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Thanks dc for all the work put into the teasers.

You have provided a nice distraction, entertainment and much head scratching during the finals.

 

 
1 minute ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

I believe I should be awarded some sort of prize for having provided an excellent clue, even though I didn't know the answer.

Medal awarded.

 
1 minute ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

I believe I should be awarded some sort of prize for having provided an excellent clue, even though I didn't know the answer.

iirc, dc has given the 'denim' medal for such occurrences.

10 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

 

... is the correct answer!

Only joking.  I've had one late entry suggesting it was based on their draft number, but that's not it.

The quirky thing that all these players share is that, incredibly,  they all had at least one game where they recorded no disposals.  In some cases this was because they sustained an early injury or got knocked out and were unable to continue to play.

My source for this scarcely believable statistic is the excellent and unimpeachable site Demonwiki, which has a section titled "Lists" that is a most informative and entertaining read.

The inclusion of the great Robbie Flower in this side was guaranteed to cause confusion.

Gold medal (again) to Mazer Rackham who did provide hints in his responses and silver to Lucifer's Hero.  

Well done them.  It was, as promised, a very difficult brainteaser.

Wow. Hats off to those who knew that.

You did point out the post that included the word nothing was close.

Tx.

Extra points for outing the players who played the whole game and were not injured?

Edited by leave it to deever


On the assumption @Mazer Rackhamgets the overall prize for most 'gold' and 'silver' medals, well done MR!

One thing I noticed in this strainium was that Robbie actually had TWO games of no disposals, and in one of them, he kicked two goals!

(according to afltables)

As DS said, was there nothing he couldn't do?

 
20 minutes ago, Mazer Rackham said:

One thing I noticed in this strainium was that Robbie actually had TWO games of no disposals, and in one of them, he kicked two goals!

According to AFL Tables no one had any disposals in that match, with presumably all 14 of our goals soccered off the ground. 

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More please - its very ho hum around here at the moment...


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Never let it be said that you can't stroke my ego like that.  New one about to be posted.

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