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When was the last time we won back to back games?

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Was it 2006?

If so, that is mind boggling.

Can someone look that up, I dont know where to look.

 
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That is a long time ago in football terms.

 

If anyone wants to know a good footy stats site, try www.finalsiren.com

Was it 2006?

If so, that is mind boggling.

Can someone look that up, I dont know where to look.

This is a good start:

win loss sequence

There's a sequence here too. The interval between recent wins is decreasing, viz. 6 games, 6, 5, 5.

So the next win is against Hawthorn in Round 9.


I always use AFL Tables and I think it is easily the best and easiest to search

http://stats.rleague.com/afl/seas/season_idx.html

That AFL Tables is fantastic!! I just spent time being a kid again. (amazing how many games you remember by looking at scores) Ahh the '70's six games on a saturday with a tranny & a biro. "Peanuts"

 
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bit early to think about consecutive wins. one win sequences are pretty good at the moment.

Disagree.

We can beat Adelaide this weekend.

I want the playing group to win 2 on the trot.

That AFL Tables is fantastic!! I just spent time being a kid again. (amazing how many games you remember by looking at scores) Ahh the '70's six games on a saturday with a tranny & a biro. "Peanuts"

Not to mention Pelaco Inquest, the Sporting Globe and World of Sport (but of course that would have been the 60s).


Not to mention Pelaco Inquest, the Sporting Globe and World of Sport (but of course that would have been the 60s).

Ha! The Pink Sporting Globe, now that was compulsory reading while dad watched the bloody trots on "The Penthouse Club"!!

Was it 2006?

If so, that is mind boggling.

Can someone look that up, I dont know where to look.

It was AAAAGGGEESS ago. Sometime in the late 80s i think.

Disagree.

We can beat Adelaide this weekend.

I want the playing group to win 2 on the trot.

Too right! Would be a real blast for this club to win 2 on the trot. Set up a big crowd for the Geelong Game. Sign up members. Sell scarves etc etc.

I don't expect to beat the cats but i expect a better effort than last years disaster!

What would be interesting is to compare teams when they bottom out. If we can get two on the trot and clear up that record that would be nice, but I have a suspicion Carlton went a few years without putting two together.

Ha! The Pink Sporting Globe, now that was compulsory reading while dad watched the bloody trots on "The Penthouse Club"!!

Tell me about it. I was lucky to get my hands on the Globe. We used to get The Truth too, only for the from of course.

The ABC panel at 8pm was also good and why did they get rid of the Tony Charlton Channel 9 footy show at noon on sunday, the one that got the

Norm Smith sacking exclusive.


What would be interesting is to compare teams when they bottom out. If we can get two on the trot and clear up that record that would be nice, but I have a suspicion Carlton went a few years without putting two together.

Good point. I might look into it.

By the way, another stats site people might like is http://afl.allthestats.com

What would be interesting is to compare teams when they bottom out. If we can get two on the trot and clear up that record that would be nice, but I have a suspicion Carlton went a few years without putting two together.

Carlton went 6 seasons with only 4 back to back wins counting 3 in a row as 2 instances.

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