Well seeing as you can't spell brownlow, don't know what strawman means, and simple maths is confusing to you, I don't think you did understand perfectly or even at all.
I'll try and make it easy for you
Let's start with rating. Rating means someone's opinion.
Some opinions are worth more
The match committees opinion is worth a lot.
The match committee expresses their opinion on performance with something called votes
Each game they give votes
The more votes in a game the more they 'rated' the players game
Sometimes players get injured so they can't play in a "game".
Now it gets really tricky, some maths are involved.
Rory Sloane played 23 games and got 268 votes which was more than anyone else. Yay! Go him. He was awarded 11.65 votes per game. This was also no.1 at the club. So this was good.
Now Josh Jenkins, who you think is underrated, played 24 games and got 167 votes. The coaches liked his actual performance to 6.96 votes per game. I assume you are ok with decimals?
Now for a guy who kicked 62 goals this wasn't very much. The coaches did not rate his performance that highly
Jarryd Lyons who we did not like very much and gave away at the bottom of the cereal packet, played 20 games, for 145 votes.
145 is less than 167 wow! Argument over. Or is it?
Should we consider those 4 games he didn't play? Well those people understand maths would say yes! Yes we should
Jarryd Lyons was awarded 7.25 votes by the coaches, per game, each time he played
But they didn't think 7.25 was very good, or that poor Jarryd was needed. They didn't rate him very highly
7.25 is however more than 6.96, so perhaps they didn't think Josh Jenkins was particularly good either? But 62 goals and still rated less than discarded Jarryd Lyons!
Maybe that's too mathematical, too abstract. Try this:
Rory Laird got 165 votes. Woot woot Jenkins got 167!! Laird is a gun! JJ must be a gun too, right? He was better than Laird. 167 is more than 165
Only problem is Laird played 5 LESS games.
Laird got 8.68 votes of approval on a per game basis, which was 4th highest at the club
You could argue that 167 votes was more than 165 and therefore JJ was better than Laird, but that would be too stupid for words. Literally.
Charlie Cameron had 168 votes, virtually the same as 167 for Jenkins, so he was better because of that 1 vote?
No. He was better because he did it in only 20 games at an average of 8.40.
A child can understand this, and so can you.
Apology accepted, now don't be such a dick next time![]()
That's s very logical call
Going by that logic we see the following rankings for the year so far by afl.com.au granted it's not the match committee but if they agree with the following
http://www.afl.com.au/stats/player-ratings/overall-standings#club/CD_T10
It will show who is rated higher and who will retain their spot and if Knight will even get a gig





