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Team F A Points Percentage

Sydney Swans 444 254 16 175%

St Kilda 364 227 12 160%

Melbourne 378 258 12 147%

Collingwood 370 268 12 138%

Western Bulldogs 420 305 12 138%

Fremantle 443 368 12 120%

Brisbane Lions 369 351 12 105%

Geelong Cats 377 280 8 135%

North Melbourne 297 404 8 74%

Port Adelaide 288 397 8 73%

Carlton 266 257 4 104%

West Coast Eagles 341 398 4 86%

Essendon 297 409 4 73%

Hawthorn 304 405 0 75%

Adelaide 243 399 0 61%

Richmond 255 476 0 54%

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Today's number a-la Sesame Street is the number 4. in the past 4 rounds with our 4 quarter efforts, we have scored the 4th most points for and the 4th least points have been kicked against us, which would have put us in the top 4.

It's a bit of a "What if..." post, but i find it interesting anyway.

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    Not to spoil your work but to expand on the numbers thing, prior to today's game we had 8th most for, 8th most against and ladder position of 8th :-)

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    if melbourne won five games last year we would only have half of ScullGove :rolleyes:

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    Team F A Points Percentage

    Sydney Swans 444 254 16 175%

    St Kilda 364 227 12 160%

    Melbourne 378 258 12 147%

    Collingwood 370 268 12 138%

    Western Bulldogs 420 305 12 138%

    Fremantle 443 368 12 120%

    Brisbane Lions 369 351 12 105%

    Geelong Cats 377 280 8 135%

    North Melbourne 297 404 8 74%

    Port Adelaide 288 397 8 73%

    Carlton 266 257 4 104%

    West Coast Eagles 341 398 4 86%

    Essendon 297 409 4 73%

    Hawthorn 304 405 0 75%

    Adelaide 243 399 0 61%

    Richmond 255 476 0 54%

    (apologies for the re-formatting of the text that will probably happen)

    Today's number a-la Sesame Street is the number 4. in the past 4 rounds with our 4 quarter efforts, we have scored the 4th most points for and the 4th least points have been kicked against us, which would have put us in the top 4.

    It's a bit of a "What if..." post, but i find it interesting anyway.

    as long as you're 'what-iffing' take your ladder and give us the 4 premiership points Collingwood robbed off us and we are 2nd

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    Or an auntie with balls.

    Or a very good liar.

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