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The obvious question (well, obvious to me, anyhow): presuming Sean Dempster gets the nod this week, he will play his 5th grand final within his first 100 career games.
Has any player in VFL (I'd pretty safely say not AFL) history previously achieved that? (Maybe some Hawthorn players who came of age in the '83-'85 period, seem like the most recent contenders.)
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Schneider has played in four AFL grand finals which have a combined margin of 17 points (4, 1, 12, 0). Is this the lowest of any four-grand final player ever, and what are the records for players who have played in more or less grand finals?
GF Mgn Player Plyrs
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11 518 Michael Tuck 1
10 251 Gordon Coventry 4
9 277 Harry Collier 1
8 180 Brent Crosswell 8
7 129 Dick Lee 19
6 93 Ern Jenkins 40
5 32 Vic Belcher 86
4 17 Adam Schneider 154
17 Sean Dempster 154
3 5 Darren Jolly 295
2 5 31 players, mostly from 2005-06 507
1 0 22 players 1026
This is prompted by http://twitter.com/#!/AFLStatsGuys/status/25732406150
What is the W/L record of all VFL/AFL clubs in October?
Cb P W L D For Aga % Win% Last
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WC 1 1 - - 143 63 227.0 100.0 1994
NM 1 1 - - 151 124 121.8 100.0 1977
Fi 4 3 1 - 248 219 113.2 75.0 1923
Ge 8 5 3 - 611 670 91.2 62.5 1994
Ri 10 6 4 - 713 691 103.2 60.0 1972
Me 6 3 2 1 432 433 99.8 58.3 1948
Co 16 8 8 - 1103 1096 100.6 50.0 1990
Es 7 2 4 1 457 490 93.3 35.7 1990
Sy 6 2 4 - 414 434 95.2 33.0 1936
Ca 8 2 6 - 576 579 99.5 25.0 1972
Ha 1 - 1 - 60 109 55.0 - 1963
What's the overall average winning margin?
Years Gms AvMgn
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1897-99 201 30.09
1900-09 756 27.46
1910-19 757 26.34
1920-29 935 26.61
1930-39 1120 29.42
1940-49 1102 30.42
1950-59 1126 27.13
1960-69 1145 29.04
1970-79 1378 32.19
1980-89 1446 37.71
1990-99 1761 37.20
2000-10 2035 34.70
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13762 31.75
In terms of average age per player, how does the 2010 Collingwood premiership compare? I have looked back to 1985 and they seem to be the youngest, even younger than the Baby Bombers. Is this the youngest premiership team of all time?
Rk Year Cb AvAge
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1 1958 Co 22.94
2 1961 Ha 23.04
3 1955 Me 23.22
4 1962 Es 23.30
5 1957 Me 23.31
6 1966 St 23.31
7 1963 Ge 23.43
8 1953 Co 23.46
9 1967 Ri 23.46
10 1969 Ri 23.46
11 1968 Ca 23.46
12 1951 Ge 23.52
13 1954 WB 23.63
14 1956 Me 23.70
15 1952 Ge 23.78
16 1976 Ha 23.82
17 1978 Ha 23.83
18 1909 Sy 24.05
19 1960 Me 24.05
20 1904*Fi 24.12
21 2010 Co 24.16
Wanting to know how many grand finals in a row a team has failed to win?
eg. St Kilda is 0/5 since 1966, Collingwood went 0/9 during the Colliwobble period, etc
[B][U]STREAK OF GRAND FINAL MATCHES WITHOUT A WIN[/U][/B]
Collingwood 9 1960 1964 1966 1970 1977 1977 1979 1980 1981
Richmond 5 1924 1927 1928 1929 1931
Geelong 5 1967 1989 1992 1994 1995
Sydney / SM 5 1934 1935 1936 1945 1996
[B]St Kilda 5 1971 1997 2009 2010 2010*[/B]
Collingwood 4 1920 1922 1925 1926
Collingwood 4 1937 1938 1939 1952
Carlton 3 1916 1921 1932
Essendon 3 1947 1947 1948
Essendon 3 1951 1957 1959
* still current
no interchange/subs,
to a 19th man sub,
to a 20th man sub,
to a 2 man interchange,
to a 3 man interchange,
to a 4 man interchange,
and now back to a 3 man interchange and 1 sub.
Given the AFL's change to the interchange bench for 2011, what is the precise history for how interchange and substitute players have been used?
Can someone put years to the changes below?
[B][U]Start Finish #Yrs Field Subs I/C[/U][/B]
1897 1898 2 20 0 0
1899 1929 31 18 0 0
1930 1945 16 18 1 0
1946 1977 32 18 2 0
1978 1993 16 18 0 2
1994 1997 4 18 0 3
1998 2010 13 18 0 4
2011 .... 1* 18 1 3
* current
subs - player subbed off cannot return to field
i/c - player subbed off can return to field
Something like this then?
Quick Question:
Are kick-ins counted on your stats sheet as kicks?
If not, how can a mark be paid if the ball isn't officially kicked to you?