Being Luck Beveridge

[Yojimbo]

A measure of finals intent taking in the coaching tenure of the "Master Coach" and his four year reign of glory.

Elimination Final 2019 Versus GWS Giants (Loss) 8-7-55 (319 x Disposals) 128 x Tackles:

V.O.S.S Progression (Volume Of Scoring Shots):
GWS: 8 ,7, 8, 10 = 33, D.P.G = 24.69
Dogs: 2, 8, 3, 2 = 15, D.P.G = 39.88

Never a good time to be handed your ass and mauled by a hungry pack of lions or Giants in this case.
D.P.G = Disposals Per Goal, just for the rest of the thread.

Elimination Final 2016 Versus West Coast (Win) 14-15-99 (400 x Disposals) 156 x Tackles:

V.O.S.S Progression:
WC: 5, 4, 5, 3 = 17, D.P.G = 51.86
Dogs: 8, 5, 7, 9 = 29, D.P.G = 28.57

One word and only one word needs to be used "Domination" really made them play our way.

Semi Final 2016 Versus Hawthorn (Win) 16-11-107 (397 x Disposals) 167 x Tackles:

V.O.S.S Progression:
Haw: 7, 5, 5, 7 = 24, D.P.G = 27.25
Dogs: 6, 10, 7, 4 = 27, D.P.G = 24.81

Kicked 100+ points and our best D.P.G of the Luck Beveridge years, conversion is your friend in the end.

Preliminary Final 2016 Versus GWS Giants (Win) 13-11-89 (392 x Disposals) 144 x Tackles:

V.O.S.S Progression:
GWS: 3, 4, 9, 7 = 23, D.P.G = 29.92
Dogs: 5, 6, 4, 9 = 24, D.P.G = 30.15

A close game at the end of the day, with the best team showing the way. Both teams had a dominant period
in the game the Giants in the third quarter with their 9 scoring shots for 4 Goals and 5 Behinds then not to
be out done the Dogs in the last quarter with 9 scoring shots for 4 Goals and 5 Behinds. Maybe the football
gods looking down from above decided enough prelim pain for the Dogs and acted, maybe.

Grand Final 2016 Versus Sydney (Win) 13-11-89 (382 x Disposals) 193 x Tackles:

V.O.S.S Progression:
Syd: 3, 7, 3, 4 = 17, D.P.G = 37.20
Dogs: 2, 6, 8, 8 = 24, D.P.G = 29.38

The same score as the week before which is creepy as and does make you wonder about the gods potential
involvement, after half time a scoring shot advantage of 16 to 7 after a first half deficit of 8 to 10 does tend
to spell it out for you, but 193 Tackles is second only to 2012 for total tackles when Sydney and Hawthorn
put on 194 for the last decade of grand finals. If you play the Sydney Swans or the Collingwood Magpies
best get used to tackling lots of guys.

Elimination Final 2015 Versus Adelaide (Loss) 14-18-102 (388 x Disposals) 124 x Tackles:

V.O.S.S Progression:
Dogs: 10, 7, 9, 6 = 32, D.P.G = 27.71
Adel: 9, 6, 7, 7 = 29, D.P.G = 21.44

Could we possibly have created more history and won it from sixth place on the ladder, I think so to fan the
flames of controversy. Adelaide had less ball, but hurt us with their low disposals per goal and superior
accuracy on the day and I doubt Michael Talia had anything to do with that. Now my cousin Scott was an
assistant coach at Adelaide and we fanned the rivalry on our weekly catch up phone call, but he won the
dollar bet at the end of the day.

There it is an itemised account of greatness that is Being Luck Beveridge.

 

[BallaratBulldog]

You make your own luck.

 

[Yojimbo]

You make your own luck.

Very true, I can't help thinking sometimes I wonder if Luke (Luck) Beveridge had access to a Scott Wynd or a
Brian Lake or a Lindsay Gilbee or a Rohan Smith or a Barry Hall or a Brad Johnson or an Adam Cooney in his
line breaking prime what he could do with them as easily our most balanced coach ever. For him to have had
the players that he has and managed six finals in five years is quite amazing. We sadly have been like a
jigsaw puzzle at times almost done and just at the last minute you find you are a few pieces short or that
the pieces arrived at not quite the right time to mesh with everyone else. Maybe I am overthinking it, but
it has bugged me for a long time.

 

[Fossie 32]

Spooky they tried to kill us off in 89 and we kicked 89 points two weeks in a row to win the flag

 

[Yojimbo]

Spooky they tried to kill us off in 89 and we kicked 89 points two weeks in a row to win the flag

13-11-89 both weeks in very different ways, it is more than spooky, perhaps it was destiny.

 

[Yojimbo]

2016 Grand Final versus 2009 Preliminary Final (Head to Head Battle):

Dale Morris versus Dale Morris
Matthew Boyd versus Matthew Boyd
Liam Picken versus Liam Picken
Jordan Roughead versus Will Minson
Thomas Boyd versus Ben Hudson
Fletcher Roberts versus Brian Lake
Joel Hamling versus Ryan Hargrave
Shane Biggs versus Tim Callan
Easton Wood versus Robert Murphy
Jason Johannisen versus Jarrod Harbrow
Zaine Cordy versus Scott Welsh
Luke Dahlhaus versus Lindsay Gilbee
Jackson Macrae versus Callan Ward
Thomas Liberatore versus Adam Cooney
Marcus Bontempelli versus Ryan Griffen
Jake Stringer versus Mitch Hahn
Clay Smith versus Brad Johnson
Caleb Daniel versus Shaun Higgins
Josh Dunkley versus Daniel Cross
Lachlan Hunter versus Nathan Eagleton
Toby McLean versus Jason Akermanis
Tory Dickson versus Daniel Giansiracusa

The first three battles were too close to call, well actually it was the same players, but both the 2009 and 2016 had
the same record 15 x Wins and 7 x Losses despite finishing 3rd and 7th on the ladder respectively. The attacking
and tough to match up 2009 side had 2,378 Points For and 1,940 Points Against for a percentage of 122.58% while
the all conquering 2016 unit had 1,857 Points For and 1,609 Points Against for a percentage of 115.41% these
statistics do illustrate the vastly different philosophies of the two coaches as well as the utilisation of the actual
soldiers skill sets that they bring to the battle.

Which team would win head to head or would it just come down to favourable match ups ?

 

[Nath09]

2016 Grand Final versus 2009 Preliminary Final (Head to Head Battle):

Dale Morris versus Dale Morris
Matthew Boyd versus Matthew Boyd
Liam Picken versus Liam Picken
Jordan Roughead versus Will Minson
Thomas Boyd versus Ben Hudson
Fletcher Roberts versus Brian Lake
Joel Hamling versus Ryan Hargrave
Shane Biggs versus Tim Callan
Easton Wood versus Robert Murphy
Jason Johannisen versus Jarrod Harbrow
Zaine Cordy versus Scott Welsh
Luke Dahlhaus versus Lindsay Gilbee
Jackson Macrae versus Callan Ward
Thomas Liberatore versus Adam Cooney
Marcus Bontempelli versus Ryan Griffen
Jake Stringer versus Mitch Hahn
Clay Smith versus Brad Johnson
Caleb Daniel versus Shaun Higgins
Josh Dunkley versus Daniel Cross
Lachlan Hunter versus Nathan Eagleton
Toby McLean versus Jason Akermanis
Tory Dickson versus Daniel Giansiracusa

The first three battles were too close to call, well actually it was the same players, but both the 2009 and 2016 had
the same record 15 x Wins and 7 x Losses despite finishing 3rd and 7th on the ladder respectively. The attacking
and tough to match up 2009 side had 2,378 Points For and 1,940 Points Against for a percentage of 122.58% while
the all conquering 2016 unit had 1,857 Points For and 1,609 Points Against for a percentage of 115.41% these
statistics do illustrate the vastly different philosophies of the two coaches as well as the utilisation of the actual
soldiers skill sets that they bring to the battle.

Which team would win head to head or would it just come down to favourable match ups ?

2009 team is vastly superior on paper. If the 2016 team played like they did during their finals run, they'd be unstoppable though.

 

[Yojimbo]

2009 team is vastly superior on paper. If the 2016 team played like they did during their finals run, they'd be unstoppable though.

A hypothetical for you if Bevo coached the 2009 squad and Eade the 2016 squad then what, other than Eade having to
find a new whipping boy as Lake had left. I don't think Eade makes finals in 2016 let alone flags up.

 

[Yojimbo]

Bevo Versus "The World"

Collingwood: 8 x Games, 4 x Wins, 4 x Losses.
Sydney: 7 x Games, 5 x Wins, 2 x Losses.
Hawthorn: 6 x Games, 2 x Wins, 4 x Losses.
Gold Coast: 5 x Games, 4 x Wins, 1 x Loss.
Carlton: 7 x Games, 6 x Wins, 1 x Loss.
Fremantle: 7 x Games, 2 x Wins, 5 x Losses.
Richmond: 5 x Games, 4 x Wins, 1 x Loss.
Brisbane: 8 x Games, 7 x Wins, 1 x Loss.
Geelong: 7 x Games, 2 x Wins, 5 x Losses.

North Melbourne: 8 x Games, 5 x Wins, 3 x Losses.
West Coast: 9 x Games, 3 x Wins, 6 x Losses.
Port Adelaide: 7 x Games, 3 x Wins, 4 x Losses.
Melbourne: 7 x Games, 3 x Wins, 4 x Losses.
St Kilda: 7 x Games, 4 x Wins, 3 x Losses.
Essendon: 5 x Games, 5 x Wins.
GWS Giants: 8 x Games, 3 x Wins, 5 x Losses.
Adelaide: 6 x Games, 3 x Wins, 3 x Losses.

Please sir more Essendon, they seem to be our uncontested bitches.

 

[LondonBulldog]

3 chances to win a flag.

1997 - Players froze and made mistakes at the end and Wallace who did a good job that year froze as well when we needing him most (loose man in defence)
2009 - Eade did well yet our side was geared around individuals who had too much influence at the club. The team mentality of 2016 wasn't there. Having said that, they were very close and if we got Barry Hall one year earlier would have been close. There was a divide between the "core" and the rest of the club. Good side but lacked a quality tall.
2016 - Ignore the 7th on the ladder the year was as good win/loss wise as the other two years. Momentum and a will to win across the whole group. The toughness of the likes of Picken, Smith, Morris, Dalhause, Libba etc. got us over the line, the desperation, second efforts and a good batch of kids.

It we can find a bit of that in the current squad we are a chance again, yet we are lacking the type of player listed above bar Dunkley.

 

[Nath09]

A hypothetical for you if Bevo coached the 2009 squad and Eade the 2016 squad then what, other than Eade having to
find a new whipping boy as Lake had left. I don't think Eade makes finals in 2016 let alone flags up.

If Bevo came in 2007, then in 2009 we'd be looking at our second consecutive flag...

Probably a bit harsh on Eade, might've snuck us into the finals but likely out in the first round. Loss to GWS = best case scenario.*

*This is total s**t talk, based on nothing but gut feelings

 

[Anja_Nees]

I think the talent in our 2016 side is seriously underrated because it was such a performance spike, whereas we finished top four three years running in both 97-99 and 08-10.

We had all of Morris, Picken, M Boyd, Bont, Dicko, Macrae, Wood, Roughead, Dahlhaus, Hunter, JJ, Smith, Hamling and Tom Boyd hitting peak form at the same time.

It’s not the talent available that year that was the problem. Unfortunately most of the above had (often serious) injury issues in that and other years. If the above had been fully fit and in peak form together for a few years I think we’d have backed it up with at least more deep finals campaigns.

 

[Yojimbo]

I think the talent in our 2016 side is seriously underrated because it was such a performance spike, whereas we finished top four three years running in both 97-99 and 08-10.

We had all of Morris, Picken, M Boyd, Bont, Dicko, Macrae, Wood, Roughead, Dahlhaus, Hunter, JJ, Smith, Hamling and Tom Boyd hitting peak form at the same time.

It’s not the talent available that year that was the problem. Unfortunately most of the above had (often serious) injury issues in that and other years. If the above had been fully fit and in peak form together for a few years I think we’d have backed it up with at least more deep finals campaigns.

Ditching "Third Man Up" in the ruck had as big an effect on us as any of those players not to mention the added umpire attention on
our disposal after "The Handball Club" ruffled more than a few feathers. I think we have always strived for the balance that Luke
Beveridge brought to the table, but the game style was very labour intensive and would wear players down mentally eventually.

 

[Yojimbo]

Luck Beveridge ( The continuing saga of greatness) Where Does The Percentage Come From:

Collingwood: Points For = 599, Points Against = 653, Percentage = 91.73%
Sydney: Points For = 562, Points Against = 545, Percentage = 103.12%
Hawthorn: Points For = 509, Points Against = 612, Percentage = 83.17%
Gold Coast: Points For = 461, Points Against = 333, Percentage = 138.44%
Carlton: Points For = 537, Points Against = 463, Percentage = 115.98%
Fremantle: Points For = 549, Points Against = 559, Percentage = 98.21%
Richmond: Points For = 444, Points Against = 366, Percentage = 121.31%
Brisbane: Points For = 899, Points Against = 717, Percentage = 125.38%

Geelong: Points For = 529, Points Against = 568, Percentage = 93.13%
North Melbourne: Points For = 655, Points Against = 650, Percentage = 100.77%
West Coast: Points For = 693, Points Against = 886, Percentage = 78.22%
Port Adelaide: Points For = 544, Points Against = 608, Percentage = 89.47%
Melbourne: Points For = 581, Points Against = 658, Percentage = 88.30%
St Kilda: Points For = 584, Points Against = 495, Percentage = 117.98%
Essendon: Points For = 590, Points Against = 306, Percentage = 192.81% (Bring them on from both ends)
GWS Giants: Points For = 637, Points Against = 740, Percentage = 86.08%
Adelaide: Points For = 542, Points Against = 539, Percentage = 100.56%

Luck Beveridge is known as the "Count Of Cazaly's" 3 from 3 for premiership points, damn near invincible.

 

[Yojimbo]

Luck Beveridge (By The Venues, Where He Gets It Done):

Marvel Stadium: 64 x Games, 42 x Wins, 22 x Losses.
MCG: 13 x Games, 8 x Wins, 5 x Losses.
SCG: 3 x Games, 2 x Wins, 1 x Loss.
UTAS Stadium: 1 x Game, 1 x Loss.
Cazaly's Stadium: 3 x Games, 3 x Wins.
Ballarat Mars: 5 x Games, 3 x Wins, 2 x Losses.
GABBA: 3 x Games, 1 x Win, 2 x Losses.
GMHBA: 4 x Games, 4 x Losses.
Adelaide Oval: 6 x Games, 2 x Wins, 4 x Losses.
Giants Stadium: 4 x Games, 2 x Wins, 2 x Losses.
Canberra Oval: 2 x Games, 2 x Losses.
Optus Stadium: 4 x Games, 4 x Losses.
Domain Stadium: 5 x Games, 1 x Win, 4 x Losses. (2016 Good Timing)

The 13 x Venues of Beveridge, Lucky for some the number 13.

 

[CarnTheScray]

"Luck" comes to people that see an opportunity and seize it. That's what Bevo did.

 

[Yojimbo]

Optus Stadium: 4 x Games, 4 x Losses.
Domain Stadium: 5 x Games, 1 x Win, 4 x Losses. (2016 Good Timing)

So you are saying Yojimbo Luck Beveridge has coached 9 x Games in West Australia for 1 x Win and 8 x Losses and that 1 x Win
was the final in 2016 and we bloused them.

Yes I am saying that and he was also in the Greek Team Of The Century, multi-talented individual.

 

[Yojimbo]

Luck Beveridge (Taming The Tigers):

Round 7: 2019, Marvel Stadium (15-9-99 to 7-10-52) Win.
V.O.S.S Progression:
Dogs: 7, 6, 7, 4 = 24, D.P.G = 29.33
Rich: 5, 5, 4, 3 = 17. D.P.G = 46.86

Round 23: 2018, MCG (14-11-95 to 15-8-98) Loss.
V.O.S.S Progression:
Dogs: 6, 5, 6, 8 = 25, D.P.G = 29.50
Rich: 6, 8, 6, 3 = 23, D.P.G = 24.27

Round 7: 2017, Marvel Stadium (11-14-80 to 11-9-75) Win.
V.O.S.S Progression:
Dogs: 2, 8, 9, 6 = 25, D.P.G = 38.91
Rich: 8, 5, 3, 4 = 20, D.P.G = 31.91

Round 16: 2016, Marvel Stadium (12-13-85 to 11-9-75) Win.
V.O.S.S Progression:
Dogs: 6, 8, 3, 8 = 25, D.P.G = 33.00
Rich: 4, 4, 6, 6 = 20, D.P.G = 33.82

Round 2: 2015, MCG (12-13-85 to 9-12-66) Win.
V.O.S.S Progression:
Dogs: 8, 5, 10, 2 = 25, D.P.G = 27.17
Rich: 5, 4, 5, 7 = 21, D.P.G = 44.78

An 80% Win record against one of the greatest coaches of our time, maybe one of the greatest coaches of all time
is nothing to be sneezed at. Call me what you like, but these epic battles seem to have a pattern to them that may
hold the key to taming the tiger, grabbing the tiger by the tail, dethroning the tiger king. To thrive against the man
with the best pr0n name in football Hard-Wick takes more than Luck or does it ?

 

[Yojimbo]

2016: Western Bulldogs 15-7-60, Points For 1857 (12th), Points Against 1609 (3rd).

Clearly 2016 was a defence orientated year which makes sense as Luck Beveridge had served as a defensive coach.
1609 is the third best Points Against recorded by the eventual premier in the AFL era from 1990 to 2019 it was only
bettered by Hawthorn 2015 (1548) and West Coast 1994 (1572). 1857 Points For however is clearly the worst ever
recorded by an eventual premier in the AFL era 1990 to 2019, only four eventual premiers have recorded under
2000 Points For in the AFL era interestingly 2019, 2017, 2016 and 2005 which says maybe they are copying the
great Luck Beveridge or maybe the game has gone to s**t.

 

[Yojimbo]

Luck Beveridge (2015 to 2019) Ladder Format:

2019: (7th) 12 x Wins, 10 x Losses, Points For 1941, Points Against 1810, Percentage 107.24%

2018: (13th) 8 x Wins, 14 x Losses, Points For 1575, Points Against 2037, Percentage 77.32%

2017: (10th) 11 x Wins, 11 x Losses, Points For 1857, Points Against 1913, Percentage 97.07%

2016: (7th) 15 x Wins, 7 x Losses, Points For 1857, Points Against 1609, Percentage 115.41%

2015: (6th) 14 x Wins, 8 x Losses, Points For 2101, Points Against 1825, Percentage 115.12%

Biggest Win:

Round 21: Versus Essendon at Marvel Stadium 2019 (21-11-137 to 4-9-33)
V.O.S.S Progression:
Dogs: 9, 4, 9, 10 = 32, D.P.G = 21.19
Ess: 2, 2, 4, 5 = 13, D.P.G = 80.00
Margin 104 Points.

 

[Yojimbo]

A Journey Of Luck (Game By Game):

2015: Win 10 points, Win 19 points, Loss 70 Points, Win 57 points, Win 4 points, Loss 7 points, Loss 13 points, Loss 39 points,
Win 45 points, Loss 38 points, Win 72 points, Win 6 points, Win 11 points, Win 22 points, Loss 8 points, Win 18 points,
Win 87 points, Win 69 points, Win 98 points, Loss 77 points, Win 23 points, Loss 8 points, Loss 7 points.

2016: Win 65 points, Win 57 points, Loss 3 points, Win 36 points, Win 53 points, Loss 16 points, Win 15 points, Win 32 points,
Loss 25 points, Win 21 points, Win 8 points, Win 3 points, Loss 57 points, Win 4 points, Win 10 points, Win 48 points,
Loss 15 points, Loss 25 points, Win 14 points, Win 3 points, Win 40 points, Loss 20 points, Win 47 points, Win 23 points,
Win 6 points, Win 22 points.

2017: Win 14 points, Win 23 points, Loss 16 points, Win 3 points, Win 32 points, Loss 2 points, Win 5 points, Loss 8 points,
Loss 23 points, Win 40 points, Loss 46 points, Loss 57 points, Win 1 point, Loss 7 points, Loss 59 points, Win 20 points,
Win 54 points, Win 30 points, Win 14 points, Loss 48 points, Loss 17 points, Loss 9 points.

2018: Loss 82 points, Loss 51 points, Win 21 points, Loss 7 points, Loss 54 points, Win 21 points, Win 9 points, Win 14 points,
Loss 37 points, Loss 35 points, Loss 49 points, Loss 57 points, Loss 2 points, Win 2 points, Loss 63 points, Loss 50 points,
Loss 54 points, Loss 44 points, Win 35 points, Win 7 points, Win 17 points, Loss 3 points.

2019: Win 17 points, Win 19 points, Loss 5 points, Loss 14 points, Loss 44 points, Loss 19 points, Win 47 points, Win 16 points,
Loss 44 points, Loss 25 points, Loss 61 points, Win 3 points, Loss 9 points, Win 25 points, Win 16 points, Win 8 points,
Loss 27 points, Win 47 points, Loss 18 points, Win 104 points, Win 61 points, Win 34 points, Loss 58 points.

2020: Loss 52 points.

Wins (1-10) = 17
Losses (1-10) = 14

Wins (11-20) = 14
Losses (11-20) = 8

Wins (21-30) = 10
Losses (21-30) = 6

Wins (31-40) = 7
Losses (31-40) = 4

Wins (Over 40) = 16
Losses (Over 40) = 21

Never had a draw Luck Beveridge despite 31 x Games between (1-10) points.

 

[Yojimbo]

The Personnel Changes Of Luck:
2015 Round 1 Best 22 versus the 2020 Round 1 Best 22:

Marcus Bontempelli versus Marcus Bontempelli
Jackson Macrae versus Jackson Macrae
Mitch Wallis versus Mitch Wallis
Jason Johannisen versus Jason Johannisen
Easton Wood versus Easton Wood

Matthew Boyd versus Bailey Smith
Lin Jong versus Lachlan Hunter
Stewart Crameri versus Matthew Suckling
Luke Dahlhaus versus Caleb Daniel
Robert Murphy versus Hayden Crozier
Jake Stringer versus Alex Keath
Will Minson versus Tim English
Michael Talia versus Zaine Cordy
Brett Goodes versus Josh Dunkley
Dale Morris versus Bailey Williams
Jordan Roughead versus Ryan Gardner
Liam Picken versus Bailey Dale
Mitch Honey-Church versus Ben Cavarra
Tory Dickson versus Sam Lloyd
Thomas Boyd versus Aaron Naughton
Jack Redpath versus Josh Bruce
Jarrad Grant versus Lewis Young

Well there it is a six year transformation where only five names stay the same and we arguably lose some forward flair and
creativity, all teams have to change and father time waits for no man. In 2015 we won in 2020 we lost and played really
badly, which team would win in a head to head battle of the ages. I say the 2015 boys would hand them their asses.

 

[Jeff 1975]

2016 Grand Final versus 2009 Preliminary Final (Head to Head Battle):

Dale Morris versus Dale Morris
Matthew Boyd versus Matthew Boyd
Liam Picken versus Liam Picken
Jordan Roughead versus Will Minson
Thomas Boyd versus Ben Hudson
Fletcher Roberts versus Brian Lake
Joel Hamling versus Ryan Hargrave
Shane Biggs versus Tim Callan
Easton Wood versus Robert Murphy
Jason Johannisen versus Jarrod Harbrow
Zaine Cordy versus Scott Welsh
Luke Dahlhaus versus Lindsay Gilbee
Jackson Macrae versus Callan Ward
Thomas Liberatore versus Adam Cooney
Marcus Bontempelli versus Ryan Griffen
Jake Stringer versus Mitch Hahn
Clay Smith versus Brad Johnson
Caleb Daniel versus Shaun Higgins
Josh Dunkley versus Daniel Cross
Lachlan Hunter versus Nathan Eagleton
Toby McLean versus Jason Akermanis
Tory Dickson versus Daniel Giansiracusa

The first three battles were too close to call, well actually it was the same players, but both the 2009 and 2016 had
the same record 15 x Wins and 7 x Losses despite finishing 3rd and 7th on the ladder respectively. The attacking
and tough to match up 2009 side had 2,378 Points For and 1,940 Points Against for a percentage of 122.58% while
the all conquering 2016 unit had 1,857 Points For and 1,609 Points Against for a percentage of 115.41% these
statistics do illustrate the vastly different philosophies of the two coaches as well as the utilisation of the actual
soldiers skill sets that they bring to the battle.

Which team would win head to head or would it just come down to favourable match ups ?

2016 Grand Final versus 2009 Preliminary Final (Head to Head Battle):

Dale Morris versus Dale Morris
Matthew Boyd versus Matthew Boyd
Liam Picken versus Liam Picken
Jordan Roughead versus Will Minson
Thomas Boyd versus Ben Hudson
Fletcher Roberts versus Brian Lake
Joel Hamling versus Ryan Hargrave
Shane Biggs versus Tim Callan
Easton Wood versus Robert Murphy
Jason Johannisen versus Jarrod Harbrow
Zaine Cordy versus Scott Welsh
Luke Dahlhaus versus Lindsay Gilbee
Jackson Macrae versus Callan Ward
Thomas Liberatore versus Adam Cooney
Marcus Bontempelli versus Ryan Griffen
Jake Stringer versus Mitch Hahn
Clay Smith versus Brad Johnson
Caleb Daniel versus Shaun Higgins
Josh Dunkley versus Daniel Cross
Lachlan Hunter versus Nathan Eagleton
Toby McLean versus Jason Akermanis
Tory Dickson versus Daniel Giansiracusa


I have it 17 v 8 (3 doubles included)

Big win to 2016

 

[Yojimbo]

I have it 17 v 8 (3 doubles included)

Big win to 2016

Very Bold of you, some interesting choices there, but beauty as they say is in the eye of the beholder unless you are blind.

2016 I remember more fondly than 2009 for some reason, thanks for posting I was getting lonely.

 

[Yojimbo]

Luck Beveridge (Learning from the losses):

(2015):
Round 3: Vs Hawthorn UTAS Stadium, 8-9-57, VOSS = 17, DPG = 40.25
Round 6: Vs St Kilda Marvel Stadium, 13-9-87, VOSS = 22, DPG = 24.85
Round 7: Vs Fremantle Marvel Stadium, 14-4-88, VOSS = 18, DPG = 23.50
Round 8: Vs Melbourne MCG, 9-10-64, VOSS = 19, DPG = 36.33
Round 10: Vs Port Adelaide Adelaide Oval, 9-8-62, VOSS = 17, DPG = 33.33
Round 16: Vs Geelong GMHBA Stadium, 9-10-64, VOSS = 19, DPG = 40.56
Round 21: Vs West Coast Domain Stadium, 13-7-85, VOSS = 20, DPG = 26.46
Round 23: Vs Brisbane Gabba, 19-8-122, VOSS = 27, DPG = 16.47
Elim Final: Vs Adelaide MCG, 14-18-102, VOSS = 32, DPG = 27.71

(2016):
Round 3: Vs Hawthorn Marvel Stadium, 13-12-90, VOSS = 25, DPG = 32.15
Round 6: Vs North Melbourne Marvel Stadium, 6-9-45, VOSS = 15, DPG = 72.33
Round 9: Vs GWS Giants Stadium, 10-13-73, VOSS = 23, DPG = 36.90
Round 13: Vs Geelong Marvel Stadium, 5-13-43, VOSS = 18, DPG = 75.00
Round 18: Vs St Kilda Marvel Stadium, 9-6-60, VOSS = 15, DPG = 41.33
Round 19: Vs Geelong GMHBA Stadium, 11-12-78, VOSS = 23, DPG = 33.36
Round 23: Vs Fremantle Domain Stadium, 6-13-49, VOSS = 19, DPG = 72.33

(2017):
Round 3: Vs Fremantle Domain Stadium, 10-13-73, VOSS = 23, DPG = 42.20
Round 6: Vs GWS Canberra Oval, 9-19-73, VOSS = 28, DPG = 41.33
Round 8: Vs West Coast Domain Stadium, 8-13-61, VOSS = 21, DPG = 50.75
Round 9: Vs Geelong GMHBA Stadium, 12-9-81, VOSS = 21, DPG = 32.42
Round 12: Vs Sydney SCG, 6-6-42, VOSS = 12, DPG = 61.83
Round 13: Vs Melbourne Marvel Stadium, 8-8-56, VOSS = 16, DPG = 51.50
Round 15: Vs West Coast Marvel Stadium, 11-14-80, VOSS = 25, DPG = 33.18
Round 16: Vs Adelaide Adelaide Oval, 5-15-45, VOSS = 20, DPG = 73.20
Round 21: Vs GWS Marvel Stadium, 7-15-57, VOSS = 22, DPG = 47.29
Round 22: Vs Port Adelaide Mars Stadium, 11-13-79, VOSS = 24, DPG = 34.82
Round 23: Vs Hawthorn Marvel Stadium, 13-12-90 VOSS = 25, DPG = 28.69

(2018):
Round 1: Vs GWS Canberra Oval, 7-9-51, VOSS = 16, DPG = 49.57
Round 2: Vs West Coast Marvel Stadium, 9-16-70, VOSS = 25, DPG = 39.22
Round 4: Vs Sydney Marvel Stadium, 11-13-79, VOSS = 24, DPG = 36.09
Round 5: Vs Fremantle Optus Stadium, 8-6-54, VOSS = 14, DPG = 45.88
Round 9: Vs Adelaide Adelaide Oval, 2-14-26, VOSS = 16, DPG = 199.00
Round 10: Vs Collingwood Marvel Stadium, 8-7-55, VOSS = 15, DPG = 46.75
Round 11: Vs Melbourne Marvel Stadium, 7-9-51, VOSS = 16, DPG = 55.14
Round 13: Vs Port Adelaide Adelaide Oval, 11-9-75, VOSS = 20, DPG = 27.73
Round 14: Vs North Melbourne Marvel Stadium, 11-9-75, VOSS = 20, DPG = 35.00
Round 16: Vs Hawthorn Marvel Stadium, 9-5-59, VOSS = 14, DPG = 41.67
Round 17: Vs Melbourne MCG, 10-9-69, VOSS = 19, DPG = 42.30
Round 18: Vs West Coast Optus Stadium, 6-10-46, VOSS = 16, DPG = 58.50
Round 19: Vs Port Adelaide Mars Stadium, 5-4-34, VOSS = 9, DPG = 67.60
Round 23: Vs Richmond MCG, 14-11-95, VOSS = 25, DPG = 29.50

(2019):
Round 3: Vs Gold Coast Marvel Stadium, 9-14-68, VOSS = 23, DPG = 41.00
Round 4: Vs Collingwood MCG, 9-10-64, VOSS = 19, DPG = 44.20
Round 5: Vs Carlton Marvel Stadium, 7-15-57, VOSS = 22, DPG = 50.71
Round 6: Vs Fremantle Optus Stadium, 9-15-69, VOSS = 24, DPG = 44.00
Round 9: Vs Geelong GMHBA Stadium, 13-11-89, VOSS = 24, DPG = 27.69
Round 10: Vs North Melbourne Marvel Stadium, 13-12-90, VOSS = 25, DPG = 29.00
Round 11: Vs West Coast Optus Stadium, 10-12-72, VOSS = 22, DPG = 42.10
Round 14: Vs Collingwood Marvel Stadium, 10-13-73, VOSS = 23, DPG = 45.60
Round 18: Vs St Kilda Marvel Stadium, 14-5-89, VOSS = 19, DPG = 26.07
Round 20: Vs Brisbane Gabba, 11-14-80, VOSS = 25, DPG = 35.91
Elim Final: Vs GWS Giants Stadium, 8-7-55, VOSS = 15, DPG = 39.88

(2020):
Round 1: Vs Collingwood Marvel Stadium, 5-4-34, VOSS = 9, DPG = 56.20

That was a lot of typing when i already know it's a combination of poor conversion and low supply that sees us lose and take
a holiday to the island of Shitihatelosing, would love to see us be more efficient and effective, but the Yugio cards of our
playing personnel do tend to lean heavily on the defensive side and not on the attacking virtues. I am running out of ammo
fast when it comes down to being Luck Beveridge, but all good things have to end.