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I was rather amused by St Kilda defeating Gold Coast by four points the other week after beating them by one point in round one. A total of five points over two games, this would have to come very close to being if not the lowest combined winning martin by one side over another over two games in one season.
Does anybody know the lowest combined winning margin over two games of one side beating another in one season?
I was rather amused by St Kilda defeating Gold Coast by four points the other week after beating them by one point in round one. A total of five points over two games, this would have to come very close to being if not the lowest combined winning martin by one side over another over two games in one season.
Does anybody know the lowest combined winning margin over two games of one side beating another in one season?
Round 15 saw two games where the scores were 77 to 71 (Essendon vs GWS and Hawthorn vs West Coast). When was the last time one round produced two identical scorelines? How often has this happened over all?
I recall R12 2004 had a 154-80 duopoly (Ess vs Haw and Kang vs Rich.)
Off the top of your head?!
Looking at AFL Tables it was actually Round 11, 2004, and not round 12, but from the top of my head I doff my hat to you.
I'm not sure what Sandy has to do with this, but Rd. 16 1950 saw Hawthorn lose to Fitzroy 80-154!!: https://afltables.com/afl/stats/games/1950/061019500812.htmlAnd check me if I'm wrong Sandy, but those two 154-80 scorelines are the only two times in history that that scoreline has occurred, and they happened on the same day
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Club | Avg Age | Age Rank | Ladder | Diff |
Haw | 26.31 | 1st | 15th | -14 |
Coll | 26.26 | 2nd | 2nd | - |
Adel | 26.24 | 3rd | 6th | -3 |
W.C. | 26.17 | 4th | 3rd | +1 |
Geel | 25.99 | 5th | 1st | +4 |
N.M. | 25.77 | 6th | 11th | -5 |
GWS | 25.67 | 7th | 4th | +3 |
Ess | 25.40 | 8th | 10th | -2 |
Bris | 25.15 | 9th | 5th | +4 |
P.A. | 24.87 | 10th | 9th | +1 |
Melb | 24.78 | 11th | 16th | -5 |
Frem | 24.74 | 12th | 8th | +4 |
Rich | 24.73 | 13th | 7th | +6 |
Syd | 24.58 | 14th | 12th | +2 |
Carl | 24.40 | 15th | 17th | -2 |
St.K | 24.39 | 16th | 14th | +2 |
W.B. | 24.34 | 17th | 13th | +4 |
G.C. | 23.82 | 18th | 18th | - |
An R. Carnie played for Collingwood in 1940 (1940 Week 2 finals Record). J. R. Carney went from Hawthorn to Collingwood in mid-1940: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/11318731A couple of queries if any learned footy stats person out there can help me.
(2) 1944 Reserves Grand Final
Fitzroy's only double premiership year, but I'm chasing the first initials of several of Collingwood's seven goalkickers.
The players in question are Carnie, Purcell, Redstone (none made a senior appearance) and Stabb (it could be either Fred or Roy, given both played in the Magpies' league team).
A massive thank you if you can assist with either request.
(2) 1944 Reserves Grand Final
Fitzroy's only double premiership year, but I'm chasing the first initials of several of Collingwood's seven goalkickers.
The players in question are Carnie, Purcell, Redstone (none made a senior appearance) and Stabb (it could be either Fred or Roy, given both played in the Magpies' league team).
A massive thank you if you can assist with either request.
It most likely is Terry Gleeson for the South Melbourne player: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/164506366A couple of queries if any learned footy stats person out there can help me.
(1) 1955 Under-19s Grand Final
I'm seeking the quarter-by-quarter scores of Fitzroy's first Under-19s premiership in 1955.
Online editions of the Age, Argus and Footy Record have the score as Fitzroy 7.12 (54) versus South Melbourne 7.4 (46), but none of the journals provides the scores at the end of the first, second and third quarters.
Interestingly, the AFL Record Season Guide has the scores as 7.14 (56) to 7.4 (46).
Also, if anybody knows the first initial of Fitzroy player McCrorie or South Melbourne players Gazzard and Gleeson, that would be wonderful.
None of the three players made a senior appearance.
Just check the bit I've added on to the last post. It's likely to be the name you're looking for.35Daicos and Ron The Bear, thanks very much for this information.
I hope get the chance to buy you each a beer at some stage.
And this has him training at South in early 1956. Unlikely to be a coincidence with a surname like that.This has John Gazzard playing for Colac in 1956 as a 17yo: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/71650292
This post suggests a John McCrorie was at Fitzroy in 1957: https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/list-watch.900636/page-3#post-2309977535Daicos and Ron The Bear, thanks very much for this information.
I hope get the chance to buy you each a beer at some stage.
(1) 1955 Under-19s Grand Final
Also, if anybody knows the first initial of Fitzroy player McCrorie or South Melbourne players Gazzard and Gleeson, that would be wonderful.
None of the three players made a senior appearance.
An E. Gleeson was named on the Supplementary List for South Melbourne in 1956, so I'd say it was Ted (Edward), not Terry: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/71796555It most likely is Terry Gleeson for the South Melbourne player: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/164506366
He gets called Ted here: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/164509284
Edit: A John Gazzard (from Colac) played in a (senior) practice match for South in 1955, so that's probably the U19 player: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/71640181