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red+black said:
Three players have played at 19 different venues, one being Jack Hombsch.

He has not played at Eureka Stadium although Port did play there in R22, 2017.

He has also not played at Cazaly's Stadium, Port have yet to be scheduled to play there.
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Jack is listed to play this weekend at Mars Stadium (Eureka Stadium) which will be his 20th venue:

https://afltables.com/afl/venues/overall.html#04
 
Shaun Burgoyne is back for Hawthorn this weekend with 5 rounds remaining. He could finish level on 356 with Doull and Roos.

Is the oldest player in the league but only 3rd for career length, Ablett and Hodge have played longer.
Has played in more finals than any player (33) other than Michael Tuck (39).
Could become just the 8th player to play in 14 finals series, 9th if Sydney make finals (McVeigh).

Needs 2 wins to go to 239 career wins, 1 more than Bruce Doull in 3rd place.
Needs Hawthorn to make finals to avoid finishing on 199 games for the club.

1 - Brent Harvey, 432 games
10 - Brad Johnson, 364
11 - John Blakey, 359
12 - Bruce Doull, 356
12 - Paul Roos, 356
14 - Matthew Pavlich, 353
15 - Shaun Burgoyne, 351
16 - Doug Hawkins, 350
 
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Essendon had 34 scoring shots and kicked over 100 points tonight against Sydney. Last time that happened:
R5, 2008 @ KP: GE 16.18 d SY 10.12
 
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88,180 - today's disappointing "sell-out" crowd between 2 of the 3 big Melbourne clubs who were in the top 3 was just the 20th best H&A crowd

beat these previous H&A records:
Round 18: 87,573 - Collingwood 7.13-55 - 18.15-123 Essendon - Fri, 30-Jul-1993 08:08 pm
a RCH win v COLL: 78,638 - Collingwood 10.11-71 - 13.8-86 Richmond - Fri, 20-Apr-2001 07:40 PM
a RCH home win v COLL: 72,659 - Richmond 16.9-105 - 14.17-101 Collingwood - Mon 03-Apr-1972 02:10 PM
a RCH weekend home win v COLL: 70,899 - Richmond 15.19-109 - 13.17-95 Collingwood - Sat 19-May-1984 02:10 PM

fell short though of these H&A records:
not a pubhol: 91,571 - Carlton 12.11-83 - 16.13-109 Essendon Fri, 21-Jul-2000 07:40 pm
a RCH win: 90,564 Richmond 25.22-172 - 16.14-110 Essendon Mon, 12-Apr-1982 02:10 pm
a Saturday: 88,395 - Essendon 6.13-49 - 9.15-69 Collingwood - Sat, 25-Apr-2015 02:40 pm
 
History created this round. Never before have nine grounds been used in the same round to host AFL matches.
 
don't ever say I don't deliver original stats :)

1897 R01 - first time 4 venues used
1908 R01 - first time 5 venues used
1925 R01 - first time 6 venues used
1987 R03 - first time 7 venues used
1995 R08 - first time 8 venues used
2018 R18 - first time 9 venues used
 
4 rounds to go. Leading goal kicker (1920-), lowest goal average per game:

2.94 - Ben Brown (2018, so far)
2.95 - Jack Riewoldt (2012)
3.00 - Horrie Clover (1922), Tom Carroll (1961)
3.05 - Leigh Matthews (1975), Lance Franklin (2014)
3.09 - Jarryd Roughead (2013)
3.11 - Bill Young (1956), John Peck (1965)
3.14 - Lance Franklin (2017)
 
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I guess this is a Stats Observation. @sirswampthing has blocked me on Twitter, how odd. Maybe he didn't like the competition.

One of each of our tweets were featured on a Jack Hombsch Twitter Moment yesterday. I could see his tweets yesterday afternoon.
 

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red+black said:
Shaun Burgoyne... needs Hawthorn to make finals to avoid finishing on 199 games for the club.
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Most games at second club

Gms|Player|Club|MCareer|Clubs|Career
\294|Daniher, Terry|Es|313|Sy,Es|1976-1992
\287|Madden, Justin|Ca|332|Es,Ca|1980-1996
\269|Thompson, Scott|Ad|308|Me,Ad|2001-2017
\260|Buckley, Nathan|Co|280|Br,Co|1993-2007
\244|McPharlin, Luke|Fr|256|Ha,Fr|2000-2015
\243|Grant, Shannon|NM|301|Sy,NM|1995-2008
\242|Ablett senior, Gary|Ge|248|Ha,Ge|1982-1996
\236|White, Jeff|Me|268|Fr,Me|1995-2008
\228|Richards, Ted|Sy|261|Es,Sy|2002-2016
\227|O'Bree, Shane|Co|246|Br,Co|1998-2010
\224|Blakey, John|NM|359|Fi,NM|1985-2002
\221|Eagleton, Nathan|WB|277|PA,WB|1997-2010
\220|Rocca, Anthony|Co|242|Sy,Co|1995-2009
\219|McGrath, Tim|Ge|226|NM,Ge|1989-2002
\217|Carter, Rod|Sy|293|Fi,Sy|1974-1990
\215|Scotland, Heath|Ca|268|Co,Ca|1999-2014
\210|Mooney, Cameron|Ge|221|NM,Ge|1999-2011
\208*|Kennedy, Josh P.|Sy|221|Ha,Sy|2008-2018
\207|Gaspar, Darren|Ri|228|Sy,Ri|1994-2007
\205|Johnson, Chris L.|Br|264|Fi,Br|1994-2007
\200|Maxfield, Stuart|Sy|289|Ri,Sy|1990-2005
\199**|Sanderson, Brenton|Ge|209|Ad,Co,Ge|1992-2005
\197|Elliott, Fred|Ca|209|Me,Ca|1899-1911
\197|Harley, Tom|Ge|198|PA,Ge|1998-2009
\196|Lappin, Matthew|Ca|251|St,Ca|1994-2007
\196*|Kennedy, Josh J.|WC|218|Ca,WC|2006-2018
\195|Morwood, Shane|Co|212|Sy,Co|1981-1993
\195*|Burgoyne, Shaun|Ha|351|PA,Ha|2002-2018
** Geelong was Sanderson's third club.
 
Round 23 is the only round to have never had a
80,000 crowd
70,000 crowd at the MCG.

Best crowds are:
1992-R23 Carlton v Collingwood, Waverley Park, 77357
2017-R23 Richmond v St Kilda, MCG, 69104

Even Round 24 has had one big crowd:
2011-R24 Collingwood v Geelong, MCG, 85705
 
Most Consecutive Wins at a Venue (by club):
Adelaide 10 - Carrara 1992 Rd. 21 - 2017 Rd. 5
Brisbane 18 - Gabba 2001 Rd. 10 - 2002 Rd. 13
Carlton 21 - Princes Park 1993 Rd. 22 - 1996 Rd. 7
Collingwood 20 - Victoria Park 1969 Rd. 16 - 1971 Rd. 17
Essendon 18 - Windy Hill 1984 Rd. 9 - 1986 Rd. 8
Fitzroy 14 - Brunswick Street Oval 1957 Rd. 15 - 1959 Rd. 3
Fremantle 13 - Subiaco Oval 2013 Rd. 5 - 2014 Rd. 4
Geelong 29 - Kardinia Park 2008 Rd. 3 - 2011 Rd. 20
Gold Coast 4 - Carrara 2013 Rd. 20 - 2014 Rd. 3
Greater Western Sydney 8 - Manuka Oval 2016 Rd. 2 - 2018 Rd. 4*
Hawthorn 19 - York Park 2012 Rd. 8 - 2016 Rd. 19
Melbourne 17 - Melbourne Cricket Ground 1955 Rd. 2 - 1956 Rd. 13
North Melbourne 17 - Arden Street 1949 Rd. 3 - 1950 Rd. 15
Port Adelaide 11 - Football Park 2002 Rd. 4 - 2002 Rd. 22 || 2003 Rd. 3 - 2003 Rd. 22
Richmond 24 - Punt Road 1932 Rd. 11 - 1935 Rd. 4
St Kilda 18 - Docklands Stadium 2008 Rd. 13 - 2009 Rd. 17
Sydney 24 - Lake Oval 1934 Rd. 8 - 1936 Rd. 17
University 5 - East Melbourne Cricket Ground 1910 Rd. 7 - 1910 Rd. 13
West Coast 20 - Subiaco Oval 2004 Rd. 8 - 2005 Rd. 20
Western Bulldogs 12 - Junction Oval 1946 Rd. 2 - 1956 Rd. 2
 
thought this was interesting from http://www.users.on.net/~rogersresults/Rogers_Results/longest_winning_streak_venues.htm

Brisbane won 26 consecutive "home" games at their home ground, the Gabba from round 10, 2001 to round 8 2003 but lost to Melbourne as the "away" team at the Gabba in round 14 2002. Geelong holds the record (set in 2010) of 30 consecutive wins of designated "home" games in Geelong and at venues in Melbourne.
 
After 18 rounds in 1975, Hawthorn and Carlton were flying, 16-2 and 15-3 respectively, their closest rivals on 11-7 and 10-8.

But Carlton finished the season L-L-L-W-L-L, holding on to 2nd place but dropping out of the finals in straight sets.

Hawthorn also finished the season poorly, W-L-L-L-W-L, making the grand final after winning the 2nd semi final.

North Melbourne lost 3 times to Hawthorn in 1975 but on their 4th attempt, won the game that mattered and by 9 goals!
 
Richmond have won 14 games in Victoria this year and could finish with 17.

Most H&A games won in Victoria
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19 - (1971) Hawthorn
19 - (1973) Collingwood
19 - (1979) Carlton

18.5 - (1972) Carlton

18 - (1929) Collingwood
18 - (1970) Collingwood
18 - (1972) Richmond
18 - (1984) Essendon
18 - (1985) Essendon
18 - (1987) Carlton
18 - (1989) Hawthorn

17 - (1908) Carlton
17 - (1950) Essendon
17 - (1973) Richmond
17 - (1974) Richmond
17 - (1975) Hawthorn
17 - (1977) Hawthorn
17 - (1981) Collingwood
17 - (1981) Carlton
17 - (1982) Richmond
17 - (1986) Hawthorn
17 - (1988) Hawthorn
17 - (1995) Carlton
17 - (2000) Essendon
 
Richmond have won 14 games in Melbourne this year and could finish with 17.

Most H&A games won in Melbourne
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18 - (1971) Hawthorn
18 - (1973) Collingwood
18 - (1979) Carlton
18 - (1984) Essendon
18 - (1989) Hawthorn

17.5 - (1972) Carlton

17 - (1972) Richmond
17 - (1975) Hawthorn
17 - (1929) Collingwood
17 - (1970) Collingwood
17 - (1973) Richmond
17 - (1974) Richmond
17 - (1985) Essendon
17 - (1987) Carlton
17 - (1995) Carlton
 
red+black said:
Shaun Burgoyne is back for Hawthorn this weekend with 5 rounds remaining. He could finish level on 356 with Doull and Roos.

Is the oldest player in the league but only 3rd for career length, Ablett and Hodge have played longer.
Has played in more finals than any player (33) other than Michael Tuck (39).
Could become just the 8th player to play in 14 finals series, 9th if Sydney make finals (McVeigh).

Needs 2 wins to go to 239 career wins, 1 more than Bruce Doull in 3rd place.
Needs Hawthorn to make finals to avoid finishing on 199 games for the club.

1 - Brent Harvey, 432 games
10 - Brad Johnson, 364
11 - John Blakey, 359
12 - Bruce Doull, 356
12 - Paul Roos, 356
14 - Matthew Pavlich, 353
15 - Shaun Burgoyne, 351
16 - Doug Hawkins, 350
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Also is the last ever player recruited in the 20th Century to play in the AFL.
(The year 2000 is in the 20th Century)
 
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