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Ron The Bear said:
Club cumulative points for and against - number of games that clubs have been ahead (for >= against) and behind (for < against) the cumulative count, last time they were ahead or behind the count, and current aggregate:

Code: 
Cb  Ahd  Beh LastAhd LastBeh Curr+- Ch Bst+ Bst-
------------------------------------------------
Ad  269  217         2002 17  +1793  8  217* 100
Br    3  570 1987  3          -2393  1    3  570*
Ca  225 2110         1909 12 +19354  1 2110* 225
Co 2371    -                 +23976  - 2371*   -
Es 2300    -                 +16504  - 2300*   -
Fr    9  371 1995 12          -3831  4    5  368*
Ge 2031  233         1927  1 +11534 11 1765* 153
GC    -   22                  -1192  -    -   22*
Ha    - 1805                  -1684  -    - 1805*
Me  608 1634 1979  7          -7360  5  454  888
NM    1 1801 1925  1         -11142  1    1 1801*
PA  221  126 2011 19           -355  8  218  107
Ri 1638  455 2010  3           -731  3 1637  414
St    - 2218                 -21899  -    - 2218*
Sy 1061 1197 1963  1          -6266  4  961 1083*
WC  556   33         1990  4  +2878 12  518*  18
WB    1 1778 1925  2          -8038  1    1 1778*
...
Fi 1261  667 1966 15          -8214  5 1042  663*
Un    5  121 1910 16          -2886  6    3   74*
e.g. Adelaide has played 486 games and has had more cumulative points for than against after 269 of those games; they currently have 45658 points for and 43865 against (aggregate +1793); and the last time they were in deficit was Round 17, 2002.

Interesting points are that Collingwood and Essendon have never been in deficit, and that only 6 of 19 clubs are currently in the black, with Collingwood, Carlton, Essendon and Geelong all showing a massive surplus.

I trust RogersResults will correct any of the above if incorrect. ;)
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Another take on these can be found here.

(With some minor discrepancies!)

Also on the page is a table of progressive m/w% - high/low after 10 seasons.

Geelong, Hawthorn and St Kilda are the only teams currently on their best ever M/W% after more than 10 seasons in the competition.
 
Find it interesting that Fitzroy managed to be in the black for almost 2/3 of their history (1261/1928 matches).

Essendon, Geelong, Collingwood and Carlton are miles ahead of anyone! Indeed, the only Victorian clubs with a positive points record. Richmond and Hawthorn aren't too far off joining them in the black though, if they have a good few years.
 
Dos23 said:
Find it interesting that Fitzroy managed to be in the black for almost 2/3 of their history (1261/1928 matches).

Essendon, Geelong, Collingwood and Carlton are miles ahead of anyone! Indeed, the only Victorian clubs with a positive points record. Richmond and Hawthorn aren't too far off joining them in the black though, if they have a good few years.
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At the end of 1925 when Fitzroy had their greatest points surplus (4,183), they led the Premiership table with 7 flags to Essendon's 6 and were second only to Collingwood in percentage of matches won - 61.1% to 65.58%.

Fitzroy at that stage had won 65.79% of their finals matches compared to Collingwood's 41.86%.

In those days nobody would have picked them to be the one to one day drop out of the competition.
 

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Only four AFL clubs have played in more than 50 finals series.

Collingwood: 78 – Won 45.38% of matches.
Carlton: 67 – Won 47.35% of matches.
Essendon: 63 – 54.69% of matches.
Geelong: 51 – Won 46.26% of matches.

At no stage at the end of a finals series has Collingwood had a cumulative total of more wins than losses in finals matches. After winning the 1903 Grand Final, Collingwood was equal on finals wins (5) and finals losses (5). Since then, at the end of every finals series they have had a cumulative total of more losses than wins.

Carlton, after winning the 1906 Grand Final had won 4 of 7 finals played up to then. Thereafter they were ahead in finals won until losing the Semi-Final in 1927, which put them on 19 wins and losses from 38 finals played. Since then at the end of each finals series, their total finals losses have out numbered their finals wins

Only at the end of the 1910 season has Essendon had a cumulative total of more finals losses than wins - 9 losses to 8 wins. Since then Essendon has maintained a cumulative surplus of finals wins over finals losses at the end of each finals series.

Geelong was ahead in wins after their first finals series in 1897 and then even in wins and losses after the 1901 series. Since then they have had a negative balance – the lowest point being 1923 with a m/w% of 22.1% – their highest since then is their current 46.26%.

Series where all finals were won:

Collingwood: 5 (6.4%) - 1903, 1910, 1927, 1936 and 1953 In their other 10 Premiership years they have lost or drawn a match during the finals. - 6 of Collingwood's flags have been won with the 'double chance'.

Carlton: 12 (17.9%) - 1906-8, 1915, 1938, 1945, 1947, 1968, 1979, 1981, 1987, 1995. In their other 4 Premiership years they have lost or drawn a match during the finals - 4 of Carlton's flags have been won with the 'double chance'. (In 1972 lost 1 and drew 1 final.)

Essendon: 10 (15.9%) - 1897, 1901, 1911-2, 1949-50, 1962, 1965, 1985, 2000. In their other 6 Premiership years they have lost or drawn a match during the finals - 4 of Essendon's flags have been won with the 'double chance'.

Geelong: 7 (13.7%) – 1937, 1951, 1952, 1963, 2007, 2009, 2011. In their other 2 Premiership years they lost one match during the finals - 2 of Geelong's flags have been won with the 'double chance'.

Series where all finals were lost:

Collingwood has lost all matches in 31 finals series. (39.7%)
Carlton has lost all matches in 29 finals series. (43.3%)
Essendon has lost all matches in 22 finals series. (34.9%)
Geelong has lost all matches in 18 finals series. (35.3%)
 
RogersResults said:
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Essendon: 10 (15.9%) - 1897, 1901, 1911-2, 1949-50, 1962, 1965, 1985, 1993, 2000. In their other 6 Premiership years they have lost or drawn a match during the finals - 4 of Essendon's flags have been won with the 'double chance'.

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Essendon lost a final in 1993 (Qualifying final to Caaaarlton), so you'll need to remove that from that list!
 
Dos23 said:
Essendon lost a final in 1993 (Qualifying final to Caaaarlton), so you'll need to remove that from that list!
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True fact. The 'baby' Bombers snuck in the list. When you're not getting paid to do something, once the initial interest in the first revelation of the facts is gone, checking things is sometimes too much of a chore. My apologies.

Bombers still (with the exception of the 1972-82 consecutive Waverly quick exits) seem to have the most successful finals culture of the four.
 
Opponents undefeated in the Last Three Seasons – 2009-11.

4 teams have defeated all opponents at least once.

8 teams have been defeated by all opponents at least once.

Collingwood has 6 opponents that haven’t defeated them – Geelong and St Kilda 5 each.

Melbourne has 7 opponents that they haven’t been able to defeat and Richmond has 6.

The longest any team has currently gone without defeating a particular opponent at least once is Richmond v St Kilda – not since round 4 2003.


 
Marklar_33 said:
Re: The '6' stats, are Collingwood the only club to feature in all the last 6 finals series?
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Yes.

Finals series between 2006-11:

Collingwood- 6
Geelong- 5 (missed 2006)
St Kilda- 5 (missed 2007)
Sydney- 5 (missed 2009)
Adelaide-4 (missed 2010-11)
Footscray- 4 (missed 2007, 2011)
Hawthorn- 4 (missed 2006, 2009)
Carlton- 3 (missed 2006-08)
West Coast- 3 (missed 2008-10)
Essendon- 2 (missed 2006-08, 2010)
North Melbourne- 2 (missed 2006, 2009-11)
Fremantle- 2 (missed 2007-09, 2011)
Brisbane- 1 (missed 2006-08, 2010-11)
Port Adelaide- 1 (missed 2006, 2008-11)
Melbourne- 1 (missed 2007-11)
Richmond- 0
Gold Coast- 0

Collingwood missed the finals in 2005, so no side has made the past seven finals series. The last side to manage a streak of seven finals series in a row is Essendon, between 1998 and 2004. You would imagine, barring catastrophic events, that Collingwood will equal that next year!
 
Days between debut match and final match played for Geelong.

Presenter of the 2011 Premiership Cup - Doug Wade 4,158 days. (R1 1961- R22 1972)
Captain of the 2011 Premiership Team - Cameron Ling 4,158 days. (R10 2000- GF 2011)

Ling was 1 cm taller and 1 kg heavier than Wade's reported playing height and weight.
 
RogersResults said:
Days between debut match and final match played for Geelong.

Presenter of the 2011 Premiership Cup - Doug Wade 4,183 days. (R1 1961- R22 1972)
Captain of the 2011 Premiership Team - Cameron Ling 4,183 days. (R10 2000- GF 2011)

Ling was 1 cm taller and 1 kg heavier than Wade's reported playing height and weight.
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Amazing stat, Wade was always a burly looking player who was taller than average as well in his time. But one thing will be for certain, Ling is in no danger of having Doug Wade's hair genetics pass on i think!!:thumbsu:
 
RogersResults said:
Days between debut match and final match played for Geelong.

Presenter of the 2011 Premiership Cup - Doug Wade 4,183 days. (R1 1961- R22 1972)
Captain of the 2011 Premiership Team - Cameron Ling 4,183 days. (R10 2000- GF 2011)

Ling was 1 cm taller and 1 kg heavier than Wade's reported playing height and weight.
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Just out of curiosity, for how long have you been lying in wait for a stat such as this to emerge?
 

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RogersResults said:
Days between debut match and final match played for Geelong.

Presenter of the 2011 Premiership Cup - Doug Wade 4,183 days. (R1 1961- R22 1972)
Captain of the 2011 Premiership Team - Cameron Ling 4,183 days. (R10 2000- GF 2011)
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Hahaha (although I've got 4158 days for each). 'Record holders' for each club:

Adelaide 1989 days - Andrew Jarman/Chris McDermott/Tony McGuiness
Brisbane 4907 days - Simon Black*/Darryl White
Carlton 4473 days - Jack Howell/Mark Maclure
Collingwood 4879 days - Gavin Brown/Gavin Crosisca
Essendon 5264 days - John Barnes/Terry Daniher
Fremantle 3079 days - Aaron Sandilands*/Byron Schammer
Geelong 5236 days - Peter Riccardi/Michael Turner
Gold Coast 154 days - 14 players
Hawthorn 3794 days - Ben Dixon/Des Meagher
Melbourne 4802 days - Norm Smith/Ivor Warne-Smith
North Melbourne 4011 days - Wally Carter/Sel Murray
Port Adelaide 4536 days - Peter Burgoyne/Brendon Lade
Richmond 3787 days - Dick Harris/Bryan Wood
St.Kilda 4067 days - Ken Mulhall/Brian Mynott
Sydney 4536 days - Paul Kelly/Laurie Nash
West Coast 1589 days - Andrew Donnelly/Travis Gaspar
Western Bulldogs 4067 days - Harry Hickey/Robert Murphy*
...
Fitzroy 4081 days - Norm Brown/Bill Walker
University 1911 days - Bert Hurrey/Jack Jones
 
Some Grand Finals Trivia


In three of Geelong’s last four Grand Final wins, their opponents have all scored 0 goals, 3 behinds in the last quarter.

In 2011 Collingwood was the 100th top of the ladder team to play in the Grand Final and the 38th to not win it.

2011 was the 7th Grand Final lost by Collingwood after leading at half time – the next most lost after leading at half time are Essendon and St Kilda 3 each.

Geelong have now won 66.67% percent of Grand Finals that they have played in October. (4/6)

Outside of the Grand Final the eventual Premiers have played the eventual Runners-up 264 times for 143 wins, 117 losses and 4 draws. (M/W% 54.92%). Geelong have won 71.05% (13/19 - 2 draws) of their matches against the eventual runner-up outside of the Grand Final and Richmond 68% (17/25). Collingwood have won 45.95% (17/37) and Carlton 44.74%. (16/38 - 2 draws.)


 
Matches won/lost in all 4 quarters.

​

  • Collingwood’s total of matches lost in all 4 quarters has sat on 99 since they lost all 4 quarters to Geelong in round 9 2010. They managed to win 1 quarter in each of their last 2 losses to Geelong in 2011.

  • Since 1997 Brisbane and Geelong have each won 50 matches in all 4 quarters – Brisbane from 2 fewer matches played. In the same period Melbourne and Richmond have won 14 matches each in all 4 quarters – Richmond from 9 fewer matches played.

  • Since 1997 Melbourne have lost more than 3 times as many matches in all 4 quarters than has Sydney – 51 v 15.

  • Carlton and Collingwood have each won 12 matches in all 4 quarters against each other.

  • There have been 17 matches won in 4 quarters between Essendon and Nth Melbourne – Essendon have won all of them.

  • In 2011 Collingwood set a new club record of 3 consecutive matches won in all 4 quarters – Hawthorn haven’t won consecutive matches in all 4 quarters since 1991.

  • Geelong 2007 and West Coast 2006 remain the only Premiers in the last 10 seasons not to lose a match in all 4 quarters.

  • Hawthorn has currently gone the longest without losing a match in all 4 quarters, Richmond the longest without winning one.
 

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Most Brownlow votes in a career of x eligible matches* (up to 25):

Code: 
EM Player              V Ma Club(s) Career
-------------------------------------------
 2 Boniface, Alf       3  2 WB    1940
 3 Willison, Leigh     2  3 Ge    1993
 4 Marshall, Peter D.  5  4 Co    1977
 5 Wilmot, Grant       3  5 Co    1980
 6 Green, Doug         4  6 Sy    1980
 7 Cartwright, Gil     3  7 Ha    1938
   Carruthers, Ron E.  3  8 Co    1961
   Beauvais, Dan       3 11 Ca,Ha 1945-1946
 8 Thompson, Robert W. 3  8 Es    1968-1971
 9 Barrett, Ray        3 10 St    1956-1958
   Hampson, Roger      3 10 Es    1969-1971
   Dennis-Lane, Trent* 3 11 Sy    2010-2011
10 Tschirpig, Bruce    6 10 Ri    1971-1976
11 Dwyer, Mark        10 14 Fi,St 1986-1988
12 Patterson, Jim      3 25 NM    1943-1947
   Shelton, Bill G.    3 12 Ha    1957-1959
13 Tresize, John       5 14 Ca    1977-1978
14 Gaff, Andrew*       4 17 WC    2011
15 Howard, Ian         6 16 WB    1960
   Georgiades, John    6 15 WB    1989-1991
16 Steele, Ray         5 42 Ri    1940-1943
17 Jones, Dick         6 19 Sy    1949-1951
18 Rait, Alan          8 19 WB    1933-1934
19 Grant, Geoff        5 21 Ri    1936-1938
20 Kenna, Bob          7 21 St    1932-1933
   Norsworthy, Barry   7 21 Me    1977-1979
21 O'Brien, Jock       6 22 Es    1932-1934
21 Allday, David       6 21 Me,WB 1985-1988
22 Barlow, Michael*   12 22 Fr    2010-2011
23 Browne, Ricky T.    4 25 Ge    1974-1975
24 Cordner, Ted P.     7 52 Me    1941-1946
25 Walters, Robert     7 25 Me    1977-1981

NB Marshall and Tresize earned their votes in 1977, when both umpires voted; Norsworthy earned 6 votes in that year

* eligible matches = h&a matches in which votes were awarded, i.e. excluding finals, interstate carnival rounds and the war years 1942-45
 
Here's an interesting fact or two.

The lowest amount of VFL/AFL games played that a career hasn't ended on is 214. In other words, at least one player has had their career end on every game number between 1 and 213.

The next lowest figure after that is 284. In other words, at least one player has had their career end on every game number between 215 and 283.

After that, the numbers become much more frequent. No one's career has yet ended with the following number of games next to their name:

214, 284, 287, 295, 296*, 298, 299, 308-310, 314-317, 319, 322, 326, 327, 330, 331, 334, 335, 337-340, 342-346, 347*, 348, 349, 351-355, 357, 358, 360-363, 365, 367-374, 376, 377, 379-382, 384-402, 404-425 and anything beyond 426.

*indicates current player is on this amount of games at present. Namely, Simon Black on 296 and Dustin Fletcher on 347.
 
The equivalent for goals is 196.

Table shows the number of players who've kicked x career goals, and the percentage of all players who have reached that mark.

Code: 
Gls  Ply  % Ply  Gls Ply % Ply   Gls Ply %Ply   Gls Pl %Ply
-----------------------------------------------------------
  0 3259 100.00   50  27 14.22   100  10 7.46   150  6 4.39
  1 1246  62.51   51  30 13.97   101  11 7.37   151  4 4.35
  2  779  56.02   52  23 13.77   102  11 7.27   152  8 4.29
  3  580  51.19   53  12 13.67   103   6 7.22   153  3 4.26
  4  439  47.54   54  22 13.49   104   6 7.17   154  6 4.21
  5  320  44.88   55  28 13.26   105   8 7.11   155  4 4.18
  6  291  42.46   56  27 13.03   106   8 7.04   156  3 4.15
  7  243  40.43   57  22 12.85   107  13 6.93   157  6 4.10
  8  216  38.64   58  28 12.62   108   9 6.86   158  1 4.09
  9  175  37.18   59  22 12.43   109   8 6.79   159  3 4.07
 10  158  35.86   60  12 12.33   110  10 6.71   160  5 4.03
 11  163  34.51   61  35 12.04   111   4 6.67   161  2 4.01
 12  158  33.19   62  21 11.87   112   8 6.61   162  2 4.00
 13  114  32.24   63  20 11.70   113  13 6.50   163  3 3.97
 14  112  31.31   64  18 11.55   114   6 6.45   164  5 3.93
 15  123  30.29   65  22 11.37   115  10 6.37   165  6 3.88
 16  101  29.45   66  20 11.20   116   3 6.34   166  4 3.85
 17  124  28.41   67  15 11.08   117   8 6.28   167  4 3.81
 18  110  27.50   68  19 10.92   118   9 6.20   168  2 3.80
 19   87  26.77   69  14 10.80   119   7 6.14   169  9 3.72
 20   97  25.97   70  20 10.64   120   8 6.08   170  1 3.71
 21   79  25.31   71  18 10.49   121   3 6.05   171  8 3.65
 22   78  24.66   72  16 10.35   122   5 6.01   172  3 3.62
 23   75  24.04   73   8 10.29   123   7 5.95   173  1 3.61
 24   56  23.57   74  15 10.16   124   9 5.88   174  7 3.55
 25   65  23.03   75  14 10.05   125   9 5.80   175  8 3.49
 26   58  22.55   76  11  9.95   126   6 5.75   176  2 3.47
 27   53  22.11   77   9  9.88   127  13 5.64   177  3 3.45
 28   56  21.64   78  23  9.69   128  10 5.56   178  4 3.41
 29   59  21.15   79  12  9.59   129  10 5.48   179  3 3.39
 30   53  20.71   80  26  9.37   130   3 5.45   180  6 3.34
 31   52  20.27   81  15  9.25   131   8 5.38   181  2 3.32
 32   52  19.84   82  10  9.16   132   5 5.34   182  5 3.28
 33   60  19.34   83  14  9.05   133  13 5.24   183  1 3.27
 34   51  18.92   84   9  8.97   134   5 5.19   184  1 3.26
 35   41  18.58   85  11  8.88   135   7 5.14   185  2 3.25
 36   41  18.24   86   9  8.81   136   4 5.10   186  1 3.24
 37   48  17.84   87  11  8.71   137   4 5.07   187  4 3.20
 38   33  17.56   88  16  8.58   138   7 5.01   188  1 3.20
 39   44  17.20   89  13  8.47   139   9 4.94   189  2 3.18
 40   30  16.95   90  11  8.38   140   6 4.89   190  3 3.15
 41   47  16.55   91  12  8.28   141   4 4.85   191  2 3.14
 42   37  16.25   92   9  8.21   142   3 4.83   192  2 3.12
 43   39  15.92   93   8  8.14   143   8 4.76   193  6 3.07
 44   32  15.66   94  15  8.01   144   8 4.69   194  3 3.05
 45   32  15.39   95  20  7.85   145   8 4.63   195  3 3.02
 46   33  15.11   96   7  7.79   146   8 4.56   196  - 3.02
 47   25  14.91   97  10  7.71   147   2 4.54   197  2 3.00
 48   24  14.71   98   9  7.63   148   4 4.51   198  3 2.98
 49   32  14.44   99  11  7.54   149   9 4.44   199  4 2.95
 
Gls  Ply  % Ply  Gls Ply % Ply   Gls Ply %Ply   Gls Pl %Ply
-----------------------------------------------------------
200    4   2.91  250   1  1.92   300   - 1.35   350  1 0.97
201    6   2.86  251   1  1.91   301   2 1.33   351  1 0.97
202    1   2.85  252   1  1.91   302   1 1.32   352  1 0.96
203    4   2.82  253   1  1.90   303   2 1.31   353  - 0.96
204    3   2.80  254   3  1.87   304   - 1.31   354  2 0.94
205    3   2.77  255   2  1.86   305   1 1.30   355  1 0.93
206    1   2.76  256   -  1.86   306   - 1.30   356  - 0.93
207    2   2.75  257   2  1.84   307   2 1.28   357  - 0.93
208    2   2.73  258   3  1.81   308   3 1.26   358  1 0.92
209    2   2.71  259   1  1.81   309   - 1.26   359  - 0.92
210    4   2.68  260   -  1.81   310   1 1.25   360  3 0.90
211    2   2.66  261   3  1.78   311   1 1.24   361  1 0.89
212    1   2.66  262   2  1.76   312   - 1.24   362  1 0.88
213    -   2.66  263   -  1.76   313   - 1.24   363  2 0.87
214    3   2.63  264   1  1.76   314   - 1.24   364  - 0.87
215    4   2.60  265   2  1.74   315   1 1.23   365  1 0.86
216    4   2.56  266   -  1.74   316   - 1.23   366  - 0.86
217    3   2.54  267   2  1.72   317   2 1.22   367  - 0.86
218    4   2.51  268   -  1.72   318   - 1.22   368  - 0.86
219    -   2.51  269   1  1.71   319   2 1.20   369  3 0.83
220    2   2.49  270   1  1.71   320   1 1.19   370  1 0.82
221    1   2.48  271   -  1.71   321   1 1.18   371  - 0.82
222    2   2.46  272   1  1.70   322   - 1.18   372  2 0.81
223    1   2.46  273   1  1.69   323   4 1.15   373  - 0.81
224    2   2.44  274   2  1.67   324   - 1.15   374  2 0.79
225    2   2.42  275   3  1.65   325   1 1.14   375  - 0.79
226    1   2.41  276   4  1.61   326   - 1.14   376  - 0.79
227    2   2.40  277   2  1.60   327   3 1.12   377  - 0.79
228    6   2.35  278   1  1.59   328   - 1.12   378  1 0.78
229    2   2.33  279   2  1.57   329   2 1.10   379  - 0.78
230    3   2.31  280   2  1.56   330   - 1.10   380  - 0.78
231    3   2.28  281   1  1.55   331   2 1.08   381  - 0.78
232    3   2.26  282   1  1.54   332   1 1.07   382  - 0.78
233    2   2.24  283   1  1.53   333   - 1.07   383  - 0.78
234    5   2.20  284   4  1.50   334   - 1.07   384  1 0.77
235    2   2.18  285   2  1.48   335   1 1.07   385  2 0.76
236    5   2.14  286   1  1.47   336   - 1.07   386  1 0.75
237    2   2.12  287   1  1.46   337   2 1.05   387  - 0.75
238    1   2.11  288   1  1.46   338   - 1.05   388  1 0.74
239    4   2.08  289   5  1.41   339   1 1.04   389  3 0.72
240    -   2.08  290   -  1.41   340   - 1.04   390  - 0.72
241    -   2.08  291   2  1.40   341   1 1.03   391  - 0.72
242    2   2.06  292   -  1.40   342   - 1.03   392  - 0.72
243    1   2.06  293   2  1.38   343   1 1.02   393  - 0.72
244    3   2.03  294   1  1.37   344   1 1.02   394  - 0.72
245    1   2.02  295   -  1.37   345   - 1.02   395  1 0.71
246    4   1.99  296   -  1.37   346   - 1.02   396  1 0.70
247    6   1.94  297   1  1.36   347   1 1.01   397  1 0.69
248    1   1.93  298   -  1.36   348   1 1.00   398  - 0.69
249    -   1.93  299   2  1.35   349   2 0.98   399  - 0.69
 
Goals   Pl %Ply
---------------
400-449 18 0.69
450-499 17 0.54
500-549 10 0.40
550-599 11 0.32
600-649  5 0.22
650-699  2 0.18
700-749  8 0.16
750-799  1 0.10
800-849  2 0.09
850-899  1 0.07
900-949  2 0.07
950-999  1 0.05
1000+    5 0.04

Gives you a different perspective when you realise that sometimes-maligned players like Kent Kingsley and Quentin Lynch are among the top 2% and are actually quite exceptional.
 
Kingsley was a good player for Geelong. Four-time club leading goalkicker and I think at one stage he was leading the Coleman approximately two-thirds of the way through the season.
 

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