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15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Sun Sep 23, 2007 10:45 pmby spell_check
It has occured 6 times this season - North in Round 6, Eagles and West in Round 7, Norwood in Round 9, Central and South in Round 12.
It needs to happen again to equal the most times a goals/behinds/points combination has occured in a season:
10.16 (76) was notched up 7 times in 1953
11.12 (78) happened 7 times in 1967
Re: 15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Sun Sep 23, 2007 11:13 pmby spell_check
Another useless stat fact, the most common score for each club over the years:
Central - 8.9 (57) and 14.12 (96) - 12 times
Eagles - 11.9 (75), 11.10 (76), 15.8 (98), 15.10 (100), 15.11 (101) and 16.14 (110) - 6 times
Glenelg - 12.13 (85) and 13.11 (89) - 18 times
North - 9.11 (65) and 11.11 (77) - 20 times
Norwood - 10.10 (70) - 22 times
Port - 11.14 (80) - 22 times
South - 8.10 (58), 11.10 (76), 12.13 (85) - 17 times
Sturt - 14.12 (96) - 20 times
West - 11.13 (79) - 22 times
Torrens - 10.10 (70) - 20 times
Woodville - 12.11 (83) - 11 times
Re: 15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Sun Sep 23, 2007 11:17 pmby am Bays
OMG
Mate you are a freak, serioulsy I should have PM'd during to arrange a catch up today
Re: 15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Sun Sep 23, 2007 11:21 pmby spell_check
1980 Tassie Medalist wrote:OMG
Mate you are a freak, serioulsy I should have PM'd during to arrange a catch up today
If you want to come along next week, then sure.
12.11 (83) and 14.12 (96) are the most common scores according to my database - they have occured 136 times each.
Re: 15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Mon Sep 24, 2007 6:54 amby Magpiespower
That score is forever burned in my memory...
Re: 15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Mon Sep 24, 2007 4:32 pmby Benchwarmer
My favourite is 17.9 111 for some weird reason (a love of the 'row of ones', I guess).
Re: 15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Mon Sep 24, 2007 4:34 pmby Benchwarmer
At least Sturt's is higher than Glenelg
Re: 15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Mon Sep 24, 2007 4:34 pmby smac
The mathematician in me likes 7.7 49.
Re: 15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Mon Sep 24, 2007 4:42 pmby Dogwatcher
I think you're alllll very strange.
Re: 15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Mon Sep 24, 2007 4:46 pmby Benchwarmer
Useless Piece of Info No. 4,327,985
Sam Newman used to growl his favourite scoreline when he was on 3 Always Wrong and MMM ... 8-8 56.
Re: 15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Mon Sep 24, 2007 7:47 pmby spell_check
smac wrote:The mathematician in me likes 7.7 49.
Or 2.12 (24), 3.9 (27) and 4.8 (32).
Re: 15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Mon Sep 24, 2007 8:15 pmby smac
spell_check wrote:smac wrote:The mathematician in me likes 7.7 49.
Or 2.12 (24), 3.9 (27) and 4.8 (32).
Yes, but there's something about a square root that really gets the blood pumping*
Re: 15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Mon Sep 24, 2007 8:46 pmby spell_check
smac wrote:spell_check wrote:smac wrote:The mathematician in me likes 7.7 49.
Or 2.12 (24), 3.9 (27) and 4.8 (32).
Yes, but there's something about a square root that really gets the blood pumping*
Now if I could find the * UDG picture to go with that one...
Re: 15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Tue Sep 25, 2007 12:14 amby spell_check
spell_check wrote:1980 Tassie Medalist wrote:OMG
Mate you are a freak, serioulsy I should have PM'd during to arrange a catch up today
If you want to come along next week, then sure.
12.11 (83) and 14.12 (96) are the most common scores according to my database - they have occured 136 times each.
More crap from me:
2.2 (14) is the most common quarter time score - 724 times
5.5 (35) is the most common half time score - 313 times
10.10 (70) is the most common three quarter time score - 194 times
Re: 15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Tue Sep 25, 2007 11:02 amby Benchwarmer
How often have teams been kept to a "row of donuts" at quarter time and how rare is it to have sides still scoreless at half-time ... I am guessing everyone has had a score by the last change?
Re: 15 goals 10 behinds 100 points
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Tue Sep 25, 2007 8:13 pmby spell_check
Benchwarmer wrote:How often have teams been kept to a "row of donuts" at quarter time and how rare is it to have sides still scoreless at half-time ... I am guessing everyone has had a score by the last change?
119 times scoreless at the end of the first quarter.
Once at half time - South vs North 2.3 (15) Round 3 1909.
The lowest score at three quarter time is 0.2 (2) by Port vs Norwood 0.5 (5) in Round 3 1909.