Norwood v Port as a battle for the spoon

[Pseudo]

Herr Spelly,

Have we ever previously seen a Norwood v Port fixture where both teams come to the game as the bottom two teams on the ladder?

[spell_check]

No. Prior to the past three rounds, there had been only three occasions where Port and Norwood occupied the bottom two spots on the ladder. Rounds 3 and 4 1920 and Round 4 2004.

[Pseudo]

Thanks Spelly, you never disappoint.

[robranisgod]

Thanks Spelly, you never disappoint.

Has there ever been a combination that hasn't been bottom and second bottom. Given the paucity of wooden spoons how often have North and Port been bottom and second bottom?

[spell_check]

Thanks Spelly, you never disappoint.

Has there ever been a combination that hasn't been bottom and second bottom. Given the paucity of wooden spoons how often have North and Port been bottom and second bottom?

Round 2 1920, Rounds 3 and 4 1941, Round 2 1979, Rounds 2 and 3 2003.

It appears everyone has, apart from Eagles and a few clubs.

[robranisgod]

Thanks Spelly, you never disappoint.

Has there ever been a combination that hasn't been bottom and second bottom. Given the paucity of wooden spoons how often have North and Port been bottom and second bottom?

Round 2 1920, Rounds 3 and 4 1941, Round 2 1979, Rounds 2 and 3 2003.

It appears everyone has, apart from Eagles and a few clubs.

I agree with Pseudo, you are unbelievable.

Interestingly in 1920, North went on to win the flag. I guess anything can happen in the early rounds.

[robranisgod]

Thanks Spelly, you never disappoint.

Has there ever been a combination that hasn't been bottom and second bottom. Given the paucity of wooden spoons how often have North and Port been bottom and second bottom?

Round 2 1920, Rounds 3 and 4 1941, Round 2 1979, Rounds 2 and 3 2003.

It appears everyone has, apart from Eagles and a few clubs.

Therefore has Port and North ever played each othwe when they were second bottom and bottom?

[spell_check]

Yes, in Round 3 1920.