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How many clubs have had the Brownlow Medalist and Coleman Medalist / Leading Goalkicker in the same year (like if Cotch and Jack do the double)? And if so, what was the final H&A position of that side?
 
If Mick Malthouse coaches Carlton, he will have been involved at Richmond, Collingwood and Carlton.

1. How many other people have represented at least 3 of the "Big 4"?
2. Same question, but add Hawthorn and Geelong for a "Big 6"?
 
red+black said:
How many clubs have had the Brownlow Medalist and Coleman Medalist / Leading Goalkicker in the same year (like if Cotch and Jack do the double)? And if so, what was the final H&A position of that side?
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Code: 
Year Cb Brownlow             Goalkicking      LdPostn  Fin
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1927 Co Coventry senior, Syd Coventry, Gordon  1st/12 (1st)
1929 Co Collier, Albert      Coventry, Gordon  1st/12 (1st)
1930 Co Collier, Harry       Coventry, Gordon  1st/12 (1st)
1939 Co Whelan, Marcus       Todd, Ron         2nd/12 (2nd)
1952 Es Hutchison, Bill*     Coleman, John     8th/12
1953 Es Hutchison, Bill      Coleman, John     4th/12 (4th)
1961 Ca James, John          Carroll, Tom      8th/12
1962 Ge Lord, Alistair       Wade, Doug        2nd/12 (3rd)
1972 Co Thompson, Len        McKenna, Peter    3rd/12 (4th)
1974 NM Greig, Keith         Wade, Doug        2nd/12 (2nd)
1985 WB Hardie, Brad         Beasley, Simon    2nd/12 (3rd)
1987 St Lockett, Tony        Lockett, Tony    10th/14

* awarded retrospectively
 

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red+black said:
If Mick Malthouse coaches Carlton, he will have been involved at Richmond, Collingwood and Carlton.

1. How many other people have represented at least 3 of the "Big 4"?
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Code: 
Player         Gms Clubs           Career   Gms Clubs           Career
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Abbott, Les     39 Co,Ca,Ri,Me,Sy 1904-1912
Francis, Peter 158 Ca,Fi,Ri,Es    1979-1988
Le Brun, Norm   50 Sy,Es,Co,Ca    1929-1935
Minogue, Dan   180 Co,Ri,Ha       1911-1926 363 Ri,Ha,Ca,St,Fi 1920-1942
Murphy, Justin 185 Ri,Ca,Ge,Ca,Es 1994-2005
Raines, Geoff  254 Ri,Co,Es,Br    1976-1989

2. Same question, but add Hawthorn and Geelong for a "Big 6"?
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Code: 
Player          Gms Clubs           Career   Gms Clubs           Career
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Abbott, Les      39 Co,Ca,Ri,Me,Sy 1904-1912
Ablett, Kevin    38 Ha,Ri,Ge       1977-1985
Asling, Frank    14 Co,Es,Ha       1934-1936
Baker, Ted      142 Ca,Co,Ge,Co,WB 1920-1934
Byrne, Ray      219 Ca,Co,Ge       1973-1984
Francis, Peter  158 Ca,Fi,Ri,Es    1979-1988
Hafey, Tom       67 Ri             1953-1958 522 Ri,Co,Ge,Sy    1966-1988
Hall, Alec       20 Es,St          1898-1906 155 St,Me,Ri,Me,Ha 1906-1925
Henry, Bill      19 Co,Ha,Es       1925-1928
Hughson, Les W.  73 Co,Ha,Ca,St,Fi 1927-1937
Le Brun, Norm    50 Sy,Es,Co,Ca    1929-1935
Minogue, Dan    180 Co,Ri,Ha       1911-1926 363 Ri,Ha,Ca,St,Fi 1920-1942
Murphy, Justin  185 Ri,Ca,Ge,Ca,Es 1994-2005
Raines, Geoff   254 Ri,Co,Es,Br    1976-1989
Stenhouse, Jack  24 Ri,Es,Ha       1933-1936
Young, Barry    142 Ri,Es,Ha       1989-2000
 
Talk about Trent Cotchin being a potential Brownlow winner highlights the fact that Richmond currently have the longest Brownlow drought, stretching back to 1971 over 41 complete seasons if he doesn't win this year. It got me thinking what the records are for the longest Brownlow droughts and whether there is a way to determine this. In one respect you could say Hawthorn hold the record from 1924 to 1986 (with four war affected years), as DiPierdomenico was actually the club's first recipient in 1986. Reading the record books, the drought reads from 1924 to 1949 with Col Austen's retrospective win lessening the gap to 25 seasons. But Austen did not actually receive the award until 1989 when the restrospectives were handed out, three years after Dipper won his. Is there a definitive way in which we can state what are the longest Brownlow droughts?
 
I have a stupid question. I have been following the game from the states for a couple of years. I am wondering what is a disposal?
 

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Are there any available records on who has been designated substitute for games?
I'm looking for the historical records, not the notifications of who has just been declared sub for the current round.
I can't find any reference to a player being used as a sub in various stats pages. Any ideas? Thanks.
 
I had a request to do this, which I passed on. But.. the AFL site's match reports for this year detail subs, but it looks as though they didn't last year. So if anyone has an online source of 2011 subs, point it out, and I might give it a go. The information may be lost (at least for us regular folk). as the AFL site has a habit of discarding previous season's material.
 
*Paul* said:
I had a request to do this, which I passed on. But.. the AFL site's match reports for this year detail subs, but it looks as though they didn't last year. So if anyone has an online source of 2011 subs, point it out, and I might give it a go. The information may be lost (at least for us regular folk). as the AFL site has a habit of discarding previous season's material.
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m0nty may be able to help.
 
Perhaps people have kept their own team's info?

I have Hawthorn's 2011:
Code: 
1 v  Adel	Whitecross	
2 v  Melb	Lewis	
3 v  Rich	Bruce	
4 v  WC		Guerra
5 v  Geel	Ellis	
7 v  Port	Savage	
8 v  StK	Breust	
9 v  Syd	Breust	
10 v  WB	Breust	
11 v  Frem	Breust	
12 v  Geel	Breust	
13 v  GC	Osborne	
14 v  Ess	Bateman	
15 v  Coll	Young	
16 v  Bris	Milne	
18 v  Melb	Smith	
19 v  Frem	Ladson	
20 v  Nth	Cheney	
21 v  Port	Breust	
22 v  Carl	Bateman	
23 v  WB	Whitecross	
24 v  GC	Cheney	
F1 v  Geel	Bateman	
F2 v  Syd	Suckling	
F3 v  Coll	Suckling
 
Jack Darling will be 20 years, 88 days this Sunday when he plays the Kangaroos.

If he kicks 3 goals, he'll get to 50 for the season.

I know Chris Grant kicked 50 as a 17 year old in 1990, and there's probably been a few young'uns since then who've got to 50, but when was the last time someone so young kicked 50 in a year?? Looks like Franklin was 20y 179d in 2007 when he got to 50 for the first time.
 

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UpForGrabs said:
Jack Darling will be 20 years, 88 days this Sunday when he plays the Kangaroos.

If he kicks 3 goals, he'll get to 50 for the season.

I know Chris Grant kicked 50 as a 17 year old in 1990, and there's probably been a few young'uns since then who've got to 50, but when was the last time someone so young kicked 50 in a year?? Looks like Franklin was 20y 179d in 2007 when he got to 50 for the first time.
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Looks like I've answered my own question (thought probably not comprehensively):

Darling looks to be the youngest to reach 50 in a season since Lance Whitnall in 1999, who was 20y 19d when he kicked his 50th goal.

Matthew Richardson, John Longmire, Saverio Rocca and Matthew Lloyd were younger than 20 when they kicked their first bag of 50 goals.
 
UpForGrabs said:
Jack Darling will be 20 years, 88 days this Sunday when he plays the Kangaroos.

If he kicks 3 goals, he'll get to 50 for the season.

I know Chris Grant kicked 50 as a 17 year old in 1990, and there's probably been a few young'uns since then who've got to 50, but when was the last time someone so young kicked 50 in a year?? Looks like Franklin was 20y 179d in 2007 when he got to 50 for the first time.
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Code: 
Rk   Age   Player              Cb Year Rd Ma
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 1 17y235d Grant, Chris        WB 1990 18 18
 2 18y 43d Fothergill, Des     Co 1938 18 18
 3 18y107d Lockett, Tony       St 1984 13 12
 4 18y279d Wooller, Fred       Ge 1957 14 11
 5 19y  6d Mueller, Jack       Me 1934 18 14
 6 19y 48d Strang, Doug        Ri 1931 16 15
   19y 77d Fothergill, Des     Co 1939 GF 18
 7 19y 93d Morwood, Tony       Sy 1979 20 20
   19y119d Lockett, Tony       St 1985 15 14
 8 19y122d Lloyd, Matthew      Es 1997 20 18
 9 19y127d Salmon, Paul        Es 1984  9  9
10 19y140d Richardson, Matthew Ri 1994 20 15
11 19y158d Kekovich, Sam       NM 1969 18 14
12 19y167d Longmire, John      NM 1990 12 12
13 19y170d Lee, Dick           Co 1908 18 16
14 19y183d Allen, Les          Ca 1930 17 14
15 19y211d Hart, Royce         Ri 1967 SF 18
16 19y216d Morrison, Alby      WB 1928 18 16
17 19y216d White, Lindsay      Ge 1941 15 14
18 19y232d Rocca, Saverio      Co 1993 15 14
19 19y246d Clarke, David E.    Ge 1972 22 18
20 19y258d Sheldon, Ken        Ca 1979 SF 21
21 19y263d Templeton, Kelvin   WB 1976 12 12
22 19y267d Waters, Terry       Co 1963 18 17
23 19y273d Ongarello, Tony     Fi 1952 PF 19
   19y281d Grant, Chris        WB 1992 PF 24
24 19y294d Daicos, Peter       Co 1981 15 14
25 19y306d Pratt, Bob          Sy 1932  9  9
26 19y314d Wade, Doug          Ge 1961 18 16
27 20y 19d Whitnall, Lance     Ca 1999 SF 24
28 20y 25d Evans, Ron B.       Es 1959 14 13
   20y 33d Fothergill, Des     Co 1940 16 16
29 20y 37d Curtin, Claude      Fi 1940 15 11
30 20y 41d Brereton, Dermott   Ha 1984 GF 25
31 20y 63d Taylor, Brian       Ri 1982 12 11
32 20y 99d Davie, Harry        Me 1925 15 15
 
1. Essendon went 8-3 for the first half of the season then 3-8 for the second half, for a -5 differential (WCE in 2000 were -5.5). For all 20 or 22 game seasons, what are the best and worst differentials?

2. How many Victorian teams have made a Grand Final having played a final outside Victoria?

3. What is the record for most career goals yet having never kicked 2 or more goals in a game?
 

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