Ricketz
Norm Smith Medallist
I think you are looking at the wrong end for Dahlhaus' influence. Here are our numbers in his games (opposition, our scoring shots per i50, our goals per i50):[QUOT
Carlton's ratio last week was 0.5 (Scores/i50s). Only the Adelaide, Sydney and Brisbane losses yielded a higher ratio than that this year. The average with Dahlhaus in the team this year is 0.42. With Dahlhaus out it jumps to 0.49.
Ade, 2, 4
Bris, 2.24, 3.92
Haw, 2.79, 5.3
Melb, 3.33, 5.56
NM, 2.37, 6.4
WCE, 1.77, 2.62
Syd, 2.32, 5.42
Rich, 1.77, 2.89
GCS, 2.95, 4.43
Pies, 2, 5.25
Port, 1.93, 3.06
WB, 2.3, 4.42
Bris, 3.33, 7.14
Ess, 1.96, 3.0
AVG, 2.36, 4.53
Without Dahlhaus:
STK, 2.5, 4.5
Carl, 2.8, 5.6
AVG, 2.65, 5.05
So we are more efficient with Dahl in the side.
The sample size and number of variables at the team level mean that you would be clutching at straws to draw conclusions based on the numbers alone, though. The people that matter would judge his performances based on the opposition on the day, I'd imagine.
Another stat that I thought might be more relevant is opposition rebound 50's:
With Dahl
Ade 37
Bris 33
Haw 39
Melb 41
NM 52
WCE 33
Syd 48
Rich 36
GCS 46
Pies 33
Port 35
WB 40
Bris 43
Ess 30
AVG 39
Without Dahl
STK 35
Carl 46
AVG 40.5
Again better at locking it in our f50 with Dahl than without, but you can't really tell from the sample size.