^^ Richmond lost three of these in the first five games of 1987. The final leg against the Swans brought about the infamous footage of Tony Jewell apparently tearing his hair out in the box.
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Last Quarters Won by 6 Goals or More.
So far this year 19 last quarters have been won by 6 goals or more – the 2nd most in one season. Most: 22 in 1991.
This compares with 2010 (8), 2009 (11), 2008 (13), 2007 (9).
Collingwood has won 7, Geelong and Melbourne 3.
Melbourne’s tally equals their record set in years they played in 3 Grand Finals and won 2 flags.
The most Collingwood had won previously in a season was 5 in 1991.
Collingwood’s 7 last quarters won by 6 goals or more in 2011, equals their total of 7 won from 1998 to 2010.
(They won no last quarters by 6 goals or more in 2010 and just 2 in their previous Premiership year of 1990.)
Four this year have been lost by Port Adelaide, 3 by Fremantle.
Fremantle last won a last quarter by 6 goals or more round 18, 2004. All other teams (except Gold Coast) have won at least one since.
Each team’s most last quarters won by 6 goals or more in a season.
So far this year 19 last quarters have been won by 6 goals or more – the 2nd most in one season. Most: 22 in 1991.
This compares with 2010 (8), 2009 (11), 2008 (13), 2007 (9).
Collingwood has won 7, Geelong and Melbourne 3.
Melbourne’s tally equals their record set in years they played in 3 Grand Finals and won 2 flags.
The most Collingwood had won previously in a season was 5 in 1991.
Collingwood’s 7 last quarters won by 6 goals or more in 2011, equals their total of 7 won from 1998 to 2010.
(They won no last quarters by 6 goals or more in 2010 and just 2 in their previous Premiership year of 1990.)
Four this year have been lost by Port Adelaide, 3 by Fremantle.
Fremantle last won a last quarter by 6 goals or more round 18, 2004. All other teams (except Gold Coast) have won at least one since.
Each team’s most last quarters won by 6 goals or more in a season.
Code:
Collingwood 7 2011
Essendon 5 1986
Geelong 5 1992
Richmond 5 1980
Sydney/SM 5 1987
Adelaide 4 1993
Carlton 4 1936
Hawthorn 4 1991
Nth Melbourne 4 1974
St Kilda 4 1975
Fitzroy 3 1961, 1971, 1979
Melbourne 3 1940, 1946, 1959, 2011
West Coast 3 2006
WB/Footscray 3 1955, 1978, 1992
Brisbane 2 1995-6, 2000-1, 2003
Fremantle 2 1995
Port Adelaide 1 2001-5, 2009
Gold Coast 0
University 0Round 22 2011
The top 4 teams in 2011 after 20 matches have a combined match-points total equal to the most by a top 4 after 22 matches. Full table.
Geelong has recently broken an 80 year-old record for the least matches played to realise 100 wins. Full list of each team’s least number of matches for 100 wins.
The combined goals to behinds ratio of 0.5 in the Carlton v Hawthorn match was the lowest recorded this year.
Adelaide’s 125 pts: The highest score by a team that scored a single goal in each of the 2nd and 3rd quarters.
West Coast's percentage after 20 matches of 126.33 is the 3rd highest by a reigning wooden-spooner.
Nth Melbourne’s win was one of only 70 where each quarter was won by 18 points more. This is the 10th won by Nth Melbourne, the equal most shared with Geelong. (This is the 6th such win this year. Previous most in a season: 4 in 1994.)
First time Collingwood has won 13 consecutive matches since round 13 1953 to round 5 1954.
The fewest goals with the most behinds scored by Sydney/SM since round 6, 1970 v St Kilda - 9.25-79 v 9.8-62
First time Port Adelaide has lost 10 consecutive matches.
14.2: The most goals with the least behinds scored by Melbourne up to 3/4 time.
More Here
The top 4 teams in 2011 after 20 matches have a combined match-points total equal to the most by a top 4 after 22 matches. Full table.
Geelong has recently broken an 80 year-old record for the least matches played to realise 100 wins. Full list of each team’s least number of matches for 100 wins.
The combined goals to behinds ratio of 0.5 in the Carlton v Hawthorn match was the lowest recorded this year.
Adelaide’s 125 pts: The highest score by a team that scored a single goal in each of the 2nd and 3rd quarters.
West Coast's percentage after 20 matches of 126.33 is the 3rd highest by a reigning wooden-spooner.
Nth Melbourne’s win was one of only 70 where each quarter was won by 18 points more. This is the 10th won by Nth Melbourne, the equal most shared with Geelong. (This is the 6th such win this year. Previous most in a season: 4 in 1994.)
First time Collingwood has won 13 consecutive matches since round 13 1953 to round 5 1954.
The fewest goals with the most behinds scored by Sydney/SM since round 6, 1970 v St Kilda - 9.25-79 v 9.8-62
First time Port Adelaide has lost 10 consecutive matches.
14.2: The most goals with the least behinds scored by Melbourne up to 3/4 time.
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Gold Coast currently has the second-highest average losing margin for a season, behind Fitzroy of 1996. To claim the record, they need to lose one of their remaining matches by 119 points, or both by a combined margin of 191 points.
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Most career games, all consecutive:
Most career games, none consecutive:
Code:
Ma Player Cb Career
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67 Hanley, Dan Es 1911-1914
52*Redden, Jack Br 2009-2011
51 Conway, Jack Ge 1897-1899
47 Sellars, Ernie St 1911-1913
39 Wallis, Jim St 1963-1965
37 Warr, Danny St 1928-1929
36 Boyle, Bob Ca 1904-1906
36 Lugton, Frank Me 1913-1914
35 Robinson, Fred T. Es 1904-1905
35 Bryant, Les Fi 1923-1924
35 Ringrose, Doug Fi 1928-1929
35 Watt, Jack WB 1928-1929
32 Clements, Charles Sy 1904-1905
30 Norman, Len Me 1908-1909Most career games, none consecutive:
Code:
M Player Club Career
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8 Orchard, Ray Ri 1966-1968
7 Sartori, Ray Es 1906-1907
7 Finn, Frank Ca,WB 1934-1937
5 Stamp, Alby Es 1897-1899
5 MacPherson, Les Me 1898-1899
5 Williamson, Ern St 1906
5 Burge, Cliff Me 1914
5 Cummings, Percy Ha 1964-1965
5 Davis, Michael Es,Sy 1980-1984
5 Allan, Marcus Br 2006-2007Most career games with longest sequence of x consecutive matches:
Code:
Cn Gms Player Club(s) Career
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1 8 Orchard, Ray Ri 1966-1968
2 16 Moodie, Jim Me 1928-1932
3 24 Tyrrell, Leo NM,Co 1933-1942
Hart, Kevin Fi,Ca 1947-1950
4 30 Christou, Jim Fi 1972-1976
5 38 Barton, Colin Ge 1955-1959
6 52 Cope, Harry Me 1907-1913
7 80 Nash, Frank Es 1926-1935
8 59 Scott, Brett Sy 1981-1989
Fidge, John Me,Br 1984-1989
9 80 Vidovic, Lazar St 1989-1997
10 100 Carman, Phil Co,Me,Es,NM 1975-1982
11 134 Ogden, Gordon Me 1928-1937
12 151 Barham, Ricky Co 1977-1986
13 125 Pert, Brian Fi 1954-1965
14 142 Young, Barry Ri,Es,Ha 1989-2000
15 151 Pickering, Michael G. Ri,Me 1984-1993
16 164 Buckley, Jim Ca 1976-1990
17 172 Malarkey, Gary Ge 1977-1986
18 168 Heard, Shane Es 1977-1991
19 178 Blight, Malcolm NM 1974-1982
20 207 Mercuri, Mark Es 1992-2004
21 211 Parkin, David Ha 1961-1974
22 346*Fletcher, Dustin Es 1993-2011
23 178 Lane, Gordon Es,Sy 1940-1952
24 222 Crosswell, Brent Ca,NM,Me 1968-1982
25 201 Pinnell, Phillip Ca,Me 1969-1981The proto-BF-stats poster?
PERCENTAGE OF GOALS.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.
Sir, - It may be of interest to many followers of League football to know the percentage of goals scored from the aggregates put up by Collingwood and Fitzroy during the period of play in which they took part of G. Coventry and W. Lee of Collingwood, and J. Moriarty, of Fitzroy: - Player, J. Moriarty, period of play, 1924-32, percentage of goals scored, 39.88; W. Lee, 1906-22, 34.76; G. Coventry, 1920-32, 33.18.
Yours etc, East Malvern, June 6. R. H. CAMPBELL.
Published in The Argus 8 June 1932.
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PERCENTAGE OF GOALS.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.
Sir, - It may be of interest to many followers of League football to know the percentage of goals scored from the aggregates put up by Collingwood and Fitzroy during the period of play in which they took part of G. Coventry and W. Lee of Collingwood, and J. Moriarty, of Fitzroy: - Player, J. Moriarty, period of play, 1924-32, percentage of goals scored, 39.88; W. Lee, 1906-22, 34.76; G. Coventry, 1920-32, 33.18.
Yours etc, East Malvern, June 6. R. H. CAMPBELL.
Published in The Argus 8 June 1932.
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Least matches missed between debut and milestone game:
Most matches missed between debut and milestone game (NB where the player missed several seasons and returned at a different club, figures include matches played by the player's former club in the interim):
Most matches missed between debut and milestone game, where milestones were reached at one club:
Code:
Mil Mi Player Club(s) Career CMa Year Rd
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50 0 75 players (most recent - Jack Redden, Brisbane)
100 0 Taylor, Dick J. Me,NM,Me 1922-1935 204 1928 9
0 Collier, Harry Co 1926-1940 253 1930 GF
0 Wallis, Steven WB 1983-1996 261 1987 9
0 Woewodin, Shane Me,Co 1997-2005 200 2001 6
0 Crouch, Jared Sy 1998-2009 223 2002 14
0 Mundy, David Fr 2005-2011 142 2009 14
150 0 Crouch, Jared Sy 1998-2009 223 2004 18
200 3 Richardson, Wayne Co 1966-1978 277 1973 3
3 Goodes, Adam Sy 1999-2011 296 2005 15
250 5 Johnson, Brad WB 1994-2010 364 2005 18
300 6 Johnson, Brad WB 1994-2010 364 2008 1
350 6 Johnson, Brad WB 1994-2010 364 2010 1
400 24 Bartlett, Kevin Ri 1965-1983 403 1983 19Most matches missed between debut and milestone game (NB where the player missed several seasons and returned at a different club, figures include matches played by the player's former club in the interim):
Code:
Mil Mis Player Club(s) Career CMa Year Rd
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50 222 Barker senior, Syd Ri,Es,NM 1908-1927 68 1924 6
100 190 Jackson, Jim St,Co,Ha 1909-1926 116 1925 7
150 144 Gardiner, Michael S. WC,St 1997-2010 180 2009 13
200 148 Barnes, John Es,Ge,Es 1987-2001 202 2001 QF
250 116 Hird, James Es 1992-2007 253 2007 14
300 115 Merrett, Roger Es,Br 1978-1996 313 1996 7
350 74 Harvey, Robert St 1988-2008 383 2007 12
400 45 Tuck, Michael Ha 1972-1991 426 1990 18Most matches missed between debut and milestone game, where milestones were reached at one club:
Code:
Mil Mis Player Cb Career CMa Year Rd
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50 143 O'Sullivan, Luke Ca 1988-1997 62 1997 3
100 186 Wallis, Dean Es 1987-2001 127 1999 14
150 136 Buckley, Jim Ca 1976-1990 164 1988 9
200 122 DiPierdomenico, Robert Ha 1975-1991 240 1988 22
122 Vander Haar, Paul Es 1977-1990 201 1990 PF
250 116 Hird, James Es 1992-2007 253 2007 14
300 92 Watson, Tim Es 1977-1994 307 1994 2
350 74 Harvey, Robert St 1988-2008 383 2007 12
400 45 Tuck, Michael Ha 1972-1991 426 1990 18Jumped!
So far this year 14 teams have been ‘jumped’ in the first quarter, finding themselves 6 goals or more behind at quarter time.
This is the 3rd equal highest in one season. Most: 17 in 1995, 15 in 1985, 14 in 1983, 1999 and 2010. (There were 7 in 2009).
In 2011 Gold Coast has contributed 5 of the instances and Port Adelaide 3.
Collingwood, Geelong and Hawthorn have each done 2 of the ‘jumpings’.
Gold Coast are the only ones this year to have won after being ‘jumped’ (v Richmond.)
Of 544 teams that have found themselves 6 goals or more down at quarter time, 53 have gone on to win and one forced a draw.
Collingwood didn’t trail by six goals or more at quarter time until their 1,281st match in the competition, round 16 1964 v Carlton. Trailing 0.3-3 v 6.5-41 at ¼ time, the Magpies recovered to draw the match 12.8-79 v 11.13-79. Since that match Collingwood has been down 6 goals or more at the first break a further 17 times for 3 wins and 14 losses. The last being round 17, 2007 v Brisbane – trailed by 39 points at the first break - lost by 93 points – 7.14-56 v 22.17-149. (The current longest gap in being 'jumped' of any team.)
In last year’s Preliminary Final, Collingwood broke Geelong’s club record 480 game streak of not being ‘jumped’ in the first quarter.
Of teams that have competed from 1925, WB/Footscray has the highest percentage of matches where they trailed by 6 goals or more at 1/4 time - 3.04% (54) and Collingwood the least - 0.97% (18). WB/Footscray however has currently gone the 2nd longest after Collingwood, not being 'jumped'. Last: Round 3 2008 v St Kilda 1.2-8 v 7.3-45, but the Bulldogs went on to win 19.11-125 v 13.9-87.
Only 9 eventual Premiers have trailed in a match by 6 goals or more at 1/4 time in the season they won the flag.
1900 R1: Melbourne v St Kilda - trailed by 35 - lost 9.13-67 v 10.8-68
1931 PF: Geelong v Carlton - trailed by 47 - won 11.17-83 v 11.11-77
1938 R6: Carlton v Melbourne - trailed by 47 - lost 14.18-102 v 16.11-107
1942 R14: Essendon v Carlton - trailed by 40 - lost 11.9-75 v 18.20-128
1946 R10: Essendon v Geelong - trailed by 47 - lost 12.15-87 v 18.18-126
1950 R15: Essendon v WB/Footscray - trailed by 46 - won 10.11-71 v 10.9-69
1952 R7: Geelong v Carlton - trailed by 43 - lost 13.15-93 v 18.12-120
1983 R19: Hawthorn v Essendon - trailed by 45 - lost 16.14-110 v 23.18-156
1997 R13: Adelaide v Geelong - trailed by 36 - lost 7.12-54 v 17.8-110.
Of teams that have competed from 1925, WB/Footscray has the highest percentage of matches where they trailed by 6 goals or more at 1/4 time - 3.04% (54) and Collingwood the least - 0.97% (18). WB/Footscray however has currently gone the 2nd longest after Collingwood, not being 'jumped'. Last: Round 3 2008 v St Kilda 1.2-8 v 7.3-45, but the Bulldogs went on to win 19.11-125 v 13.9-87.
Only 9 eventual Premiers have trailed in a match by 6 goals or more at 1/4 time in the season they won the flag.
1900 R1: Melbourne v St Kilda - trailed by 35 - lost 9.13-67 v 10.8-68
1931 PF: Geelong v Carlton - trailed by 47 - won 11.17-83 v 11.11-77
1938 R6: Carlton v Melbourne - trailed by 47 - lost 14.18-102 v 16.11-107
1942 R14: Essendon v Carlton - trailed by 40 - lost 11.9-75 v 18.20-128
1946 R10: Essendon v Geelong - trailed by 47 - lost 12.15-87 v 18.18-126
1950 R15: Essendon v WB/Footscray - trailed by 46 - won 10.11-71 v 10.9-69
1952 R7: Geelong v Carlton - trailed by 43 - lost 13.15-93 v 18.12-120
1983 R19: Hawthorn v Essendon - trailed by 45 - lost 16.14-110 v 23.18-156
1997 R13: Adelaide v Geelong - trailed by 36 - lost 7.12-54 v 17.8-110.
No player has received a Rising Star nomination for a game against Geelong since Andrew Swallow in R17, 2006 - 115 rounds ago.
Unchanged teams
Overall record, and record with unchanged teams + greatest winning & losing margins for each club:
Overall record, and record with unchanged teams + greatest winning & losing margins for each club:
Code:
Cb P W L D Win % | U W L D Win % GWM GLM
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Ad 484 251 232 1 51.96 | 29 21 8 0 72.41 52 43
Br 571 254 309 8 45.18 | 19 12 7 0 63.16 113 87
Ca 2332 1373 926 33 59.58 | 77 50 26 1 65.58 119 116
Co 2366 1440 900 26 61.41 | 72 46 25 1 64.58 126 93
Es 2298 1303 961 34 57.44 | 51 33 18 0 64.71 79 53
Fr 378 153 225 0 40.48 | 23 7 16 0 30.43 56 77
Ge 2259 1206 1032 21 53.85 | 85 54 30 1 64.12 95 80
GC 20 3 17 0 15.00 | 0 0 0 0 0.00 - -
Ha 1800 847 943 10 47.33 | 57 32 25 0 56.14 129 83
Me 2240 1029 1190 21 46.41 | 57 33 24 0 57.89 90 77
NM 1800 788 995 17 44.25 | 60 33 25 2 56.67 105 79
PA 345 177 164 4 51.88 | 20 9 11 0 45.00 89 65
Ri 2091 1047 1023 21 50.57 | 72 33 38 1 46.53 118 96
St 2215 862 1328 25 39.48 | 67 38 29 0 56.72 109 100
Sy 2254 1039 1192 23 46.61 | 94 60 34 0 63.83 97 88
WC 584 320 259 5 55.22 | 22 13 9 0 59.09 118 97
WB 1777 797 958 22 45.47 | 66 34 31 1 52.27 84 80
Fi 1928 869 1034 25 45.72 | 52 31 20 1 60.58 72 110
Un 126 27 97 2 22.22 | 2 1 1 0 50.00 14 66
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27868 13785 13785 298 50.00 | 925 540 377 8 58.81Very interesting!
In the majority of cases, its as you would expect - an unchanged team is fit and playing well and so does better than average.
But have a look at who have done worse with an unchanged team!
Poor lists and/or poor team management?
Reasons probably vary, e.g. the temptation not to make unforced changes to a struggling team after a morale-boosting win would be strong.
e.g. Richmond's win percentage with unchanged sides ran at 73% through the Dyer era; Terry Wallace was responsible for 10 of Richmond's 73 instances and won just 3 of those.
Could we see the figures just from 1997?
And if you are also interested, the overall percentage of unchanged sides in different eras?
If you are asking whether this statistic is correct, it sure is. If I recall correctly, Stynes' total can further be boosted by the fact he also played in every night/preseason game and practice game Melbourne played during that time.
Since 1997:
Code:
Cb Tms P W L D Win % %Tms
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Ad 351 25 18 7 0 72.00 7.12
Br 349 14 10 4 0 71.43 4.01
Ca 340 19 10 9 0 52.63 5.59
Co 347 14 6 8 0 42.86 4.03
Es 345 8 4 4 0 50.00 2.32
Fr 334 23 7 16 0 30.43 6.89
Ge 348 10 7 3 0 70.00 2.87
GC 19 0 0 0 0 - -
Ha 339 21 13 8 0 61.90 6.19
Me 340 15 8 7 0 53.33 4.41
NM 346 17 9 8 0 52.94 4.91
PA 344 20 9 11 0 45.00 5.81
Ri 331 18 6 11 1 36.11 5.44
St 349 24 18 6 0 75.00 6.88
Sy 349 35 25 10 0 71.43 10.03
WC 345 11 7 4 0 63.64 3.19
WB 346 32 17 14 1 54.69 9.25
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5522 306 174 130 2 57.19 5.54Breakdown by decade:
Code:
Seasons Teams P W L D Win % %Tms
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1897-99 394 12 9 3 0 75.00 3.05
1900-09 1510 46 32 14 0 69.57 3.05
1910-19 1514 57 37 20 0 64.91 3.76
1920-29 1867 75 50 25 0 66.67 4.02
1930-39 2240 50 32 18 0 64.00 2.23
1940-49 2204 43 26 17 0 60.47 1.95
1950-59 2252 50 27 22 1 55.00 2.22
1960-69 2290 45 22 21 2 51.11 1.97
1970-79 2756 66 33 32 1 50.76 2.39
1980-89 2890 81 51 29 1 63.58 2.80
1990-99 3519 148 79 68 1 53.72 4.21
2000-09 3700 220 124 94 2 56.82 5.95
2010-11 713 32 18 14 0 56.25 4.49
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27849 925 540 377 8 58.81 3.32NB figures in post #169 counted each club's first match as an unchanged team; have updated the post and excluded these matches from the figures.
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With talk about fixing the fixture on the Main forum, I posted this to highlight the extent to which some Victorian teams travel compared to others. Collingwood travels west by far the least, followed by Essendon and the Western Bulldogs. Carlton have the short straw here, having flown west almost twice as much as Carlton in recent years.
Victorian clubs, H&A games in Adelaide, 2004-2011
9 - Collingwood
10 - St Kilda
11 - Essendon, Geelong, Western Bulldogs
12 - Hawthorn, Melbourne, North Melbourne, Richmond
13 - Carlton
Victorian clubs, H&A games in Perth, 2003-2011
8 - Collingwood
11 - Hawthorn
12 - Melbourne
13 - Essendon, Western Bulldogs
14 - Richmond, North Melbourne
15 - Carlton, Geelong, St Kilda
Victorian clubs, H&A games in Adelaide, 2004-2011
9 - Collingwood
10 - St Kilda
11 - Essendon, Geelong, Western Bulldogs
12 - Hawthorn, Melbourne, North Melbourne, Richmond
13 - Carlton
Victorian clubs, H&A games in Perth, 2003-2011
8 - Collingwood
11 - Hawthorn
12 - Melbourne
13 - Essendon, Western Bulldogs
14 - Richmond, North Melbourne
15 - Carlton, Geelong, St Kilda
Are you referring to post #163? It isn't a table of "most consecutive games".
I wonder what Football Managers would make of these?
I wonder too if the figures from 1930 to before the interchange reflect, the rotation of 19th and 20th men, who in many cases did not take the field while the team selected in field positions remained the same?
What would a breakdown for 2011 look like - the accumulated changes of each team, broken down into injured, omitted, suspended and 'sore'?
Most matches played under one coach:
Code:
Gms Player Coach W L D Gls
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305 Coventry, Gordon McHale, Jock 219 81 5 1292
282 Hutchison, Bill Reynolds, Dick 189 87 6 494
276 Fletcher, Dustin Sheedy, Kevin 172 101 3 63
253 Hird, James Sheedy, Kevin 147 101 5 343
252 Collier, Harry McHale, Jock 192 56 4 298
247 Madden, Simon Sheedy, Kevin 166 81 0 335
246 Lucas, Scott Sheedy, Kevin 136 109 1 425
243 O'Donnell, Gary Sheedy, Kevin 144 95 4 88
240 Scarlett, Matthew Thompson, Mark 151 87 2 15
239 Daniher, Terry Sheedy, Kevin 155 83 1 322
238 Bewick, Darren Sheedy, Kevin 153 84 1 332
238 Kyne, Phonse McHale, Jock 151 82 5 231
237 Tredrea, Warren Williams, Mark 137 98 2 517
236 Misiti, Joe Sheedy, Kevin 148 84 4 95
234 Smith, Ross G. Jeans, Allan 149 84 1 230
232 Milburn, Darren Thompson, Mark 148 83 1 66
231 Bartlett, Kevin Hafey, Tom 161 69 1 390
231 Dixon, Brian Smith, Norm W. 159 69 3 39
231 Lloyd, Matthew Sheedy, Kevin 138 91 2 829
230 Cornes, Chad Williams, Mark 132 97 1 165
230 Neale, Kevin Jeans, Allan 131 98 1 295Most consecutive games coached:
Note McHale's two huge sequences. Some references credit him with the 1930 GF, even though he did not attend the match due to illness. Must've been pretty severe 'flu.
Likewise, most sources credit Sheedy with R16 2006, when Gary O'Donnell stood in for him.
Code:
Gms Coach Club(s) Career MCa Consecutive Streak
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659*Malthouse, Mick WB,WC,Co 1984-2011 659 1984 1 WB-2011 22 Co
606 Sheedy, Kevin Es 1981-2007 634 1981 1 Es-2006 15 Es
367 McHale, Jock Co 1912-1949 713 1931 1 Co-1949 SF Co
346 McHale, Jock Co 1912-1949 713 1912 1 Co-1930 PF Co
344 Pagan, Denis NM,Ca 1993-2007 344 1993 1 NM-2007 16 Ca
341 Bentley, Percy Ri,Ca 1934-1955 414 1937 17 Ri-1955 18 Ca
315 Northey, John Sy,Me,Ri,Br 1985-1998 315 1985 1 Sy-1998 11 Br
300 Smith, Norm W. Fi,Me,Sy 1949-1972 452 1949 1 Fi-1964 7 Me
293 Hughes senior, Frank Ri,Me 1927-1965 378 1927 1 Ri-1941 GF Me
283 Parkin, David Ha,Ca,Fi,Ca 1977-2000 518 1977 1 Ha-1988 22 Fi
274 Williams, Mark PA 1999-2010 274 1999 1 PA-2010 15 PA
260 Thompson, Mark Ge 2000-2010 260 2000 1 Ge-2010 PF Ge
257 Reynolds, Dick Es 1939-1960 415 1946 15 Es-1959 11 Es
235 Parkin, David Ha,Ca,Fi,Ca 1977-2000 518 1991 2 Ca-2000 PF Ca
234 Jeans, Allan St,Ha,Ri 1961-1992 575 1961 1 St-1972 11 St
230*Worsfold, John WC 2002-2011 230 2002 1 WC-2011 22 WC
224 Matthews, Leigh Co,Br 1986-2008 461 1986 4 Co-1995 22 Co
223 Ayres, Gary Ge,Ad 1995-2004 223 1995 1 Ge-2004 13 Ad
223 Daniher, Neale Me 1998-2007 223 1998 1 Me-2007 13 Me
216 Dyer senior, Jack Ri 1941-1952 226 1941 12 Ri-1952 19 Ri
207 Kyne, Phonse Co 1950-1963 272 1950 1 Co-1960 9 Co
202 Roos, Paul Sy 2002-2010 202 2002 13 Sy-2010 SF SyNote McHale's two huge sequences. Some references credit him with the 1930 GF, even though he did not attend the match due to illness. Must've been pretty severe 'flu.
Likewise, most sources credit Sheedy with R16 2006, when Gary O'Donnell stood in for him.
Current 'streaks'
Most consecutive games for each club:
Ad Nathan van Berlo 38
Br Jack Redden 52
Ca Kade Simpson 141
Co Scott Pendlebury 46
Es Ben Howlett 29
Fr Michael Johnson 31 (was Paul Duffield 62 until last round)
Ge Tom Lonergan 12
GC Jared Brennan 32
Ha Shaun Burgoyne 36
Me Nathan Jones 43
NM Andrew Swallow & Scott Thompson 64
PA Robbie Gray 26
Ri Brett Deledio 91
St Sam Gilbert 52
Sy Adam Goodes 68
WC Dean Cox 42
WB Daniel Cross 49
Most consecutive wins:
17 Nick Maxwell
15 Joel Selwood
13 Luke Ball
13 Travis Cloke
13 Tom Hawkins
13 Darren Milburn
13 Scott Pendlebury
13 Ben Reid
13 Steele Sidebottom
13 Chris Tarrant
Most consecutive losses:
12 Daniel Stewart
11 Amon Buchanan
11 Domenic Cassisi
10 Travis Boak
10 Robbie Gray
10 Nathan Krakouer
10 Danyle Pearce
10 David Rodan
10 Jackson Trengove
10 Maverick Weller
Most consecutive games without a loss:
25 Ben Johnson
20 Nick Maxwell
16 Dayne Beams
15 Joel Selwood
15 Darren Jolly
Most consecutive games without a draw:
256 Matthew Pavlich
252 Chris Tarrant
223 Chad Cornes
206 Michael Doughty
204 Graham Johncock
Most consecutive games kicking one or more goals:
19 Josh Kennedy (WC)
18 Daniel Bradshaw (ret)
18 Jack Riewoldt
15 Daniel Giansiracusa
12 Travis Cloke
Most consecutive games without a goal:
89 Darren Glass
75 Will Thursfield
73 Thomas Murphy
68 Tadgh Kennelly
67 Joel Macdonald
Most consecutive games for each club:
Ad Nathan van Berlo 38
Br Jack Redden 52
Ca Kade Simpson 141
Co Scott Pendlebury 46
Es Ben Howlett 29
Fr Michael Johnson 31 (was Paul Duffield 62 until last round)
Ge Tom Lonergan 12
GC Jared Brennan 32
Ha Shaun Burgoyne 36
Me Nathan Jones 43
NM Andrew Swallow & Scott Thompson 64
PA Robbie Gray 26
Ri Brett Deledio 91
St Sam Gilbert 52
Sy Adam Goodes 68
WC Dean Cox 42
WB Daniel Cross 49
Most consecutive wins:
17 Nick Maxwell
15 Joel Selwood
13 Luke Ball
13 Travis Cloke
13 Tom Hawkins
13 Darren Milburn
13 Scott Pendlebury
13 Ben Reid
13 Steele Sidebottom
13 Chris Tarrant
Most consecutive losses:
12 Daniel Stewart
11 Amon Buchanan
11 Domenic Cassisi
10 Travis Boak
10 Robbie Gray
10 Nathan Krakouer
10 Danyle Pearce
10 David Rodan
10 Jackson Trengove
10 Maverick Weller
Most consecutive games without a loss:
25 Ben Johnson
20 Nick Maxwell
16 Dayne Beams
15 Joel Selwood
15 Darren Jolly
Most consecutive games without a draw:
256 Matthew Pavlich
252 Chris Tarrant
223 Chad Cornes
206 Michael Doughty
204 Graham Johncock
Most consecutive games kicking one or more goals:
19 Josh Kennedy (WC)
18 Daniel Bradshaw (ret)
18 Jack Riewoldt
15 Daniel Giansiracusa
12 Travis Cloke
Most consecutive games without a goal:
89 Darren Glass
75 Will Thursfield
73 Thomas Murphy
68 Tadgh Kennelly
67 Joel Macdonald
