Win Loss Record -Teams nemesis

[sjt]

There's been talk on other threads of some teams matching up well against others etc. For what its worth, (courtesy of the clubs newsletter), is Centrals win loss record percentage against other clubs from 2000 to 2009.

West 89%
South 88%
North 86%
Glenelg 85%
Port 74%
Sturt 73%
Norwood 72%
Eagles 70.5%

Games played varies due finals. Norwood and South has been 25 games and at the other end Eagles 34 clashes.

[stampy]

are you trying to tell us something we already know?

[westcoastpanther]

why just 2000-2009, talk about picking stats to support an argument. Pfft

[Aerie]

Gee, Central struggle against the Eagles.

[sjt]

why just 2000-2009, talk about picking stats to support an argument. Pfft

Sorry not sure what the argument is. The stats were just in the newsletter, part of discussing the decade (hence 2000-2009).

[Royal City]

why just 2000-2009, talk about picking stats to support an argument. Pfft

Don't worry, over our whole history Centrals are still 20 wins in front of South.

Think only Norwood and Port have winning records over Centrals now. Norwood only marginally, we still have some way to catch Port but we've almost beaten them as many times as South. Overall record between Sturt and Centrals also very close.

[Jimmy]

why just 2000-2009, talk about picking stats to support an argument. Pfft

Don't worry, over our whole history Centrals are still 20 wins in front of South.

Think only Norwood and Port have winning records over Centrals now. Norwood only marginally, we still have some way to catch Port but we've almost beaten them as many times as South. Overall record between Sturt and Centrals also very close.

i think it might be even or 1 win either way...

[therisingblues]

Interesting stats, and that's about as dominant a record as you're ever likely to see.
I wonder what Port's record was in their decade (s) of dominance? Or even Sturt's?
It would be good to see how the other clubs shape up against each other in the decade of 2000 to 2009. Which two clubs were most evenly matched and which record was the most one sided?

I think our record against West and South would take some beating. Perhaps our record against Norwood might be a little disappointing considering they have hardly set the SANFL on fire these past ten years.

[sapaul]

i think it might be even or 1 win either way...

Yep, Sturt's 2 wins this year has tied it up. 53 all.

[whufc]

Interesting stats out of that is our dominance against North who did have periods of success and our struggles against Norwood who were pretty ordinary throughout the 2000's

[FlyingHigh]

Interesting stats, and that's about as dominant a record as you're ever likely to see.
I wonder what Port's record was in their decade (s) of dominance? Or even Sturt's?
It would be good to see how the other clubs shape up against each other in the decade of 2000 to 2009. Which two clubs were most evenly matched and which record was the most one sided?

I think our record against West and South would take some beating. Perhaps our record against Norwood might be a little disappointing considering they have hardly set the SANFL on fire these past ten years.

Probably for evenness of end-of-year placings v win-loss, the Eagles and Sturt would be one of the closest in terms of ladder positions, but greatest disparage in terms if win-loss. Sturt certainly owe us a couple, and I reckon if they make the finals they will knock us off in the first week.

[staritski]

Wouldnt mind seeing their stats from the 70's and 80's as well?

[CENTURION]

Wouldnt mind seeing their stats from the 70's and 80's as well?

just dont ask for the 60's!