Most Popular/Common Score

[Wedgie]

Ive meant to ask this for a long time and would doubt even you keep trackof this stat (but nothing would surprise me).
Quite often I've seen scores when teams end on 16.9 and have noticed it happens a lot as that's my birthday and hence I remember those numbers.
What is the most common scoreline ever kicked?
And what was the least common (well that's a dumb question as I know Glenelg's score over Central in the 70s would be the equal winner of that prize so disergard this one).

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It's in here somewhere, I think it was either 14.12 (96) or 11.11 (77), I'll dig it up for you.

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14.12 (96) moved to outright position with Sturt's 1st round win - 137 times. 12.11 (83) is next.

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Then of course I just realised that Glenelg got 12.11 (83) last week, too.

So they both are still equal - 137 each.

[Wedgie]

Crikey, not only do you have the answer but its already been answered.
You're a gem spelly.

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Crikey, not only do you have the answer but its already been answered.
You're a gem spelly.

Hang on a sec, I've got to answer the other part of your post yet!

Still working on that to find the scores that have occured only once.

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Do you want them all? As there are 161 scores that have occured only once.

[magpie in the 80's]

And he's posting the carlton v essendon game as well

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And he's posting the carlton v essendon game as well

Getting ready for tax time .

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Ok, here they are, grouped by year:

1907: 1.5, 2.1
1908: 1.7, 2.14
1909: 0.5, 2.0
1910: 15.3
1911: 3.4
1912: 1.17
1913: 0.8, 7.1
1915: 1.10
1919: 3.16
1922: 2.16, 10.32
1934: 33.19
1935: 23.5
1936: 9.32
1937: 20.27. 22.5, 24.31, 31.9
1938: 11.26, 31.15
1939: 12.28, 15.36, 16.28
1940: 19.31, 27.28
1941: 6.25, 6.27, 8.26, 18.24, 29.7
1947: 15.30
1948: 20.32
1952: 20.33
1953: 22.29
1954: 3.17
1956: 4.20
1958: 3.19, 24.28
1959: 7.26, 11.29, 33.23
1960: 14.30
1962: 32.12
1963: 21.4
1964: 13.2, 21.26, 26.24
1965: 16.27, 17.2
1966: 5.20, 9.25, 10.27, 12.29, 19.30
1967: 1.6, 8.25, 16.30
1968: 2.2, 3.15, 31.11
1969: 32.24
1970: 31.25
1971: 3.21, 27.25, 32.21
1972: 9.1, 11.27, 34.22
1973: 20.29, 33.20, 34.12
1974: 15.28, 15.29, 20.28, 28.33, 32.25
1975: 11.32, 13.27, 29.30, 30.26, 33.14, 49.23
1976: 16.3, 23.26, 28.30, 28.31, 31.23, 32.17, 35.16
1977: 20.5, 21.31, 24.25, 26.28, 30.20, 32.15, 33.21
1978: 25.20, 28.21
1980: 20.30, 30.12, 37.21
1981: 4.2, 12.1, 27.27, 33.26, 34.13
1982: 27.9, 28.25, 29.24, 31.30, 36.21
1983: 23.25, 24.7, 26.6, 28.26, 29.14, 30.11, 30.25, 34.17
1984: 25.23, 39.16
1985: 28.10, 30.17
1986: 18.3
1987: 30.21, 32.10
1988: 35.18, 35.23
1989: 23.27
1990: 24.5, 26.26, 31.14, 34.18
1991: 29.23
1993: 19.2, 26.9, 26.23
1994: 27.6, 28.9, 30.14
1995: 30.15
1996: 12.2
1998: 18.4
1999: 22.4, 22.6
2000: 15.27, 30.13
2001: 24.8
2002: 36.9
2003: 26.25, 32.5
2006: 26.5, 31.7
2007: 20.3, 34.7
2008: 18.2

[Wedgie]

My god!
Don't get offended by this as its meant as a compliment.
You my friend are an absolute FREAK!
Awesome stuff mate.

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My god!
Don't get offended by this as its meant as a compliment.
You my friend are an absolute FREAK!
Awesome stuff mate.

I already had it worked out, I just needed to type it into that format. It's interesting to see where the most number of unique scores occured - in the highest scoring years. But by 1985, most of the scores had happened.

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Regarding 16.9 (105), here is a few facts about it:

It has occured 55 times. First occurance was in Round 2 1923.

Breakdown:
Scored by:
Central: 5 times
Eagles: 3
Glenelg: 11
North: 6
Norwood: 9
Port: 6
South: 5
Sturt: 1
West: 4
Torrens: 2
Woodville: 2

Scored against:
Central: 5
Eagles: 1
Glenelg: 8
North: 7
Norwood: 8
Port: 4
South: 6
Sturt: 4
West: 5
Torrens: 6
Woodville: 1

Round 8 is the round it has most occured in (8 times), including twice in 2001.

It has never been scored in Rounds 17, 22 or 23.

It has been scored at all current League grounds, except Woodville. It had also been scored at Kensington and Wayville.

It has been a winning score on 37 occasions and a losing one 18 times.

[Wedgie]

Spelly, words fail me.

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These following scores have not occured yet, but are realistic enough in keeping with current scoring trends:

14.2 (86)
19.3 (117)
23.4 (142)
23.6 (144)
24.6 (150)
25.5 (155)
25.8 (158) - this is a surprise to me it hasn't happened yet considering that 25.6 and 25.7 have been booted twice and 25.9 kicked 9 times.
26.8 (164)
27.7 (169)
27.8 (170)
27.10 (172)
28.7 (175)
28.8 (176)
29.8 (182)
29.10 (184)

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Spelly, words fail me.

I think I would be disappointed when the day comes that I can't find another unique stat.

[Wedgie]

Spelly, words fail me.

I think I would be disappointed when the day comes that I can't find another unique stat.

The day you stop finding another unique stats and Smithy stops making me laugh is the day I stop frequenting this site.
The AFL should employ you and pay you millions of dollars if you could do with AFL stats what you do with SANFL stats.

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The AFL should employ you and pay you millions of dollars if you could do with AFL stats what you do with SANFL stats.

That would be too good to be true - I'd invest a fair portion of it into the SANFL if it were. They'd probably sack me then.

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Revisiting this thread, it probably gives greater representation of the lower scores to only have been kicked once by including the years 1897 to 1906:

Year Round Score
1897 3 0 4 4
1897 4 25 31 181
1898 14 3 1 19
1899 3 0 7 7
1899 3 6 23 59
1900 1 3 18 36
1900 S1 2 12 24
1903 3 0 9 9
1904 2 0 3 3
1906 2SF 0 12 12
1910 10 15 3 93
1912 13 1 17 23
1922 5 10 32 92
1934 3 33 19 217
1935 2 23 5 143
1936 13 9 32 86
1937 9 20 27 147
1937 10 22 5 137
1937 15 24 31 175
1937 16 31 9 195
1938 2 31 15 201
1938 7 11 26 92
1939 5 24 27 171
1939 8 15 36 126
1939 15 12 28 100
1939 GF 16 28 124
1940 2 19 31 145
1940 17 27 28 190
1941 1 18 24 132
1941 4 6 25 61
1941 8 6 27 63
1941 12 29 7 181
1941 16 8 26 74
1947 11 15 30 120
1948 2 10 23 83
1948 10 20 32 152
1952 3 20 33 153
1953 7 22 29 161
1954 10 3 17 35
1956 13 4 20 44
1958 8 3 19 37
1958 17 24 28 172
1959 16 7 26 68
1959 16 11 29 95
1959 18 33 23 221
1960 1 14 30 114
1962 12 32 12 204
1963 20 21 4 130
1964 1 26 24 180
1964 7 13 2 80
1964 11 21 26 152
1965 3 16 27 123
1965 19 17 2 104
1966 9 10 27 87
1966 16 12 29 101
1966 17 19 30 144
1967 5 16 30 126
1967 13 8 25 73
1968 20 31 11 197
1969 20 32 24 216
1970 17 31 25 211
1971 1 3 21 39
1971 2 27 25 187
1971 18 32 21 213
1972 7 34 22 226
1972 12 11 27 93
1972 14 9 1 55
1973 1 20 29 149
1973 14 34 12 216
1973 15 33 20 218
1974 5 32 25 217
1974 8 20 28 148
1974 20 15 29 119
1974 21 28 33 201
1974 EF 15 28 118
1975 8 33 14 212
1975 14 13 27 105
1975 14 30 26 206
1975 17 49 23 317
1975 18 29 30 204
1975 EF 11 32 98
1976 1 32 17 209
1976 9 23 26 164
1976 9 28 31 199
1976 11 35 16 226
1976 18 28 30 198
1976 19 31 23 209
1976 1SF 16 3 99
1977 4 24 25 169
1977 5 26 28 184
1977 6 33 21 219
1977 7 21 31 157
1977 9 30 20 200
1977 10 20 5 125
1977 15 32 15 207
1978 7 28 21 189
1978 13 25 20 170
1980 2 30 12 192
1980 21 20 30 150
1981 16 34 13 217
1981 21 27 27 189
1981 21 33 26 224
1981 22 12 1 73
1982 7 27 9 171
1982 7 31 30 216
1982 15 29 24 198
1982 20 28 25 193
1983 4 29 14 188
1983 8 26 6 162
1983 9 23 25 163
1983 12 28 26 194
1983 14 30 25 205
1983 16 30 11 191
1983 20 34 17 221
1983 1SF 24 7 151
1984 5 25 23 173
1984 14 39 16 250
1985 16 30 17 197
1985 21 28 10 178
1986 18 18 3 111
1987 2 32 10 202
1987 3 30 21 201
1988 4 35 23 233
1988 14 35 18 228
1989 11 23 27 165
1990 8 24 5 149
1990 14 26 26 182
1990 18 34 18 222
1990 20 31 14 200
1991 23 29 23 197
1993 8 19 2 116
1993 16 26 9 165
1993 20 26 23 179
1994 5 30 14 194
1994 8 28 9 177
1994 9 27 6 168
1995 2 30 15 195
1996 19 12 2 74
1998 16 18 4 112
1999 2 22 6 138
1999 22 22 4 136
2000 1 15 27 117
2000 22 30 13 193
2001 18 24 8 152
2002 9 36 9 225
2003 1 32 5 197
2003 10 26 25 181
2006 13 26 5 161
2006 16 31 7 193
2007 3 20 3 123
2007 13 34 7 211
2008 1 18 2 110
2010 4 24 6 150

[FlyingHigh]

Incredibly, after 100+ years of footy, one team (the Eagles) have scored three of those unique scores in the last 3 1/2 years (sounds more impressive than five seasons). They also kicked the 19.2 in 1993.