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Dos23 said:
He and Barry Hall are the only two who played games against both Fitzroy and Gold Coast.
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brent harvey was unlucky... about 3 months late on debut...

anyone other guys playing now that were on a list in 1996?? (or the 90's at all)...
 

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red+black said:
Largest crowds at Docklands, for any event. If I miss anything, let me know.

70000 - 15/11/2000 - Catholic Jubilee Mass
64419 - 18/12/2006 - Robbie Williams concert
63690 - 17/12/2006 - Robbie Williams concert
63110 - 19/11/2006 - U2 concert
62953 - 15/02/2010 - AC/DC concert
62371 - 11/11/2006 - U2 concert
61000 - 11/02/2010 - AC/DC concert
57000 - 13/02/2010 - AC/DC concert
56734 - 10/08/2002 - WWE Global Warning Tour (other reports of 56328)
56605 - 7/08/2001 - Australia v British/Irish Lions
56021 - 23/05/2012 - Queensland v New South Wales RL State of Origin
55436 - 18/02/2007 - Melbourne v Adelaide A-League Grand Final
54833 - 5/07/2006- New South Wales RL State of Origin
54444 - 5/07/2009 - St Kilda v Geelong AFL Round 14
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I think Eminem beat Robbie Williams attendance record when he played there last year. This article claims 65,000:

http://www.news.com.au/entertainmen...t-etihad-stadium/story-fn93z1ud-1226212068349
 
Last weeks Bulldogs vs Suns game was apparently the first time this century that both teams only had individual goal kickers.
 
Each team's opponent with the current longest time since a loss by 60 points or more. (Excluding Gold Coast and GWS)

Adelaide:
Never v Fremantle, Richmond
Hawthorn round 9, 1994. 97 points.

Brisbane:
Never v Port Adelaide
Nth Melbourne round 9, 1989. 94 points.

Carlton:
Melbourne round 6, 2004. 105 points.

Collingwood:
Never v WB/Footscray (148 matches), Port Adelaide.
Sydney/SM round 1, 1987. 91 points.

Essendon:
Never v Nth Melbourne. (147 matches.)
WB/Footscray round 6, 1977. 100 points.

Fremantle:
West Coast round 6, 2000. 117 points.

Geelong:
Never v Fremantle:
WB/Footscray round 3, 1985. 65 points.

Hawthorn:
West Coast round 7, 1991. 82 points.

Melbourne:
Never v Fremantle:
Essendon Grand Final 2000. 60 points.

Nth Melbourne:
Richmond round 17, 1971. 90 points.

Port Adelaide.
Never v Melbourne.
Richmond round 21, 1997. 85 points.

Richmond:
Melbourne round 22, 1998. 76 points.

St Kilda:
Richmond round 20, 1987. 76 points.

Sydney/SM:
Never v Fremantle.
West Coast round 5 1990. 61 points.

West Coast:
Brisbane round 13, 2000. 84 points.

WB/Footscray:
Melbourne Semi-Final 1994. 79 points.
 
ioppolo said:
Last weeks Bulldogs vs Suns game was apparently the first time this century that both teams only had individual goal kickers.
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From Footystats

The Western Bulldogs-Gold Coast match played in Darwin on Saturday night provided the rare occurrence where neither club had a multiple goalkicker for the match – Bulldogs 9, Suns 4.

Last time this happened (according to the Footystats records) was in 1999, when the Port Adelaide 4.8 v Richmond 3.12 match, contained seven single goalkickers.

It was the first time this had occurred in a League match since Round 22, 1981 — when Collingwood 4.9 v Fitzroy 8.11 match, saw 12 single goalkickers.

The record is 15 — the Essendon 8.13 v Fitzroy 7.8 match of Round 15, 1908 contained 15 single goalkickers.
 
RedmanWasHere said:
Here's one on a personal level.

It's one I posted in another thread.

In 1991, the year I was born, there were 10 100 point wins.
In 2011, the year I turned 20, there were also 10 100 point wins.
I wonder if lightning can strike thrice when I'm 40 in 2031.
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Personal level, in the year I (2010) and my father (1977) had turned 18, Collingwood played in a drawn grand final. :thumbsu:
 
I'm assuming West Coast won't improve their percentage today and Essendon will remain on top.

Either way, Essendon should be on top next round if not the round after when West Coast have the bye.

The last 7 times Essendon has been on top at Round 9 or later, they have made the preliminary final at worst: 2001, 2000, 1999, 1993, 1990, 1985, 1984
 
The 50 most prolific games for several key forward players.


Player . . . . .Goals Avge
Tony Lockett . . .490 9.80
Jason Dunstall . .463 9.26
Gordon Coventry . 448 8.96
Peter Hudson . . .428 8.56
Peter McKenna . . 428 8.56
Gary Ablett . . . 421 8.42
John Coleman . . .384 7.68
Doug Wade . . . . 380 7.60
Bob Pratt . . . . 372 7.44
Bill Mohr . . . . 353 7.06
Matthew Lloyd . . 345 6.90
Harry Vallence . .344 6.88
Jack Titus . . . .343 6.86
Michael Roach . . 341 6.82
Tony Modra . . . .330 6.60
Simon Beasley . . 329 6.58
Brian Taylor . . .329 6.58
Lindsay White . . 329 6.58
Jack Moriarty . . 323 6.46
Michael Moncrieff 322 6.44
Fred Fanning . . .321 6.42
John Longmire . . 316 6.32
Kelvin Templeton .316 6.32
Brendan Fevola . .304 6.08
 

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I'm sure these have been covered off before , but just putting them here incase anyone hasn't updated their own records.

I'm now slowly getting started again on my attempt to complete an entire chronology of Australian football from day one.

Investigating some 1897 discrepancies and sending them off to Col, the below have been amended.

The 1897 amended team scores are:
Round Six - (G v Fi) Fitz final score 2.3 (NOT 2.2) - scoreboard error in Q4
Round Six - (SM v E) SM final score 2.4 (NOT 2.3) - scoreboard error in Q4
Round Seven - (Ca v Co) Final scores Ca 5.5 (NOT 5.6) v Co 6.5 (NOT 6.4) - scoreboard error in Q2 (a behind was credited to the wrong team)
Round 13 - (Ca v St K) St K final score 3.7 (NOT 3.8) - scoreboard error in Q4


Cheers
Rhett Bartlett
@rhettrospective
 
rbartlett said:
I'm sure these have been covered off before , but just putting them here incase anyone hasn't updated their own records.

I'm now slowly getting started again on my attempt to complete an entire chronology of Australian football from day one.

Investigating some 1897 discrepancies and sending them off to Col, the below have been amended.

The 1897 amended team scores are:
Round Six - (G v Fi) Fitz final score 2.3 (NOT 2.2) - scoreboard error in Q4
Round Six - (SM v E) SM final score 2.4 (NOT 2.3) - scoreboard error in Q4
Round Seven - (Ca v Co) Final scores Ca 5.5 (NOT 5.6) v Co 6.5 (NOT 6.4) - scoreboard error in Q2 (a behind was credited to the wrong team)
Round 13 - (Ca v St K) St K final score 3.7 (NOT 3.8) - scoreboard error in Q4


Cheers
Rhett Bartlett
@rhettrospective
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Australian football, Rhett? Or just Victorian?

If you need WAFL stuff, PM me.
 
Most 8-1 or better teams (2):
2012, 2001, 1981, 1979, 1975, 1973, 1971, 1966,
1959, 1939, 1936, 1928, 1925, 1910, 1905, 1901

With Adelaide losing, missed opportunity to break that record. Only in 1936 did 3 teams go on to 9-1 or better. Essendon and West Coast will favourites to equal the 10-1 record:

10-1 or better (2 teams) - 2011, 2008, 1975, 1928
 
Observed in Round 9 2012


  • Geelong 2012 continues as the club's worst performed reigning premier after 9 matches.
  • Richmond's average points conceded after 9 matches is their lowest since 2003.
  • Port Adelaide's highest score since 2010.
  • The 25th century conceded by Gold Coast.
  • Gold Coast's 300th goal from 31 matches.
  • Geelong's 510th goal from their last 31 matches.
  • Saints highest score against the Swans since 2001.
  • Essendon's 12th win from 50 matches interstate.
  • Lowest attendance at an Essendon match since 1993.
  • Collingwood's 21st win from 25 matches interstate.
  • Collingwood's 3rd last quarter win in the last 4 matches after losing 11 of their previous 12 final quarters.
  • North's first consecutive win v Brisbane in the 21st century.
  • Melbourne's 1,200th loss.
  • West Coast's 200th match without a draw.
Details and more here or here.
 
The last time each team went through a season without conceding 100 points. (No team has since 1965.)

Code: 
		        Pts.
Carlton	        1963	96
Collingwood	1957	96
Essendon	1965	96
Fitzroy	        1944	97
Geelong	        1964	97
Hawthorn 	1964	99
Melbourne	1962	83
Nth Melbourne	never	
Richmond	1965	96
St Kilda	1964	89
Sydney/SM	1952	96
University	1909	81
WB/Footscray	1963	99
 
worbod said:
The 50 most prolific games for several key forward players.


Player . . . . .Goals Avge
Tony Lockett . . .490 9.80
Jason Dunstall . .463 9.26
Gordon Coventry . 448 8.96
Peter Hudson . . .428 8.56
Peter McKenna . . 428 8.56
Gary Ablett . . . 421 8.42
John Coleman . . .384 7.68
Doug Wade . . . . 380 7.60
Bob Pratt . . . . 372 7.44
Bill Mohr . . . . 353 7.06
Matthew Lloyd . . 345 6.90
Harry Vallence . .344 6.88
Jack Titus . . . .343 6.86
Michael Roach . . 341 6.82
Tony Modra . . . .330 6.60
Simon Beasley . . 329 6.58
Brian Taylor . . .329 6.58
Lindsay White . . 329 6.58
Jack Moriarty . . 323 6.46
Michael Moncrieff 322 6.44
Fred Fanning . . .321 6.42
John Longmire . . 316 6.32
Kelvin Templeton .316 6.32
Brendan Fevola . .304 6.08
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Would love to see Ken Farmer's similar stat.

For the WAFL, the best is Bernie Naylor's 485.
 
Percentage of matches with winning margins of 1-20 points:

2012: 29.63% which is the lowest since 26.49% in 1996 which was the lowest percentage for any season 1897-2012.

2011: 33.67%
2010: 33.33%
2009: 39.46%
2008: 32.97%

Most: 1922 60.53%

Last with more than 40% - 1998 40.54%.
Last with more than 50% - 1962 51.33%
 
2012: Matches won leading at each quarter break.


Code: 
Collingwood	5
Sydney	        5
West Coast	5
Adelaide	4
Essendon	4
Geelong	        4
Richmond	4
St Kilda	4
Carlton	        3
Hawthorn	3
Nth Melbourne	3
Brisbane	2
W. Bulldogs	2
Port Adelaide	1
Fremantle	0
Gold Coast	0
GWS Giants	0
Melbourne	0
 
red+black said:
Most 8-1 or better teams (2):
2012, 2001, 1981, 1979, 1975, 1973, 1971, 1966,
1959, 1939, 1936, 1928, 1925, 1910, 1905, 1901

With Adelaide losing, missed opportunity to break that record. Only in 1936 did 3 teams go on to 9-1 or better. Essendon and West Coast will favourites to equal the 10-1 record:

10-1 or better (2 teams) - 2011, 2008, 1975, 1928
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Surely then 1936 is the record for 8-1 with 3 teams?
 
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