 2 step acceleration to create space and he'll be the next Sam Mitchel.

 

[Val Keating]

Looks to have trimmed up heaps

 

[The Dingrel]

Equal second in the 2k.
He just continues to work hard. His consistency in achieving incremental improvements across multiple seasons is incredibly endearing.

Absolutely love froggy, and still think he has what it takes to be a top 50 player in the competition. Just needs that 2 step acceleration to create space and he'll be the next Sam Mitchel.

Yeah looks trim. good to see young Wilkinson doing well. Would expect him to play a fair bit as a mature age recruit.

 

[wandering123]

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

 

[The Filth Wizard]

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

"Be honest. Would you recognise Trent Dumont if he walked into the room right now?"

I'm crying.

 

[the big lebowski]

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

Hahahaha the irony

 

[Firestarter]

"Be honest. Would you recognise Trent Dumont if he walked into the room right now?"

I'm crying.

I'm crying tears of pain after punching the wall.

 

[Muscles Thommo]

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

Yep that pictures gonna help

 

[Hootini]

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

Absolute muppets.

 

[DrZaius]

That is amazing

 

[scottywiper]

Very funny stuff!

 

[Daniltchenko You Beauty]

Incredible

 

[TennisPlayerAndy]

Phenomenal.

 

[Shermanator]

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

 

[The Filth Wizard]

Anyway, not to be lost on the point of the article, that is some magnificent work to have Froggy elite in so many categories and exciting for us as a club. What is also splendid is that Froggy, Polec and Hall were all rated top five for wingers.