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2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Mon Sep 06, 2021 10:52 am
by Booney
Spelly, 15 wins between top and bottom, that happened often?

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Mon Sep 06, 2021 11:02 am
by whufc
2002

Centrals 18 wins
Glenelg 3 wins

Ironically Centrals lost that GF

2003
Central 16 wins
North 1 win


2007
Centrals 18 wins
West 3 wins

2009
Glenelg 17 wins
South 2 wins

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Mon Sep 06, 2021 11:45 am
by Booney
Far more often than I thought then, mind you, there's been some very poor wooden spoon winners in modern times.

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Mon Sep 06, 2021 12:08 pm
by whufc
Booney wrote:Far more often than I thought then, mind you, there's been some very poor wooden spoon winners in modern times.


Just taking that very small sample size it appears to be more of a reflection of how poor the bottom side is rather than how good the top side is.

In those 4 cases it was 2/2 split as to whether they won the premiership.

Spelly could obviously offer a much larger sample size to see if it is more indicative.

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Mon Sep 06, 2021 12:10 pm
by RB
whufc wrote:2002

Centrals 18 wins
Glenelg 3 wins

Ironically Centrals lost that GF


When you say 'ironically', do you mean:

1. By a tragic coincidence
2. By an exceptional coincidence
3. By a curious coincidence
4. By a coincidence of no importance
5. Oddly enough
6. Oh hell! I've run out of words to start a sentence with

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Mon Sep 06, 2021 3:12 pm
by gadj1976
RB wrote:
whufc wrote:2002

Centrals 18 wins
Glenelg 3 wins

Ironically Centrals lost that GF


When you say 'ironically', do you mean:

1. By a tragic coincidence
2. By an exceptional coincidence
3. By a curious coincidence
4. By a coincidence of no importance
5. Oddly enough
6. Oh hell! I've run out of words to start a sentence with


No, he means "ironically" like raaaa-iiin on his wedding day.

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Tue Sep 07, 2021 4:15 pm
by spell_check
17 wins - Port 17-3 to Central 0-20 (1964)
16 1/2 wins - Central 16-5-1 to Sturt 0-22 (1995)
16 1/2 wins - Glenelg 20-1 to West 3-17-1 (1973)
16 wins - Port 18-4 to Sturt 2-20 (1992)
16 wins - Glenelg 19-3 to Woodville 3-19 (1981)
16 wins - Sturt 21-1 to North 5-17 (1978)
16 wins - Port 17-1 to South 1-17 (1951)
15 1/2 wins - Glenelg 17-2-1 to South 2-18 (2009)
15 1/2 wins - Port 16-5-1 to Woodville 1-21 (1982)
15 1/2 wins - Port 19-2-1 to Woodville 4-18 (1980)
15 wins - Glenelg 17-1 to West 2-16 (2021)
15 wins - Eagles 16-2 to North 1-17 (2015)
15 wins - Central 18-2 to West 3-17 (2007)
15 wins - Central 18-2 to Glenelg 3-17 (2002)
15 wins - Port 17-3 to Sturt 2-18 (1990)
15 wins - North 19-3 to Sturt 4-18 (1989)
15 wins - Port 16-6 to South 1-21 (1988)
15 wins - Port 17-4 to Torrens 2-19 (1976)
15 wins - Sturt 19-3 to West 4-18 (1974)
15 wins - Glenelg 17-3 to South 2-18 (1969)
15 wins - Sturt 18-2 to Glenelg 3-17 (1966)

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Tue Sep 07, 2021 4:18 pm
by Booney
spell_check wrote:17 wins - Port 17-3 to Central 0-20 (1964)
16 1/2 wins - Central 16-5-1 to Sturt 0-22 (1995)
16 1/2 wins - Glenelg 20-1 to West 3-17-1 (1973)
16 wins - Port 18-4 to Sturt 2-20 (1992)
16 wins - Glenelg 19-3 to Woodville 3-19 (1981)
16 wins - Sturt 21-1 to North 5-17 (1978)
16 wins - Port 17-1 to South 1-17 (1951)
15 1/2 wins - Glenelg 17-2-1 to South 2-18 (2009)
15 1/2 wins - Port 16-5-1 to Woodville 1-21 (1982)
15 1/2 wins - Port 19-2-1 to Woodville 4-18 (1980)
15 wins - Glenelg 17-1 to West 2-16 (2021)
15 wins - Eagles 16-2 to North 1-17 (2015)
15 wins - Central 18-2 to West 3-17 (2007)
15 wins - Central 18-2 to Glenelg 3-17 (2002)
15 wins - Port 17-3 to Sturt 2-18 (1990)
15 wins - North 19-3 to Sturt 4-18 (1989)
15 wins - Port 16-6 to South 1-21 (1988)
15 wins - Port 17-4 to Torrens 2-19 (1976)
15 wins - Sturt 19-3 to West 4-18 (1974)
15 wins - Glenelg 17-3 to South 2-18 (1969)
15 wins - Sturt 18-2 to Glenelg 3-17 (1966)


=D>

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Tue Sep 07, 2021 11:01 pm
by robranisgod
spell_check wrote:17 wins - Port 17-3 to Central 0-20 (1964)
16 1/2 wins - Central 16-5-1 to Sturt 0-22 (1995)
16 1/2 wins - Glenelg 20-1 to West 3-17-1 (1973)
16 wins - Port 18-4 to Sturt 2-20 (1992)
16 wins - Glenelg 19-3 to Woodville 3-19 (1981)
16 wins - Sturt 21-1 to North 5-17 (1978)
16 wins - Port 17-1 to South 1-17 (1951)
15 1/2 wins - Glenelg 17-2-1 to South 2-18 (2009)
15 1/2 wins - Port 16-5-1 to Woodville 1-21 (1982)
15 1/2 wins - Port 19-2-1 to Woodville 4-18 (1980)
15 wins - Glenelg 17-1 to West 2-16 (2021)
15 wins - Eagles 16-2 to North 1-17 (2015)
15 wins - Central 18-2 to West 3-17 (2007)
15 wins - Central 18-2 to Glenelg 3-17 (2002)
15 wins - Port 17-3 to Sturt 2-18 (1990)
15 wins - North 19-3 to Sturt 4-18 (1989)
15 wins - Port 16-6 to South 1-21 (1988)
15 wins - Port 17-4 to Torrens 2-19 (1976)
15 wins - Sturt 19-3 to West 4-18 (1974)
15 wins - Glenelg 17-3 to South 2-18 (1969)
15 wins - Sturt 18-2 to Glenelg 3-17 (1966)


11 of the Minor Premiers listed didn't go on to win the flag

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Wed Sep 08, 2021 2:15 pm
by rd
spell_check wrote:17 wins - Port 17-3 to Central 0-20 (1964)
16 1/2 wins - Central 16-5-1 to Sturt 0-22 (1995)
16 1/2 wins - Glenelg 20-1 to West 3-17-1 (1973)
16 wins - Port 18-4 to Sturt 2-20 (1992)
16 wins - Glenelg 19-3 to Woodville 3-19 (1981)
16 wins - Sturt 21-1 to North 5-17 (1978)
16 wins - Port 17-1 to South 1-17 (1951)
15 1/2 wins - Glenelg 17-2-1 to South 2-18 (2009)
15 1/2 wins - Port 16-5-1 to Woodville 1-21 (1982)
15 1/2 wins - Port 19-2-1 to Woodville 4-18 (1980)
15 wins - Glenelg 17-1 to West 2-16 (2021)
15 wins - Eagles 16-2 to North 1-17 (2015)
15 wins - Central 18-2 to West 3-17 (2007)
15 wins - Central 18-2 to Glenelg 3-17 (2002)
15 wins - Port 17-3 to Sturt 2-18 (1990)
15 wins - North 19-3 to Sturt 4-18 (1989)
15 wins - Port 16-6 to South 1-21 (1988)
15 wins - Port 17-4 to Torrens 2-19 (1976)
15 wins - Sturt 19-3 to West 4-18 (1974)
15 wins - Glenelg 17-3 to South 2-18 (1969)
15 wins - Sturt 18-2 to Glenelg 3-17 (1966)


Impressive list.

Is it possible to list the best 10 Minor Round teams since 1964 using a simple order of Games Lost followed by best % ?

So the list would have 1973 Glenelg, 1978 Sturt and 2021 Glenelg at the top of the list but I don't know which of those 3 teams had the best %. Then list the teams in % order that lost only 1 game in a minor round etc..

And likewise for the 10 worst teams since 1964 using the order of games won sorted by worst % which would feature 1964 CD and 1995 Sturt as the "top" 2.

Followed by the one game winners etc...

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Wed Sep 08, 2021 10:50 pm
by spell_check
For the order, I've discarded the draws, but for reference sake, * represents one of them:

1 loss
Sturt 1978 61.18
Glenelg 1973 60.52
Glenelg 2021 57.47
2 losses
Port 1980 65.31*
Central 2002 64.25
Norwood 2012 62.54
Central 2007 62.04
Sturt 1966 60.89
Port 1970 60.07*
Sturt 1968 59.66

0 wins
Central 1964 31.10
Sturt 1995 32.22
1 win
South 1988 32.31
North 2015 33.91
North 2003 36.77**
Adelaide 2018 37.10
Woodville 1982 37.47
Woodville 1967 39.60*
2 wins
West 2016 34.75
Sturt 1992 37.16

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Thu Sep 09, 2021 9:52 am
by rd
spell_check wrote:For the order, I've discarded the draws, but for reference sake, * represents one of them:

1 loss
Sturt 1978 61.18
Glenelg 1973 60.52
Glenelg 2021 57.47
2 losses
Port 1980 65.31*
Central 2002 64.25
Norwood 2012 62.54
Central 2007 62.04
Sturt 1966 60.89
Port 1970 60.07*
Sturt 1968 59.66

0 wins
Central 1964 31.10
Sturt 1995 32.22
1 win
South 1988 32.31
North 2015 33.91
North 2003 36.77**
Adelaide 2018 37.10
Woodville 1982 37.47
Woodville 1967 39.60*
2 wins
West 2016 34.75
Sturt 1992 37.16


Excellent work Spelly - this is really appreciated.

So the best performed minor round team since 1964 didn't win the premiership - as a Sturt fan that hurts !

The 1970 Port team were playing in PAFC's Centenary Year - led in the last quarter of both the 2nd Semi and Prelim Finals and lost both - minor premiers out in straight sets in the Centenary Year - that must have hurt the prison bars !

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Fri Sep 10, 2021 4:39 pm
by rd
rd wrote:
spell_check wrote:For the order, I've discarded the draws, but for reference sake, * represents one of them:

1 loss
Sturt 1978 61.18
Glenelg 1973 60.52
Glenelg 2021 57.47
2 losses
Port 1980 65.31*
Central 2002 64.25
Norwood 2012 62.54
Central 2007 62.04
Sturt 1966 60.89
Port 1970 60.07*
Sturt 1968 59.66

0 wins
Central 1964 31.10
Sturt 1995 32.22
1 win
South 1988 32.31
North 2015 33.91
North 2003 36.77**
Adelaide 2018 37.10
Woodville 1982 37.47
Woodville 1967 39.60*
2 wins
West 2016 34.75
Sturt 1992 37.16


Excellent work Spelly - this is really appreciated.

So the best performed minor round team since 1964 didn't win the premiership - as a Sturt fan that hurts !

The 1970 Port team were playing in PAFC's Centenary Year - led in the last quarter of both the 2nd Semi and Prelim Finals and lost both - minor premiers out in straight sets in the Centenary Year - that must have hurt the prison bars !


Another observation of this list is that 1978 Sturt and 1973 Glenelg had both missed the previous year's finals and so would have been given weaker sides as the 3rd time opponent hence a slightly easier draw. Which means teams that were reigning premiers like 1980 Port and the 2000s CD teams and 1968 Sturt were at the height of their powers.

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Fri Sep 10, 2021 5:53 pm
by spell_check
The 1997-2012 fixtures alternated eg. everyone played everyone 5 times in 2 years (3 in one, 2 in the other), but here is all of those above years where each team played the other 3 times, and where those teams finished the previous year, then that year:

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Fri Sep 10, 2021 5:58 pm
by spell_check
So, you could say that Sturt (1966 & 68), Port (1980) and Central (2007), had the toughest fixtures based on the previous year, however only Sturt (1968) had the same final placings repeat. Sturt only had one out of four 1977 finalists fixtured (West), subsequently that was the only loss Sturt had for the year against. However, West finished 9th in 1978! Indeed, Sturt appears to have had the weakest fixture based on that years final placings, playing 8, 9 and 10 three times.

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Sat Sep 11, 2021 4:30 pm
by rd
spell_check wrote:So, you could say that Sturt (1966 & 68), Port (1980) and Central (2007), had the toughest fixtures based on the previous year, however only Sturt (1968) had the same final placings repeat. Sturt only had one out of four 1977 finalists fixtured (West), subsequently that was the only loss Sturt had for the year against. However, West finished 9th in 1978! Indeed, Sturt appears to have had the weakest fixture based on that years final placings, playing 8, 9 and 10 three times.


Port in 1980 were reigning premiers and understandably got the triple match ups against the other 4 finalists from 1979.

But 1979 was such a weird season as traditional powerhouses Sturt and Glenelg missed the finals and erratic teams like CD, South and Woodville made the 79 finals just to revert to normal form in 1980 - so Port in 1980 actually had a easier time than what was expected.

I'm impressed with Sturt 1968 - they were reigning premiers and got the triple ups against the teams that had finished 2nd and 3rd in 1967 and were strong enough to finish 2nd and 3rd again in 1968 and yet Sturt still only lost 2 games for the season.

Re: 2021 SANFL ladder

PostPosted: Fri Sep 17, 2021 10:34 am
by robranisgod
rd wrote:
spell_check wrote:So, you could say that Sturt (1966 & 68), Port (1980) and Central (2007), had the toughest fixtures based on the previous year, however only Sturt (1968) had the same final placings repeat. Sturt only had one out of four 1977 finalists fixtured (West), subsequently that was the only loss Sturt had for the year against. However, West finished 9th in 1978! Indeed, Sturt appears to have had the weakest fixture based on that years final placings, playing 8, 9 and 10 three times.


Port in 1980 were reigning premiers and understandably got the triple match ups against the other 4 finalists from 1979.

But 1979 was such a weird season as traditional powerhouses Sturt and Glenelg missed the finals and erratic teams like CD, South and Woodville made the 79 finals just to revert to normal form in 1980 - so Port in 1980 actually had a easier time than what was expected.

I'm impressed with Sturt 1968 - they were reigning premiers and got the triple ups against the teams that had finished 2nd and 3rd in 1967 and were strong enough to finish 2nd and 3rd again in 1968 and yet Sturt still only lost 2 games for the season.


Furthermore Sturt beat the third placed North by 37 points, 34 points and 31 points in their three meetings in the 1968 Minor Round. That is after North had beaten them twice in the Minor Round in 1967. So it is safe to say Sturt were a 5 goal better side than the third side in 1968.