Stats questions

[Gibbsy]

If a player marks the ball with a few seconds left in the final quarter and then just kicks it away after the siren (I.e Daniher last night), do they get a negative DE result of that kick?

Conversely, if a player kicked it to the umpire after the siren, would they get a positive DE stat?

So this does actually count as a stat? I've wondered about this before.

Per Champion Data

Q: What if a player has a disposal after the siren has sounded, does it count?

A: The game or quarter doesn’t officially end until the umpire acknowledges the siren by blowing the whistle and signaling the end of the quarter. All disposals executed before the umpire’s whistle will be included, regardless of whether the siren has sounded. Once the siren has sounded a disposal will only be recorded if a player has a genuine and realistic set shot at goal. If the player has taken the mark or won a free-kick and was having an unrealistic attempt at a shot at goal, then no disposal will be awarded. Also if an umpire deems a player has run off his line while having the shot no disposal will be recorded.

 

[GrahamClayton]

Glenelg racked up an aggregate score of 529 points in their two games against Central Districts during the 1975 SANFL season (212 & 317). Has any other team recorded a higher aggregate score against the same team in two matches in the same season?

 

[Tommycash]

Hi there.

I feel like the Bulldogs have a really bad win rate after scoring the first 3 goals (and then the opposition score).

Are there any stat masters who can see if that is true?

Merci!

 

[emuboy]

Glenelg racked up an aggregate score of 529 points in their two games against Central Districts during the 1975 SANFL season (212 & 317). Has any other team recorded a higher aggregate score against the same team in two matches in the same season?

There are some very large scores in the VFA during the 1980s, especially Division 2 against teams that were declining like Yarraville, teams that were down for a number of years like Sunshine, or new teams that didn't take off like Kilsyth; or Division 1 teams that found themselves out of their depth like Camberwell or Waverley. Not sure if there were any instances of the 212 and 317 you mentioned though.

 

[emuboy]

A few weeks ago somebody was asking about cases of players who had relatively short careers but managed to meet all opposing teams during their AFL tenures. I would now like to ask the opposite question; what are the longest careers in which a player by chance never played an opposing team?

To illustrate, it wouldn't be so strange if a player had a long career from 1996-2012 inclusive, but didn't happen to play the Brisbane Bears or Fitzroy as a rookie in his first year, or as an aging veteran with mounting injuries in 2012 played only a handful games in his final year none of which were against new team the GWS Giants.

But it would be odd if for example a Melbourne player was with the Demons for 8 seasons from 1997-2004 inclusive for some 150 games, but never played a single senior game against the Richmond Tigers for one reason or another. Anyone got any examples of situations like the hypothetical one I described?

 

[Big Sauce 21]

Does anyone know where you can see the AFL player ratings these days ? I use to look it up on twitter but it's been inactive in since the 2022 grand final.

 

[Cuzz09]

Sydney scored 10.0 before a point

I remember in 94 WC kicked 11.0 before a point v NM

What's the most goals before a point was scored?

or a good mid game streak?

also opposite for points if anyone knows?

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[ioppolo]

Sydney scored 10.0 before a point

I remember in 94 WC kicked 11.0 before a point v NM

What's the most goals before a point was scored?

or a good mid game streak?

also opposite for points if anyone knows?

On SM-S908E using BigFooty.com mobile app

A couple of Eagles ones that come to mind mid game wise.

AFL Tables - West Coast v Collingwood - Sun, 26-Jul-2020 1:35 PM (3:35 PM) - Match Stats

West Coast went from 5.2 to 17.2 here.

AFL Tables - West Coast v Geelong - Sun, 31-May-2015 2:40 PM (4:40 PM) - Match Stats

West Coast went from 4.10 to 4.19 here, though in my head it seemed worse because well...4.19

 

[clarkoscluster]

Sydney scored 10.0 before a point

I remember in 94 WC kicked 11.0 before a point v NM

What's the most goals before a point was scored?

or a good mid game streak?

also opposite for points if anyone knows?

On SM-S908E using BigFooty.com mobile app

I think Adelaide were 16.0 against Hawthorn a few years back and ended up finishing on 16.3.

 

[worbod]

I think Adelaide were 16.0 against Hawthorn a few years back and ended up finishing on 16.3.

Adelaide made it to 15.0 in that game before their first behind (from 2021)

AFL Tables - Hawthorn v Adelaide - Sun, 25-Apr-2021 12:30 PM - Match Stats

 

[ioppolo]

Adelaide made it to 15.0 in that game before their first behind (from 2021)

AFL Tables - Hawthorn v Adelaide - Sun, 25-Apr-2021 12:30 PM - Match Stats

14.0 in the first half, 2.3 in the second. That in itself is remarkable.

 

[wagstaff]

Richmond haven't scored 50 for four matches in a row. When was the last time they did that (or any side for that matter)?

 

[ioppolo]

Richmond haven't scored 50 for four matches in a row. When was the last time they did that (or any side for that matter)?

Obviously I'm too lazy to check but 2020 would be a decent effort to fall on.

Average score for all teams was 62.

 

[wagstaff]

Obviously I'm too lazy to check but 2020 would be a decent effort to fall on.

Average score for all teams was 62.

Yep, checked North Melbourne and they did it 5 times in a row to finish that season.

Richmond didn't do it so I reckon it would be decades since they last 'achieved' it.

 

[Gibbsy]

Obviously I'm too lazy to check but 2020 would be a decent effort to fall on.

Average score for all teams was 62.

Almost all stats comparisons these days exclude the 2020 season for the obvious reason of shortened game times.

Would be intereesting to see the last time it happened not including 2020

 

[worbod]

Some questions to answer if anybody is able

After this round, Western Bulldogs currently hold the second highest percentage (126.1) despite sitting in 11th position. Would this be the lowest position for any team with second highest percentage at any stage of a season?

The Bulldogs and Richmond both had a score-line of 5 behinds at quarter time in their respective matches this weekend. Would this be the largest total of behinds shared by any two teams in the same round who have previously had a goalless first quarter?

The completion of this round sees 13 teams with percentages above 100. Surely this is a record at any one time?

 

[Catsace]

Some questions to answer if anybody is able

After this round, Western Bulldogs currently hold the second highest percentage (126.1) despite sitting in 11th position. Would this be the lowest position for any team with second highest percentage at any stage of a season?

The Bulldogs and Richmond both had a score-line of 5 behinds at quarter time in their respective matches this weekend. Would this be the largest total of behinds shared by any two teams in the same round who have previously had a goalless first quarter?

The completion of this round sees 13 teams with percentages above 100. Surely this is a record at any one time?

I read that having 13 sides with a percentage over 100 is actually a first, might have been a Swamp Thing snippet I saw or Useless AFL stats, sometimes they come up on my facebook feed.

On another note, I was perusing the 1996 season specifically to see what sort of win percentage the Lions of 1996 had as a team, the combined player list in the last game of Rd 22 was 21.38%. I'd guess the early Giants and Suns would not be too far off, although a few senior players with good records like Gary Jr and Heath Shaw might affect those sides.

But one player that caught my eye was Marty Warry, who played 8 games for Fitzroy and never played another game of AFL. However his last three matches that season saw him kick three, three and four goals, in his last game against Freo. Obviously now lost in the annals of time, but in retrospect it's a bit unusual for a player to show quite a bit of goalkicking nous to not get a gig elsewhere. Did he get on a list in '97 and just not make it to a senior game? I'm assuming he wasn't one of the eight Lions to go to the merged entity in '97.

 

[North park]

I read that having 13 sides with a percentage over 100 is actually a first, might have been a Swamp Thing snippet I saw or Useless AFL stats, sometimes they come up on my facebook feed.

On another note, I was perusing the 1996 season specifically to see what sort of win percentage the Lions of 1996 had as a team, the combined player list in the last game of Rd 22 was 21.38%. I'd guess the early Giants and Suns would not be too far off, although a few senior players with good records like Gary Jr and Heath Shaw might affect those sides.

But one player that caught my eye was Marty Warry, who played 8 games for Fitzroy and never played another game of AFL. However his last three matches that season saw him kick three, three and four goals, in his last game against Freo. Obviously now lost in the annals of time, but in retrospect it's a bit unusual for a player to show quite a bit of goalkicking nous to not get a gig elsewhere. Did he get on a list in '07 and just not make it to a senior game? I'm assuming he wasn't one of the eight Lions to go to the merged entity in '97.

Marty Warry's Wikipedia page shows that he signed a 2-year deal with Collingwood in 1997 but quit mid-season due to lack of opportunities. It also states he kicked the last ever goal for Fitzroy - one for the trivia nights:

Marty Warry - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

And it was Swamp Thing who confirmed that the current ladder is the first time that 13 sides have a percentage over 100%.

 

[ioppolo]

Having North & Richmond with 1 win between them and percentages in 50s helps. Imagine if West Coast were still 22/23 levels of bad!