Every Player's 2011 Individual Stats (note: big file)
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Sun Jul 31, 2011 9:42 pmby scott
Due to popular demand, here is the individual statistics of all 361 players to have played league football in 2011 so far. It's updated up until right now, so includes yesterday's three matches.
(Apologies for the size but it's the easiest way I could do it)
(And it's sorted by total disposals)
Re: Every Player's 2011 Individual Stats (note: big file)
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Sun Jul 31, 2011 10:21 pmby spell_check
361 players - getting up there towards a new record for most players in a season since 1991:
1991 343
1992 338
1993 329
1994 340
1995 341
1996 349
1997 373
1998 358
1999 363
2000 347
2001 356
2002 347
2003 361
2004 357
2005 355
2006 352
2007 355
2008 370
2009 358
2010 359
Re: Every Player's 2011 Individual Stats (note: big file)
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Sun Jul 31, 2011 10:23 pmby Big Phil
Wow, great work Scott, as awlays.
Re: Every Player's 2011 Individual Stats (note: big file)
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Sun Jul 31, 2011 11:14 pmby CK
Fantastic work, Scott, very detailed stuff and really well done.
Eddie Sansbury's numbers make interesting reading from a Magarey Medal perspective. Maintains pretty close to his average most games (in other words, its not a couple of massive matches that skews his average - top game of 29, against an average of 23.2), keeping him under the eye of the umpires.. His run from the back half, in a top two team, would be very hard to miss surely.
How Matt Suckling polls will also be worth noting, particularly given a very high handball to kick ratio, but also noting a very high tackle count. Also does a lot of work as the classic midfielder, with relatively low inside/rebound 50's. Given its his first SANFL season, he may suffer from the "lack of knowledge/recognition" factor early on from the umpires.
Re: Every Player's 2011 Individual Stats (note: big file)
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Mon Aug 01, 2011 12:06 amby NFC
That is so, so good!! Excellent work!!
Re: Every Player's 2011 Individual Stats (note: big file)
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Mon Aug 01, 2011 12:09 amby scott
CK wrote:Eddie Sansbury's numbers make interesting reading from a Magarey Medal perspective. Maintains pretty close to his average most games (in other words, its not a couple of massive matches that skews his average - top game of 29, against an average of 23.2), keeping him under the eye of the umpires.. His run from the back half, in a top two team, would be very hard to miss surely.
Good pick up. His season is up there with the most consistent. Hasn't really bottomed-out in any games...
Re: Every Player's 2011 Individual Stats (note: big file)
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Mon Aug 01, 2011 12:37 amby Big Phil
With Paul Thomas missing a few games for Central this season, Eddie should win the Dogs Best and Fairest and would be a real chance to win the Magarey Medal for sure.
I'm not sure what Sansbury's odds are at the moment but he is a real chance to become the most recent Indigenous winner of the Magarey since Mark Naley in 1991.
Re: Every Player's 2011 Individual Stats (note: big file)
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Mon Aug 01, 2011 3:39 pmby beef
Big Phil wrote:With Paul Thomas missing a few games for Central this season, Eddie should win the Dogs Best and Fairest and would be a real chance to win the Magarey Medal for sure.
I'm not sure what Sansbury's odds are at the moment but he is a real chance to become the most recent Indigenous winner of the Magarey since Mark Naley in 1991.
You might've gone a year early Big Phil. Didnt u tip him at the start of last season
Re: Every Player's 2011 Individual Stats (note: big file)
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Mon Aug 01, 2011 8:57 pmby Dutchy
Never knew Mark Naley was indigenous?
Re: Every Player's 2011 Individual Stats (note: big file)
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Mon Aug 01, 2011 9:08 pmby The Sleeping Giant
Dutchy wrote:Never knew Mark Naley was indigenous?
You playing the straight man Dutchy?
