Age profile of team

[Chris 2,892]

Someone mentioned above about the split across areas of the ground. Here are the averages across the ground for the team I have selected. Shows pretty clearly that we have an inexperienced forward line, an experienced backline with the followers approaching the 100 game average.

FB Jetta Dunn Garland

HB Salem TMc Lamumba

C Vince Brayshaw Tyson

HF Petracca Hogan Kent

FF Garlett Frost Harmes

Fol Gawn Jones Viney

Int Watts AvB Pederson Stretch

Average Age 23.9

Average Games 74.0

Back Line

Ave Age 25.7

Ave Games 115.2

Fol (includes wing)

Ave Age 24.2

Ave Games 88.7

Fwd

Ave Age 21.8

Ave Games 35.5

Int

Ave Age 24

Ave Games 48

Edited September 15, 2015 by Chris

[dpositive 1,767]

I had a bit more of a play at lunch and have it now that you can enter any line up in the normal fb, hb, c, hf, f, fol, int format and it will give you the average age and games played. Would be easy to copy to a new tab and enter any other teams list and team to get the data. I can't be stuffed but if anyone wants it they can take it and build it further.

Thanks Chris

[dpositive 1,767]

Someone mentioned above about the split across areas of the ground. Here are the averages across the ground for the team I have selected. Shows pretty clearly that we have an inexperienced forward line, an experienced backline with the followers approaching the 100 game average.

FB Jetta Dunn Garland

HB Salem TMc Lamumba

C Vince Brayshaw Tyson

HF Petracca Hogan Kent

FF Garlett Frost Harmes

Fol Gawn Jones Viney

Int Watts AvB Pederson Stretch

Average Age 23.9

Average Games 74.0

Back Line

Ave Age 25.7

Ave Games 115.2

Fol (includes wing)

Ave Age 24.2

Ave Games 88.7

Fwd

Ave Age 21.8

Ave Games 35.5

Int

Ave Age 24

Ave Games 48

Again thanks Chris

My idea was not averages as they really dont tell you much

But the actual age and games of a team (your selected fine)

matched against other finals team.

just to see how the team on the field matches

of course this would only lead into further necessary analysis of the whole squad.

But comparison of finals teams is surely a better measure than in isolation.

Where do you get your original data?

[Chris 2,892]

Again thanks Chris

My idea was not averages as they really dont tell you much

But the actual age and games of a team (your selected fine)

matched against other finals team.

just to see how the team on the field matches

of course this would only lead into further necessary analysis of the whole squad.

But comparison of finals teams is surely a better measure than in isolation.

Where do you get your original data?

Have pm'd you.

[Little Goffy 14,668]

Where do you get your original data?

Best source for general player details and stats is footwire;

http://www.footywire.com/

Also has draft records, attendances, brownlow, supercoach,and match stats right down to a breakdown of number of players in each experience category <50, 50-100, 100-150, >150.

The other spectacularly useful AFL stats website is at:

http://afltables.com/afl/afl_index.html

This one is especially useful for the longer-term records, as it goes waaay back in VFL/AFL history and has a lot of different curiosity categories like 'most ever marks by a player with a wooden leg' and 'longest career by a player exclusively at University Football Club'.