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Enjoyed the word-association commentary from Bruce McAvaney last night, though I'm quite sure it was inadvertent. Had it come from Dennis Cometti it would most likely have been deliberate. The moment came after Brian Lake's goal near the three minute mark of the third quarter. It was the first goal of the game since the nine and a half minute mark of the second quarter, some 20 minutes previously. After Lake's goal went through, Bruce summed it up thus, "He's broken the drought, Lake."
 
19 of 33 NRL/NSWRL teams have also not cracked the 80% in H&A. Some of them very short lived though, Cronulla & Penrith 47 seasons the most. Norths did it once in 92 seasons, but it was a very short one due to a Kangaroo tour.
 
RogersResults said:
Then you say in Soccer "where schedules are so long high winning eprcentages are not possible". I observe that Manchester United had a winning% of 81.6 in 2008-9.

If you say "all cats are black" and someone shows you a white one, it's time to reconsider you position and do some more research.
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I was actually referring to baseball and ice hockey - where schedules are much longer than even in the EPL where seasons are still short enough for quite high winning percentages - it’s as if you did not see the parentheses!
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19 of 33 NRL/NSWRL teams have also not cracked the 80% in H&A. Some of them very short lived though, Cronulla & Penrith 47 seasons the most. Norths did it once in 92 seasons, but it was a very short one due to a Kangaroo tour.
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Penrith got very near it in 1991 - 79.54 percent to be exact.

The same point from my previous post applies to rugby league as it does to soccer - it’s just so much harder to achieve extremely high winning percentages than in Australian rules football because the number of scores per game is so much lower.

In other words, the relative skill level required for a winning percentage of 80 is much lower in Australian football than in soccer or rugby league. So it is unsurprising few teams in the NRL/NSWRL have achieved an 80 percent winning rate.
 
Observed in the Round 1 Finals 2013.

The Swans biggest loss in a final since 2001.

One of the Swans’ 5 biggest losses in the last 10 seasons.

A first in a final for the Hawks since 1988.

A lowest since 1924 for the ‘Bloods’.

One of only 19 matches and the first final with a certain first half scoreline.

Hawks on the right side of the scoring ledger for the first since they joined the competition.

A 2nd time only for the Dockers.

The most matches ever lost by Geelong in a season with a particular type of scoreline.

The visitors at Kardinia Park this year have had more success at avoiding the space between the goal and behind posts.

Two 2nd time onlys for the Power.

Something Collingwood fans haven’t witnessed since 1951.

5th and 8th evens under the current finals system.

Something the Blues have done better only once before.

Something the Tigers have done worse only once before.

A crowd at a certain category of match not seen since 1971.

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Peter Hudson's goal average for 1972 and 1973 was 8.0 per game.

Gordon Coventry's 306th and final game was a grand final loss v Geelong in 1937, on his 36th birthday.
 
Which players having retired at 27-38yo played the most games?
(No player has retired younger than 27yo or older than 38yo and played 200 games)
(If Dustin Fletcher plays in 2014 and plays after May 6, he will become the first 39yo to have played 200 games)

1st | 426 games | M Tuck | 38y 97d
\ 3rd | 383 games | R Harvey | 37y 32d
\ 2nd | 403 games | K Bartlett | 36y 175d
\ 7th | 366 games | B Quinlan| 35y 62d
\ 4th | 378 games | S Madden | 34y 243d
\ 15th | 340 games | A McLeod | 33y 346d
\ 36th | 318 games | M Ashcroft | 32y 2d
\ 53rd | 304 games | R Greene | 31y 119d
\114th | 271 games | A Yze | 30y 345d
\214th | 246 games | L Brown | 29y 221d
\320th | 226 games | A Jones | 28y 353d
\490th | 200 games | A Stoneham | 27y 323d
Special mention to Robert Walls who played 259 games and retired at 30y 5d. He would have had the record for a 29yo if he didn't play that last game.

And a special mention to Gary Ablett Jr who has played 253 games, his last at 29y 110d. He'd have the 29yo record if he retired right now.
 
red+black said:
Peter Hudson's goal average for 1972 and 1973 was 8.0 per game.

Gordon Coventry's 306th and final game was a grand final loss v Geelong in 1937, on his 36th birthday.
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Wasn't his last game, but Gary Sr 'celebrated' his 33rd birthday with an 80 point loss to the Weagles in 1994.
 
Which players played 200 games and retired before they turned 30yo?

200 games | Alan Stoneham | 27y 323d | 202 games | Rex Hunt | 29y 180d
\ 216 games | Lance Whitnall | 28y 11d | 204 games | Brendan Fevola | 29y 193d
\ 222 games | Trent Croad | 28y 203d | 201 games | Ryan Houlihan | 29y 198d
\ 200 games | John Longmire | 28y 268d | 226 games | Jeff Sarau | 29y 215d
\ 203 games | Steven Smith | 28y 347d | 209 games | Dean Solomon | 29y 220d
\ 226 games | Austinn Jones | 28y 353d | 231 games | Nick Stevens | 29y 246d
\ 208 games | Tyson Stenglein | 28y 361d | 211 games | David Clarke | 29y 261d
\ 213 games | John Peck | 29y 20d | 236 games | Joe Misiti | 29y 272d
\ 200 games | Shane Woewodin | 29y 45d | 209 games | Brian Wilson | 29y 273d
\ 208 games | Paul Hasleby | 29y 77d | 206 games | Stuart Dew | 29y 300d
\ 229 games | Tony Morwood | 29y 88d | 209 games | John Worsfold | 29y 338d
\ 200 games | Michael Sexton | 29y 92d | 223 games | Adam McPhee | 29y 344d
\ 216 games | Ken Newland | 29y 101d | 211 games | Jose Romero | 29y 354d
\ 211 games | Gerard Healy | 29y 136d | 220 games | Adrian Gallagher | 29y 355d
\ 219 games | Terry Bright | 29y 144d | 226 games | Stephen McCann | 29y 356d
\ 200 games | Stuart Trott | 29y 145d | 212 games | Sean Wellman | 29y 357d
 
Observed in Finals Round 2 – 2013.

50 up for Geelong.

7 unlucky for the 2nd time.

Black Cats lucky on Friday 13th.

Geelong’s 2nd best comeback after 1/2 time in a final.

A lowest in a final for Geelong in 60 years.

Port Adelaide’s narrowest loss with 11 fewer scoring shots.

The 4th highest attended Port Adelaide match.

Geelong to head the table of ‘final 8’ Preliminary finals played.
(Nudging out the next most by 1.)

A scoreline seen only 23 times in 117 seasons but last seen in September
at the MCG and also involving Port Adelaide.

A Port Adelaide 5 point win in 2007 is looking very lonely.

The Red and White’s success rate in finals is now just under 1.5% below
that of the Blues.

A Red and White feat not seen since 100 seasons ago.

8 goes 0 to 4.

A 3/4 time record for the Swans.

A first ever scoreline for a final (seen in 24 other matches.)

Finals scoring not seen since 1959 and 1918.

One of only two occurrences in a final since 1908.

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I have always thought that Brownlow vote lists should be adjusted for the double-vote years 1976 and 1977. Below is the top 20 with the last column being half votes for 1976-77.

1 | Gary Dempsey | FO NM | 1967-1984 | 246 | 218.5 | 11 | Keith Greig | NM | 1971-1985 | 165 | 151
\ 2 | Robert Harvey | SK | 1988-2008 | 215 | 215 | 12 | Garry Wilson | FI | 1971-1984 | 161 | 139.5
\ 3 | Leigh Matthews | HW | 1969-1985 | 202 | 173.5 | 13 | Kevin Bartlett | RI | 1965-1983 | 160 | 136.5
\ 4 | Chris Judd | WC CA | 2002-2013 | 197 | 197 | 14 | Shane Crawford | HW | 1993-2008 | 159 | 159
\ 5 | Bob Skilton | SM | 1956-1971 | 180 | 180 | 15 | Brent Harvey | NM | 1996-2013 | 159 | 159
\ 6 | Simon Black | BL | 1998-2013 | 179 | 179 | 16 | Gary Ablett Jr | GE GC | 2002-2013 | 159 | 159
\ 7 | Nathan Buckley | BB CW | 1993-2007 | 178 | 178 | 17 | Adam Goodes | SY | 1999-2013 | 158 | 158
\ 8 | Kevin Murray | FI | 1955-1974 | 178 | 178 | 18 | Greg Williams | GE SY CA | 1984-1997 | 154 | 154
\ 9 | Scott West | WB | 1993-2008 | 175 | 175 | 19 | Sam Mitchell | HW | 2002-2013 | 154 | 154
\ 10 | Bill Hutchison | ES | 1942-1957 | 172 | 172 | 20 | Dick Reynolds | ES | 1933-1951 | 154 | 154
If you reorder by the adjusted total, Garry Wilson and Kevin Bartlett drop out of the top 20 and Michael Voss and Ben Cousins come in. You would have to think that Ablett will jump to 5th on Monday (4th if you drop Leigh Matthews down).
 
Last night, Josh Caddy ended 2013 with 42 career games and 28 career goals.

Those were the numbered guernseys he wore with the Gold Coast Suns before coming to Geelong.
 

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Haven't seen this mentioned:

Sergio Silvagni debuted for Carlton in round 7, 1958 versus the Swans, on their home ground (Lake Oval)
Stephen Silvagni debuted for Carlton in round 7, 1985 versus the Swans, on their home ground (by now, the SCG)
 
worbod said:
Haven't seen this mentioned:

Sergio Silvagni debuted for Carlton in round 7, 1958 versus the Swans, on their home ground (Lake Oval)
Stephen Silvagni debuted for Carlton in round 7, 1985 versus the Swans, on their home ground (by now, the SCG)
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You forgot to mention the numbers 8 and 5.

Good little get Worbod. :thumbsu:.
 
Next week Ross Lyon becomes the 20th coach to reach 4 grand finals.

The other 19 have each won at least 1 premiership.
 
Ablett up from =14th to 5th for career Brownlow votes. Needs 16 next year to go 3rd behind Gary Dempsey and Robert Harvey (depending on how many Judd polls, I'm assuming not many).

And needs 5 BOGs next year to pass both of them to have the most 3-vote games by anyone.
 

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Observed in the Preliminary Finals 2013

Geelong have lost as many games by less than a goal in 2013 as Hawthorn have won in the last 3 seasons.

Hawthorn specialising in Preliminary Final heart attacks.

Hawthorn’s 2nd greatest 3/4 time deficit overcome to win a final.

Geelong’s greatest 3/4 time lead in a final they lost.

Hawthorn one off their record number of wins in a season.

A score not seen in a final since 1899.

One team’s least scoring shots to 1/2 time in a final since 1912.

The Dockers establish 2 new scoring records v the Swans.

The Dockers establish a number of new club record results from certain numbers of consecutive matches.

Only the 2nd time that 1st will play 3rd in the Grand Final in consecutive seasons.

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Melbourne's tally of 16 votes is the lowest since the 3-2-1 format came into being in 1931.

The Giants' 17 is the second-lowest tally.

Previous low was 20 to Fitzroy in 1996.
 
Performance of leading goalkickers in the Brownlow:

Year|Player|Club|Goals|Games|Votes|Rank
\2013|Roughead, Jarryd|Ha|68|22|13|eq 24th
\2012|Riewoldt, Jack|Ri|65|22|6|eq 60th
\2011|Franklin, Lance|Ha|71|19|20|8th
\2010|Riewoldt, Jack|Ri|78|22|7|eq 47th
\2009|Fevola, Brendan|Ca|86|22|11|eq 23rd
\2008|Franklin, Lance|Ha|102|22|20|6th
\2007|Brown, Jonathan|Br|77|22|17|10th
\2006|Fevola, Brendan|Ca|84|21|9|eq 34th
\2005|Gehrig, Fraser|St|74|20|10|eq 27th
\2004|Gehrig, Fraser|St|90|20|9|eq 32nd
\2003|Lloyd, Matthew|Es|87|20|14|16th
\2002|Neitz, David|Me|75|22|11|eq 19th
\2001|Lloyd, Matthew|Es|96|19|15|8th
\2000|Lloyd, Matthew|Es|94|22|14|eq 10th
\1999|Cummings, Scott|WC|88|22|9|eq 26th
\1998|Lockett, Tony|Sy|107|21|15|eq 12th
\1997|Modra, Tony|Ad|81|22|1|eq 185th
\1996|Lockett, Tony|Sy|114|20|14|eq 15th
\1995|Ablett senior, Gary|Ge|118|20|9|eq 29th
\1994|Ablett senior, Gary|Ge|113|21|9|eq 26th
\1993|Ablett senior, Gary|Ge|124|17|13|eq 9th
\1992|Dunstall, Jason|Ha|139|22|18|2nd
\1991|Lockett, Tony|St|118|16|16|eq 8th
\1990|Longmire, John|NM|98|22|9|eq 22nd
\1989|Dunstall, Jason|Ha|128|22|16|eq 3rd
\1988|Dunstall, Jason|Ha|124|21|16|eq 2nd
\1987|Lockett, Tony|St|117|22|20|eq 1st
\1986|Taylor, Brian|Co|100|20|8|eq 23rd
\1985|Beasley, Simon|WB|93|22|6|eq 36th
\1984|Quinlan, Bernie|Fi|102|22|9|eq 23rd
\1983|Quinlan, Bernie|Fi|106|22|7|eq 29th
\1982|Blight, Malcolm|NM|94|18|9|eq 19th
\1981|Roach, Michael|Ri|86|21|8|eq 25th
\1980|Roach, Michael|Ri|107|22|8|eq 25th
\1979|Templeton, Kelvin|WB|91|22|2|eq 107th
\1978|Templeton, Kelvin|WB|118|21|5|eq 52nd
\1977|Hudson, Peter|Ha|99|21|16|eq 21st
\1976|Donohue, Larry|Ge|99|22|8|eq 66th
\1975|Matthews, Leigh|Ha|67|21|10|eq 16th
\1974|Wade, Doug|NM|91|20|0|-
\1973|McKenna, Peter|Co|84|19|3|eq 72nd
\1972|McKenna, Peter|Co|130|20|8|eq 30th
\1971|Hudson, Peter|Ha|140|22|18|eq 2nd
\1970|Hudson, Peter|Ha|146|22|14|eq 9th
\1969|Wade, Doug|Ge|122|20|12|eq 7th
\1968|Hudson, Peter|Ha|125|19|16|6th
\1967|Wade, Doug|Ge|79|17|3|eq 61st
\1966|Fordham, Ted|Es|73|18|5|eq 29th
\1965|Peck, John|Ha|56|18|1|eq 122nd
\1964|Peck, John|Ha|68|17|3|eq 50th
\1963|Peck, John|Ha|69|14|6|eq 31st
\1962|Wade, Doug|Ge|62|16|5|eq 35th
\1961|Carroll, Tom|Ca|54|18|0|-
\1960|Evans, Ron B.|Es|67|17|6|eq 27th
\1959|Evans, Ron B.|Es|69|17|4|eq 53rd
\1958|Brewer, Ian|Co|67|18|0|-
\1957|Collins, Jack Charles|WB|74|18|5|eq 36th
\1956|Young, Bill D.|St|56|16|2|eq 87th
\1955|Rayson, Noel|Ge|77|18|1|eq 112th
\1954|Collins, Jack Charles|WB|73|15|12|eq 8th
\1953|Coleman, John|Es|96|17|4|eq 50th
\1952|Coleman, John|Es|103|18|3|eq 63rd
\1951|Coleman, John|Es|75|16|1|eq 108th
\1950|Coleman, John|Es|112|17|10|eq 12th
\1949|Coleman, John|Es|85|18|15|4th
\1948|White, Lindsay|Ge|86|16|8|eq 21st
\1947|Fanning, Fred|Me|97|16|9|eq 20th
\1946|Fothergill, Des|Co|63|17|2|eq 85th
\1945|Fanning, Fred|Me|67|19|no medal|
\1944|Fanning, Fred|Me|87|14|no medal|
\1943|Fanning, Fred|Me|62|15|no medal|
\1942|White, Lindsay|Sy|67|14|no medal|
\1941|Murray, Sel|NM|88|17|0|-
\1940|Titus, Jack|Ri|92|18|2|eq 89th
\1939|Todd, Ron|Co|98|16|2|eq 80th
\1938|Todd, Ron|Co|102|17|7|eq 26th
\1937|Harris, Dick D.|Ri|64|17|9|eq 14th
\1936|Mohr, Bill|St|101|17|17|eq 6th
\1935|Pratt, Bob|Sy|97|17|2|eq 84th
\1934|Pratt, Bob|Sy|138|18|13|8th
\1933|Coventry, Gordon|Co|108|17|7|eq 24th
\1932|Moloney, George M.|Ge|109|18|16|eq 2nd
\1931|Vallence, Harry|Ca|72|16|7|eq 28th
\1930|Coventry, Gordon|Co|105|18|0|-
\1929|Coventry, Gordon|Co|118|18|0|-
\1928|Coventry, Gordon|Co|78|17|0|-
\1927|Coventry, Gordon|Co|88|18|2|eq 12th
\1926|Coventry, Gordon|Co|78|18|1|eq 23rd
\1925|Hagger, Lloyd|Ge|70|17|2|eq 10th
\1924|Moriarty, Jack|19|75|16|3|eq 5th
 
In his first 209 games, Jason Blake did not poll a single Brownlow vote. Since then, in his last 10 games he has polled twice! I know my ears pricked up last night when I heard his name mentioned.
 
red+black said:
In his first 209 games, Jason Blake did not poll a single Brownlow vote. Since then, in his last 10 games he has polled twice! I know my ears pricked up last night when I heard his name mentioned.
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Demetriou even said "Jason Blake" rather than "J. Blake".
 
Ross Lyon in grand finals, averages:

Goals: 8.5
Behinds: 11.5
Points: 62.5

GOALS | in a QTR | in a GAME
\ 0 | 3 | 0
\ 1 | 3 | 0
\ 2 | 2 | 0
\ 3 | 6 | 0
\ 4 | 1 | 0
\ 5 | 1 | 0
\ 6 | 0 | 0
\ 7 | 0 | 1
\ 8 | 0 | 1
\ 9 | 0 | 1
\ 10 | 0 | 1
Thus in 37.5% of GF quarters, his teams kick 1 goal at most.
In 50% of GF quarters, his teams kick 2 goals at most.
 

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