Yes. Next best 137 by Geelong in 2007. Best over four games - 134 Geelong 1989.
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Yes. Next best 137 by Geelong in 2007. Best over four games - 134 Geelong 1989.
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I already feel very old watching football, but will feel even older either next year or in 2019 when the first player born in the 2000s makes his AFL debut.
Does anyone have the stats on who were the first players born in each decade to make their senior debut, and at the other end of the scale the last player born in each decade to retire? I think Dale Weightman was the last player born in the 1950s, Alistair Lynch the last player born in the 1960s and Brent Harvey the last 1970s player (and therefore the last Generation X player), but I don't know the players from the earlier decades.
Does anyone have the stats on who were the first players born in each decade to make their senior debut, and at the other end of the scale the last player born in each decade to retire? I think Dale Weightman was the last player born in the 1950s, Alistair Lynch the last player born in the 1960s and Brent Harvey the last 1970s player (and therefore the last Generation X player), but I don't know the players from the earlier decades.
When that starts happening I am going to be very irritated as the first player born in the 21st century won't be drafted until the 2019 draft and won't play until 2020.
Note the 1st year of 21st century (and 3rd millenium) is 2001
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I was talking decades. The 1980s spans from 01/01/1980 to 31/12/1989, not 01/01/1981 to 31/12/1990. If a band had an amazing success with a song in released in 1980 but failed to ever chart again, it would appear in lists of 'One Hit Wonders of the 1980s', not one hit wonders of the 1970s. If Jane Citizen was born at one second past midnight on January 1st 1990 then she is born in the 1990s, not the 1980s.
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I understand what you are saying and I have no issue when it is put like that.
However, the millenium thing has already been happening with Destanee Aiava in women's tennis. She was born in the last year of the 20th century (10 May 2000)
Has a team ever had a more sustained drop year-over-year than Collingwood of recent years?
2010 - Premiers
2011 - Runners-Up
2012 - Preliminary Final Losers
2013 - Elimination Final Losers
2014 - 11th (11 Wins & 11 Losses)
2015 - 12th (10 Wins & 12 Losses)
2016 - 12th (9 Wins & 13 Losses)
I haven't looked at Wins & Losses for when they made the Finals as it is irrelevant as you can win the Finals from 8th (or 7th) with 4 Wins - and is that a better year than if you finish on top of the Ladder and bomb out in two weeks? Of course it is.
6 Years in a row when their performance was worse than the year before.
Collingwood currently have 8 Wins & 1 Draw - so another Win in the next 3 Rounds will see this streak broken and stopped at 6. Has a team ever had a 6 or more year streak of "going backwards" before?
Or are we witnessing history before our very eyes?
2010 - Premiers
2011 - Runners-Up
2012 - Preliminary Final Losers
2013 - Elimination Final Losers
2014 - 11th (11 Wins & 11 Losses)
2015 - 12th (10 Wins & 12 Losses)
2016 - 12th (9 Wins & 13 Losses)
I haven't looked at Wins & Losses for when they made the Finals as it is irrelevant as you can win the Finals from 8th (or 7th) with 4 Wins - and is that a better year than if you finish on top of the Ladder and bomb out in two weeks? Of course it is.
6 Years in a row when their performance was worse than the year before.
Collingwood currently have 8 Wins & 1 Draw - so another Win in the next 3 Rounds will see this streak broken and stopped at 6. Has a team ever had a 6 or more year streak of "going backwards" before?
Or are we witnessing history before our very eyes?
Would Gary Dempsey be the last 1940s player to retire (born 1948, retired 1984)? I think Kevin Murray was the last 1930s player to retire (born 1938, retired 1974). If not it would have been Big Nick (born 1939) who retired midway through the 1974 season.
First 1960s player was Tim Watson (b. 1961) in 1977
First 1970s player I think may have been John Longmire (b. 1970) in 1987
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\1900s|Tasker, Leo|21/10/1900|20|Ge,Ca|1917-1919|1917|1|12/05/1917|Donald Don (Ri R4)
\1910s|Bray, Ed|12/09/1910|6|NM|1927-1929|1927|15|6/08/1927|
\1920s|Fothergill, Des|15/07/1920|111|Co|1937-1947|1937|6|29/05/1937|Harry Green (NM R18)
\1930s|McDonald, Jack|28/01/1930|113|St|1948-1956|1948|1|17/04/1948|9 players
\1940s|Long, Doug|28/03/1940|73|Ge|1957-1961|1957|1|22/04/1957|Bobby Clark (WB R2), Ken Bennett (Co R11), Roger Dean (Ri R18)
\1950s|Walls, Robert|21/07/1950|259|Ca,Fi|1967-1980|1967|2|22/04/1967|4 players
\1960s|MacLeod, Neil|15/01/1960|14|Fi,St|1977-1980|1977|1|2/04/1977|Tim Watson (Es R7), Wayne Harmes (Ca R18), Dale Evans (St R21)
\1970s|James, Ron R.|5/11/1970|16|WB|1987-1989|1987|3|11/04/1987|Terry Keays (Co/Ri R4), Nathan Burke (St R7), Steven Kolyniuk (WB R20)
\1980s|Picioane, Lance|7/06/1980|77|Ad,Ha,NM|1998-2005|1998|1|28/03/1998|9 players
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\|Johnstone, Travis|17/07/1980|209|Me,Br|1998-2010|1998|1|29/03/1998|
\|Ottens, Brad|25/01/1980|245|Ri,Ge|1998-2011|1998|1|29/03/1998|
\1990s|Morton, Cale|18/01/1990|76|Me,WC|2008-2013|2008|1|23/03/2008|9 players
\1860s|Proudfoot, Bill|11/06/1868|108|Co|1897-1906|1906|S1|25/08/1906|Alec Hall (St R10)
\1870s|Cumberland, Vic|4/07/1877|176|Me,St|1898-1920|1920|16|21/08/1920|
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\1950s|Weightman, Dale|3/10/1959|274|Ri|1978-1993|1993|22|28/08/1993|Neil Cordy (WB/Sy R7)
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Thanks Ron the Bear - this was really good.
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Was showdown 43 the first time a team has had 10+ scoring shots in each quarter?
If not, what games have they happened in prior?
Also, what is the most scoring shots duplicated in every quarter. I think my wording there is bed, but Adelaide got 10 scoring shots in every single quarter. Has any team had 11 scores in every quarter? 12?
If not, what games have they happened in prior?
Also, what is the most scoring shots duplicated in every quarter. I think my wording there is bed, but Adelaide got 10 scoring shots in every single quarter. Has any team had 11 scores in every quarter? 12?
Dirty Bird
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Lol
First game I go looking for (Geelong by 30 goals over Melbourne) they had 11, 13, 12 and 12
First game I go looking for (Geelong by 30 goals over Melbourne) they had 11, 13, 12 and 12
14 (14-14-15-15) Fitzroy R17 1979
13 (16-18-13-19) Hawthorn R6 1977
13 (13-14-15-13) Geelong R4 1991
12 (12-18-12-18) Carlton R2 1969
12 (12-12-14-12) North Melbourne R3 1983
12 (12-13-12-16) North Melbourne R6 1991
11 15 times
10 44 times
Thanks to 35Daicos for correction
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That Hawthorn game in 1977 was when we kicked 25.41......Still the most behinds recorded ever in a single game.....That's effectively 66 scoring shots.....Any team in history ever recorded more scoring shots than that Ron?
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10 should be the highest number of scoring shots a team has repeated over 4 quarters. Hawthorn matched Adelaide's effort Rd. 6 1982 against North Melbourne. Their score was 4.6 8.12 15.15 19.21 (10 scoring shots x4).
http://afltables.com/afl/stats/games/1982/101219820501.html
No that's the most, ahead of Carlton's 30.30 in 1969.
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What would be the best way to find a list of players who have played for 2 particular clubs? It's always good fun calling games between 2 different clubs The *Insert name of average player/s who played for both teams* Cup.
Is there a quick resource to punch in two teams and get a list of players who pulled on the guernsey for both?
Is there a quick resource to punch in two teams and get a list of players who pulled on the guernsey for both?
Not sure about that but Melbourne have been doing the opposite.
2013 - 2w 20l 54%
2014 - 4w 18l 68%
2015 - 7w 15l 77%
2016 - 10w 12l 98%
2017 - 10w 9l 105%*
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It wouldn't take much to put this into Excel to get what you want: http://afltables.com/afl/stats/biglists/bg2.txt
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Just out of curisoity.
What would this look like if we only focus on games played since quarters were reduced from 25 + time on to 20 + time on.
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The bulldogs have had eight goalless quarters this year, more than any other team. Is that the most goalless quarters by a reigning premier? Probably not ever but it would be the most for a while surely.
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We're witnessing history before our very eyes.
Collingwood = 6
- 2010 = PREMIERS!
- 2011 = Grand Final
- 2012 = Preliminary Final
- 2013 = Elimination Final
- 2014 = 11th (11 Wins)
- 2015 = 12th (10 Wins)
- 2016 = 12th (9 Wins)
Could be seven if we don't win again this year.
Melbourne = 5
- 1928 = Semi Final
- 1929 = 5th (11.5 Wins)
- 1930 = 5th (11 Wins)
- 1931 = 8th (8 Wins)
- 1932 = 9th (4 Wins)
- 1933 = 10th (3 Wins)
South Melbourne = 5
- 1945 = Grand Final
- 1946 = 7th (10 Wins)
- 1947 = 8th (8.5 Wins)
- 1948 = 10th (7 Wins)
- 1949 = 10th (6 Wins)
- 1950 = 11th (5 Wins)
Western Bulldogs = 5
- 1998 = Preliminary Final
- 1999 = Semi Final
- 2000 = Elimination Final
- 2001 = 10th (10 Wins)
- 2002 = 12th (9.5 Wins)
- 2003 = 16th (3.5 Wins)
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\1996|1|Ge|10|10|15|13
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