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With the result yesterday, the last 50 games between Geelong and Richmond have gone 42 to 8 in Geelong's favour.

How many 50 game blocks in any head to head are more lopsided than that?

There can't be many. I know Collingwood led Hawthorn 57 to 3 at one point, so that'd be one. But how many others are there?
 
What's the record for most instances of a player kicking three goals in a quarter of football in one round?

So far, Jonathon Patton, Jack Martin, Joe Daniher, Cale Hooker, Jamie Cripps and Josh Kennedy have in Round 21.


Add another J in James Harmes.
 
Coming into this round, Port and Collingwood's win loss record against each other was 14-14. Essendon and Adelaide's win-loss record against each other was 18-18, and West Coast and Carlton's was 21-21. I realise it's a possibility nobody keeps stats on this, but does anybody know whether there have been other instances of three lots of teams having even win-loss records against each other prior to a round beginning? I suspect back in the early days of the competition it was probably common, so how about if the minimum wins-losses is set at 10 apiece?
 

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With the result yesterday, the last 50 games between Geelong and Richmond have gone 42 to 8 in Geelong's favour.

How many 50 game blocks in any head to head are more lopsided than that?

There can't be many. I know Collingwood led Hawthorn 57 to 3 at one point, so that'd be one. But how many others are there?

The ascendency of Gary Sr and his long bomb to win that Rd 10 game at the 'G in '84 started what is now a kind of tidal wave of Cat ascendency. Mind you the Tigers have now lost five recent games by 14 points or less, so they are banging at the door.

Essendon against St.Kilda in a similar time frame would be pretty significant too wouldn't it, as the Bombers even managed to knock over the Saints in their brilliant '09-10 incarnation too didn't they?
 
What's the record for most instances of a player kicking three goals in a quarter of football in one round?

So far, Jonathon Patton, Jack Martin, Joe Daniher, Cale Hooker, Jamie Cripps and Josh Kennedy have in Round 21.

I feel like that would be a difficult stat to look up
 
The ascendency of Gary Sr and his long bomb to win that Rd 10 game at the 'G in '84 started what is now a kind of tidal wave of Cat ascendency. Mind you the Tigers have now lost five recent games by 14 points or less, so they are banging at the door.

Essendon against St.Kilda in a similar time frame would be pretty significant too wouldn't it, as the Bombers even managed to knock over the Saints in their brilliant '09-10 incarnation too didn't they?
Since I've supported st Kilda we've won about ten games.
 
Can anyone guess - what happened for the first time in the VFL in 1961, happened again 3 times that year, a further 12 times in the 1960s, and then only once more in the VFL - that coming in 1989.

It has happened numerous times in the AFL in the 90s, 00s & 10s, but only those 17 times in the VFL.

The last time it happened was today.
 
Can anyone guess - what happened for the first time in the VFL in 1961, happened again 3 times that year, a further 12 times in the 1960s, and then only once more in the VFL - that coming in 1989.

It has happened numerous times in the AFL in the 90s, 00s & 10s, but only those 17 times in the VFL.

The last time it happened was today.

Is it scoring related?

A little bit off-topic but these sort of posts make me think we should have a quiz thread
 
Is it scoring related?

A little bit off-topic but these sort of posts make me think we should have a quiz thread
I agree. Especially with scoring. I love scoring stats.
 
Hawks had 10 different goalkickers at half-time yesterday.

From when this stuff is available (2008 onwards I think?) how's that compare record-wise?
 
Not scoring related - more team related (both teams).
Did it happen only once yesterday? As in, did it happen in one game or in multiple?
 

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Hawks had 10 different goalkickers at half-time yesterday.

From when this stuff is available (2008 onwards I think?) how's that compare record-wise?
Three teams have had 10 this year (Adelaide R5, St Kilda R16, Hawthorn R21).

Best since 2008 is 11:
2008 R10 Collingwood
2009 R20 Collingwood
2010 PF Collingwood
2011 R11 Sydney
2011 R18 Collingwood
2011 R19 Geelong
2011 R20 Carlton
2012 R18 Collingwood
 
The last time it happened was in Round 1, 2017, and the time before that was Round 18, 2016....

Pretty much giving it away now.
Not really. It's not as obvious as you think it is.
 
Ok, Demons v Saints game was the game this round, first since Round 1, Saints v Demons.
Yeah I thought so in both cases. I looked at both games to try and figure it out - nothing to do with marks, free kicks or disposals. And you said not scoring either.
 

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Teams that currently don't have any premiership players on their list - Crows, Tigers, Power
Teams that currently have premiership players on their list - GWS, Cats, Swans, Demons, Eagles, Bombers, Saints

Who was the last premiership team to not include a former premiership player on their list?

In 2016 the Bulldogs had Suckling (missed GF)
In 2010 the Pies had Jolly (played in GF)
In 2008 the Hawks had Dew (played in GF)
In 2007 the Cats had Mooney (played in GF)
In 2006 the Eagles had Banfield (played in GF)
In 2005 the Swans had Ball (played in GF)
etc
 
Ok, Demons v Saints game was the game this round, first since Round 1, Saints v Demons.
Can I ask what's your source for this stat? Afl website? Afl tables?
 
Not a stats question, but SEN were discussing a 30-game player yesterday morning and saying that his numbers are elite, that he is a superstar in the making. But I didn't catch the name. Who were they referring to?

EDIT: I'm watching On the Couch. Could it be Melbourne's Angus Brayshaw?
 
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Not a stats question, but SEN were discussing a 30-game player yesterday morning and saying that his numbers are elite, that he is a superstar in the making. But I didn't catch the name. Who were they referring to?

EDIT: I'm watching On the Couch. Could it be Melbourne's Angus Brayshaw?

It was only Brayshaw's first game back yesterday though. Clayton Oliver would be my guess not having listened to it.
 
Can I ask what's your source for this stat? Afl website? Afl tables?

Well, it's knowledge of history more than anything (or lack of it as some may describe it...) to key you in more fully - the game in Round 18 last year was Western Bulldogs v St. Kilda...

Does that give it away yet?
 

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