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53 minutes ago, Demon Dynasty said:

17 - 0 hit outs to advantage.  Good luck trying to defend and win a match with that.

That was always going to happen.  Even last time when Darcy and Jackson were up against Max they won 15 hit-outs to advantage against Max.  Our only chance was to crowd stoppages.

I was watching and counting numbers at stoppages at the start hoping we would crowd them and could not believe what I saw.  Below are the first 2 non CB stoppages.  What you can't see at the first is that Jordan Clark was 5m off to the left by himself and Darcy tapped it in that direction for an easy clearance.  No idea what Chandler and Throlstrup were doing.  The second boundary throw in shows it better as its wide angle. Freo brought their high half forward (Frederick) and we had to have Sparrow pick him up, meaning Freo just had numbers on the outside that could do what they liked.   

Then we reset at half time.  In the third we started crowding stoppages (see third stoppage). We have everyone there.  That worked better but the game was done by then.

 

 

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51 minutes ago, Watson11 said:

That was always going to happen.  Even last time when Darcy and Jackson were up against Max they won 15 hit-outs to advantage against Max.  Our only chance was to crowd stoppages.

I was watching and counting numbers at stoppages at the start hoping we would crowd them and could not believe what I saw.  Below are the first 2 non CB stoppages.  What you can't see at the first is that Jordan Clark was 5m off to the left by himself and Darcy tapped it in that direction for an easy clearance.  No idea what Chandler and Throlstrup were doing.  The second boundary throw in shows it better as its wide angle. Freo brought their high half forward (Frederick) and we had to have Sparrow pick him up, meaning Freo just had numbers on the outside that could do what they liked.   

Then we reset at half time.  In the third we started crowding stoppages (see third stoppage). We have everyone there.  That worked better but the game was done by then.

 

 

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Regardless of set ups you need to neutralise a few and win a few hit outs to advantage Watson.  You could orchestrate a plus 2 all day at stoppages and still get pantsed giving them that much of an advantage.   We got absolutely trounced at the source due to having no one in the ruck that could compete a little.

It also doesn't help that players like Kozzy and Salem are seemingly giving up the outside and leaving their opponents to burst away too easily with the service they were being given.  Double wammy.

We play like an amature team every other match it seems.  There's a discipline / coaching / tactical issue in our side at the moment that's hanging around like a very bad fart that lingers and the windows still haven't been opened.

Pretty much ever since Freo stopped our 10 game winning streak in 2022.  Other sides are working us over tactically and in many other aspects far too easily.   On top of that we failed to ensure we maintained our structure up forward yesterday purely via selection which is a cardinal sin and also allowed the boys to be sucked up the field too high for pretty much the entire match.  If you can't win the ball at the source and getting pantsed, at least get big numbers behind the footy.  Defend there, seek the turnover and look to run it out by hand and foot.  Oh wait, we are one of the worst HB teams in the AFL and don't have many line breaking runners bar Windsor and occasionally Moniz (still building AFL tank) ... forget that idea!

I seriously fail to see where we are improving as a team this season and what assets / weapons we are a bringing to the table.  We play up one week then a hot mess the next.  Yes there are many youngens and they'll have off days but yesterday wasn't a result of just that.

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Round 19, 2024 Optus Stadium - Dockers vs Demons

Not much to get excited about in this one.

May and McVee held up well in defence under the most extreme pressure, probably not seen since the last time we played this lot.

Following on from last week's uptick, Petty posted his best rating for the season coming in in 2nd place behind May.  His prior best against the Lions in Rnd 16 with a 3.12

Our team rating was a long way off the 2023 team rating, with Freo posting a team rating that matched our average last season.  Effectively a 21% gap between the two team's ratings.

Player Rating Rank 2023 Season Rating % Change vs 2023
S May 4.525 1 3.213 40.8
H Petty 4.050 2 2.718 49.0
J McVee 3.675 3 2.320 58.4
T McDonald 3.375 4 2.054 64.3
T Rivers 3.225 5 3.696 -12.7
J Bowey 3.000 6 2.820 6.4
C Oliver 2.950 7 5.002 -41.0
Ed Langdon 2.925 8 3.057 -4.3
Jack Viney 2.900 9 3.707 -21.8
J Billings > 41% 2.775 10 2.993 -7.3
J V Rooyen 2.375 11 2.170 9.4
C Windsor 2.275 12 - -
K Chandler 2.275 13 2.265 0.4
J Lever 2.250 14 3.131 -28.1
A N-Bullen 2.100 15 2.532 -17.1
T Sparrow 1.950 16 2.811 -30.6
J Melksham 1.875 17 1.599 17.3
A M-Wakefield 1.850 18 - -
C Salem 1.700 19 2.993 -43.2
B Fritsch 1.675 20 2.324 -27.9
K Pickett 1.125 21 2.101 -46.5
D Turner 0.475 22 1.825 -74.0
K Tholstrup < 43% 0.350 23 - -
Team Score 55.33   69.86 -20.8
Top 6 21.85   24.43 -10.6
Bottom 6 8.70   15.17 -42.6

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Dockers

Player Rating Rank
A Brayshaw 6.400 1
C Serong 5.925 2
J Clark 4.975 3
Luke Ryan 4.750 4
H Young 4.325 5
J O'Meara 4.125 6
N Fyfe 3.450 7
S Darcy 3.125 8
C Wagner 3.050 9
M Walters 3.050 9
S Switkowski 3.000 11
J Treacy 2.950 12
Sam Sturt 2.425 13
Jye Amiss 2.350 14
B Walker 2.325 15
H Chapman 2.300 16
B Cox 2.050 17
B Banfield 2.025 18
A Pearce < 61% 1.925 19
J Sharp 1.725 20
M Frederick 1.600 21
L Jackson 1.575 22
J Aish > 32% 1.225 23
Team Rating 69.43  
Top 6 30.50  
Bottom 6 10.90  

Combined Ratings

Player Rating Rank
A Brayshaw 6.400 1
C Serong 5.925 2
J Clark 4.975 3
Luke Ryan 4.750 4
S May 4.525 5
H Young 4.325 6
J O'Meara 4.125 7
H Petty 4.050 8
J McVee 3.675 9
N Fyfe 3.450 10
T McDonald 3.375 11
T Rivers 3.225 12
S Darcy 3.125 13
C Wagner 3.050 14
M Walters 3.050 14
J Bowey 3.000 16
S Switkowski 3.000 16
C Oliver 2.950 18
J Treacy 2.950 18
Ed Langdon 2.925 20
Jack Viney 2.900 21
J Billings > 41% 2.775 22
Sam Sturt 2.425 23
J V Rooyen 2.375 24
Jye Amiss 2.350 25
B Walker 2.325 26
H Chapman 2.300 27
C Windsor 2.275 28
K Chandler 2.275 28
J Lever 2.250 30
A N-Bullen 2.100 31
B Cox 2.050 32
B Banfield 2.025 33
T Sparrow 1.950 34
A Pearce < 61% 1.925 35
J Melksham 1.875 36
A M-Wakefield 1.850 37
J Sharp 1.725 38
C Salem 1.700 39
B Fritsch 1.675 40
M Frederick 1.600 41
L Jackson 1.575 42
J Aish > 32% 1.225 43
K Pickett 1.125 44
D Turner 0.475 45
K Tholstrup < 43% 0.350 46

Stats courtesy of footwire.com & wheeloratings.com

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That shows it all DD they had 10 of the top 14 players and by some margin, interesting that they scored at our 2023 team rate and we have fallen 20%. That’s one hell of a drop.

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2 hours ago, DeeZone said:

That shows it all DD they had 10 of the top 14 players and by some margin, interesting that they scored at our 2023 team rate and we have fallen 20%. That’s one hell of a drop.

 

Not sure how much more Simon can get out of the regular group he sticks with anymore DZ.

I reckon alot are pretty much done mentally and physically.

Our engine room's done and dusted for 2024.

My take is, we aren't going to worry anyone even if we made finals.  So it's best to take anyone who needs some end of season surgery or fix ups out and do it now.

Put em under the knife if needed eg;  potentially Vines.

Replace with anyone from Casey be it Laurie, Sesto or brown Dog or just alternate over the weeks and may the best man win.  Not that i'm placing much faith in any of those bar Brown.

Manage the older fellas like May and T-Mac (IF he's continuing on into 25) by utilising the likes of Tommo and Marty as replacements.

Roll any other youngsters through that you want to trial further like Jeffo for Turner to see where he's at.

It's time to manage those we need to look after to prep them into next season, trial the youngsters and review all the off season crew including everyone in the FD.

A few changes might be needed there also.  We look as stale as a year old croissant and highly unskilled with our ball use in general against the better rated sides.

It's pretty obvious the present list is not going to take us to the promised land again so we may as well reset and prep for 2025 and beyond now.

Our recruiting needs to raise the bar on who we go after in terms of skill set as we have way too many hackers by hand & foot.  And / or it might also have something to do with training methods?  The gulf between us and the Dockers, especially by hand and their spread was immense yesterday and if anything it's gotten worse each time we play them.

Imagine getting into the top four and meeting a team like this, or even GWS on a good day in finals.  We are a long way off highly skilled teams with leg speed when they're putting up something near their best 22 atm.

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Melbourne v Greater Western Sydney (Round 20, 2024)

https://www.wheeloratings.com/afl_match_stats.html?ID=20242006

Key Team Stats

Stats highlighted purple were won by Melbourne.

Stat For Against Diff
Disposal Efficiency 66.4 74.2 -7.9
Kicking Efficiency 61.8 66.1 -4.3
Metres Gained 5199 5530 -331
Inside 50s 49 53 -4
Shots At Goal 19 21 -2
Shots Per Inside 50 38.8 39.6 -0.8
Contested Possessions 137 141 -4
Ground Ball Gets 105 100 +5
Intercepts 78 72 +6
Intercept Marks 20 9 +11
Centre Clearances 12 14 -2
Stoppage Clearances 24 24 +0
Contested Marks 7 8 -1
Marks Inside 50 9 11 -2
Hitouts 28 38 -10
Hitouts To Advantage 6 12 -6
Tackles 57 63 -6
Tackles Inside 50 9 5 +4
Def One On One Loss % 17.6 25.0 -7.4

Contested Possessions

  For Against Diff
Melbourne's Defensive 50
Hard Ball Get 4 1 +3
Loose Ball Get 19 13 +6
Contested Mark 2 3 -1
Gather From Hitout 0 1 -1
Contested Knock On 0 1 -1
Free For 0 2 -2
Total 25 21 +4
Melbourne's Forward 50
Hard Ball Get 2 3 -1
Loose Ball Get 13 21 -8
Ruck Hard Ball Get 4 0 +4
Gather From Hitout 2 1 +1
Free For 1 3 -2
Total 22 28 -6
Post clearance
Hard Ball Get 12 9 +3
Loose Ball Get 54 59 -5
Contested Mark 7 8 -1
Contested Knock On 4 4 0
Free For 10 9 +1
Total 87 89 -2
Pre clearance
Hard Ball Get 14 4 +10
Loose Ball Get 25 28 -3
Ruck Hard Ball Get 5 3 +2
Gather From Hitout 4 10 -6
Contested Knock On 1 3 -2
Free For 1 4 -3
Total 50 52 -2
  • Official data on pre- and post-clearance contested possessions are not available. These have been estimated by Wheelo Ratings and should be indicative.
  • Ground ball gets are inclusive of hard ball gets and loose ball gets.
  • 'Free For' does not include free kicks to advantage or free kicks while in possession of the ball as these are not counted as contested possessions.

Expected scores

  xScore Score Rushed xWin % xMargin Margin Swing
Melbourne 68.0 83 4 21%     +10.2
Greater Western Sydney 80.2 85 2 79% +12.2 +2  
Team Shots Score Accuracy xScore +/- xSc. /
Shot
Shot
Rating
Overall
Melbourne 19 12.7.79 63.2% 64.0 +15.0 3.37 +0.79
Greater Western Sydney 21 13.5.83 61.9% 78.2 +4.8 3.72 +0.23
General Play
Melbourne 11 7.4.46 63.6% 36.6 +9.4 3.33 +0.86
Greater Western Sydney 10 5.3.33 50.0% 36.1 −3.1 3.61 −0.31
Set Position
Melbourne 8 5.3.33 62.5% 27.4 +5.6 3.43 +0.70
Greater Western Sydney 11 8.2.50 72.7% 42.1 +7.9 3.82 +0.72
  • xWin %: win probability based on expected scores.
  • Swing: difference between expected margin and actual margin.
  • xScore: total expected score from all shots taken.
  • +/-: total score above or below expected score.
  • xSc. / Shot: average expected score per shot. This represents the average shot difficulty.
  • Shot Rating: average score above or below expected score per shot at goal.

Notes: Expected scores are calculated by Wheelo Ratings. Each shot at goal is assigned an expected score based on the distance from goal, shot angle, and type of shot (e.g. set shot, general play following contested possession, general play following uncontested possession, ground kick, etc) as a proxy for pressure. The model does not take into account factors like the player, whether the ball was kicked with their preferred or non-preferred foot, and pressure on the player when taking the shot. Rushed behinds are excluded from actual and expected scores.

 

 

Pressure

Team pressure

Quarter For Agn Diff
1 201 171 +30
2 185 207 -22
3 159 182 -23
4 178 200 -22
Match 180 189 -9

Source: Herald Sun

Most Pressure Points

Note: pressure points are the weighed sum of pressure acts. Physical pressure acts are worth 3.75 points, closing acts are worth 2.25 points, chasing acts are 1.5 points and corralling are 1.2. ( https://www.championdata.com/glossary/afl/ )

Player Pressure
Acts
Pressure
Points
Season
Average
Clayton Oliver 36 73 45.8
Alex Neal-Bullen 27 70 54.1
Kysaiah Pickett 27 67 43.4
Bailey Laurie 25 52 22.2
Kade Chandler 25 47 45.8
Caleb Windsor 23 44 33.6
Jack Viney 20 40 56.7
Jack Billings 18 35 23.8
Harrison Petty 16 33 30.2
Andy Moniz-Wakefield 15 32 33.2
Ed Langdon 15 29 31.0
Trent Rivers 13 29 28.7
Bayley Fritsch 14 25 16.2
Max Gawn 12 21 22.9
Taj Woewodin 9 19 13.6
Jake Bowey 8 17 17.2
Judd McVee 9 17 14.7
Jake Melksham 9 17 12.5
Jake Lever 8 14 14.6
Jacob van Rooyen 6 13 17.3
Steven May 4 12 10.1
Tom McDonald 3 7 19.9
Daniel Turner 4 7 13.5

Source: Herald Sun

Time in Forward Half

Quarter For Against
1 65% 35%
2 44% 56%
3 34% 66%
4 54% 46%
Match 51% 49%

Source: Match total sourced from the Herald Sun; quarter values are my own calculations.

Score Sources

Summary

Category Score Against Diff
Kick-in 0.0.0 1.0.6 -6
Centre Bounce 0.0.0 2.1.13 -13
Stoppage (Other) 4.3.27 5.2.32 -5
Turnover 8.8.56 5.4.34 +22
Score Source For Against
Match Season Match Season *
Kick-in 0 3.0 6 2.4
Centre Bounce 0 9.5 13 7.6
Stoppage (Other) 27 22.4 32 19.8
Turnover 56 44.1 34 48.2

* Against season average represents average points conceded by Melbourne across the season, not average points scored by Greater Western Sydney.

Chain start region

Note: region is from the scoring team's perspective.

Category Region For Against
Match Season Match Season *
Centre Bounce Centre 0 9.5 13 7.6
Kick-in D50 0 3.0 6 2.4
Stoppage (Other) D50 0 2.2 1 1.4
Stoppage (Other) Centre 6 2.2 7 2.1
Stoppage (Other) Wing 1 12.0 18 9.4
Stoppage (Other) F50 20 6.1 6 6.9
Turnover D50 13 8.8 7 8.5
Turnover Centre 13 8.3 7 7.6
Turnover Wing 7 19.6 13 25.8
Turnover F50 23 7.3 7 6.2
Region For Against
Match Season Match Season *
D50 13 14.0 14 12.4
Centre 19 19.9 27 17.3
Wing 8 31.6 31 35.3
F50 43 13.4 13 13.1
Region For Against
Match Season Match Season *
Defensive 50 13 14.0 14 12.4
Defensive midfield 0 17.0 20 19.4
Centre bounce 0 9.5 13 7.6
Attacking midfield 27 25.1 25 25.6
Forward 50 43 13.4 13 13.1

* Against season average represents average points conceded by Melbourne across the season, not average points scored by Greater Western Sydney.

Points from defensive half

For Against
Match Season Match Season *
13 31.0 34 31.7

* Against season average represents average points conceded by Melbourne across the season, not average points scored by Greater Western Sydney.

Centre Bounce Attendances

  CBAs CBA % 2024 % 2023 %
Max Gawn 25 86% 84.5% 64.9%
Jack Viney 24 83% 68.4% 72.1%
Clayton Oliver 23 79% 72.0% 81.4%
Trent Rivers 21 72% 24.0% 3.0%
Kysaiah Pickett 8 28% 36.9% 11.2%
Bailey Laurie 6 21% 8.3% 0.0%
Alex Neal-Bullen 5 17% 17.0% 2.1%
Jacob van Rooyen 4 14% 19.0% 7.6%
Harrison Petty 0 0% 9.3% 0.7%
Daniel Turner 0 0% 0.3% 0.0%
Tom McDonald 0 0% 0.0% 5.7%
Christian Petracca     55.8% 61.1%
Tom Sparrow     36.3% 44.9%
Christian Salem     14.7% 0.0%
Josh Schache     8.3% 0.0%
Charlie Spargo     4.2% 0.0%
Koltyn Tholstrup     1.2%  
Lachie Hunter     0.0% 0.2%

Ruck Contests and Hitouts

Ruck Contests

  Ruck
Contests
RC % 2024 % 2023 %
Max Gawn 72 79% 81.2% 57.5%
Jacob van Rooyen 16 18% 18.0% 13.1%
Harrison Petty 2 2% 9.0% 2.0%
Daniel Turner 1 1% 4.0% 0.0%
Alex Neal-Bullen 0 0% 0.0% 0.0%
Clayton Oliver 0 0% 0.0% 0.1%
Steven May 0 0% 0.0% 0.0%
Tom McDonald 0 0% 0.0% 9.3%
Josh Schache     13.3% 4.1%
Ben Brown     0.2% 2.3%
Christian Petracca     0.0% 0.4%
Tom Sparrow     0.0% 0.0%

Hitouts

  Ruck
Contests
Hitouts To
Adv.
To Adv. %
(2024)
To Adv. %
(2023)
Max Gawn 72 24 6 26.9% 30.1%
Jacob van Rooyen 16 4 0 24.4% 31.1%
Daniel Turner 1 0 0 50.0%  
Harrison Petty 2 0 0 26.3% 25.0%
Alex Neal-Bullen 0 0 0   0.0%
Tom McDonald 0 0 0   20.0%
Ben Brown       100.0% 0.0%
Josh Schache       100.0% 0.0%
Christian Petracca         100.0%

Opposition hitouts

  Ruck
Contests
Hitouts To
Adv.
Kieren Briggs 72 36 11
Jake Riccardi 19 2 1
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Round 20, 2024 MCG - Demons vs Giants

It's been a long time since i can recall an MFC team taking the park where a player has not posted a rating above 4!  Without scouring through the records my guess is possibly 2019.

The entire team bar a few players (see below) has fallen right away from 2023 levels with no section (top 6, bottom 6 or the team as a whole) holding up.

Across the board a massive 25% drop away from our average 2023 rating in this match.  The bottom 6 player rating is a mega 54% away from 2023 levels.

Six of the first top ten rated players are Giants with only two of our boys. Lever & McVee cracking the top ten.

Laurie posting his highest rating (i think) in the red & blue was one positive outcome.  Chandler also hitting a high we haven't seen for some time.

At this rate i would hazard a guess that we'll be lucky to win any further games for the year, let alone make finals.  We may have a slim chance vs the Suns, depending on their form and/or injuries, but that would be about it imho.

Happy to stand by assessment earlier (above) that it is time to send any players who need it into surgery, play anyone who needs looking at from Casey like Jeffo and maybe Sestan to allow them to see what's required at the next level and also a chance for us to see where they're at.

Player Rating Rank 2023 Season Rating % Change vs 2023
J Lever 3.850 1 3.131 23.0
J McVee 3.650 2 2.320 57.3
K Chandler 3.525 3 2.265 55.6
S May 3.275 4 3.213 1.9
C Oliver 3.250 5 5.002 -35.0
M Gawn 3.100 6 3.350 -7.5
T Rivers 3.000 7 3.696 -18.8
B Laurie 3.000 7 2.235 34.2
Jack Viney 2.950 9 3.707 -20.4
A N-Bullen 2.650 10 2.532 4.7
K Pickett 2.650 10 2.101 26.1
J Bowey 2.325 12 2.820 -17.6
H Petty 2.225 13 2.718 -18.1
Ed Langdon 1.975 14 3.057 -35.4
T McDonald 1.950 15 2.054 -5.1
A M-Wakefield 1.750 16 - -
T Woewodin 1.550 17 1.406 10.2
J V Rooyen 1.450 18 2.170 -33.2
C Windsor 1.450 18 - -
J Melksham 1.175 20 1.599 -26.5
B Fritsch 1.000 21 2.324 -57.0
J Billings > 54% 0.400 22 - -
D Turner < 26% 0.000 23 1.825 -100.0
Team Score 52.15   69.86 -25.4
Top 6 20.65   24.43 -15.5
Bottom 6 7.03   15.17 -53.7

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Giants

Player Rating Rank
L Whitfield 5.550 1
T Green 5.025 2
J Peatling 4.575 3
H Himmelberg 4.025 4
F Callaghan 4.000 5
J Buckley 3.925 6
T Bedford 3.850 7
B Daniels 3.725 8
K Briggs 3.650 9
T Greene 3.500 10
C Idun 3.325 11
L Ash 3.150 12
H Perryman 2.925 13
J Hogan 2.800 14
C Ward 2.775 15
X O'Halloran 2.275 16
H Thomas 2.150 17
T McMullin 1.950 18
D Jones 1.500 19
J Riccardi 1.275 20
S Taylor 0.975 21
A Cadman 0.300 22
Sam Sturt 0.000 23
Team Rating 67.23  
Top 6 27.10  
Bottom 6 8.15  

 

Combined Ratings

Player Rating Rank
L Whitfield 5.550 1
T Green 5.025 2
J Peatling 4.575 3
H Himmelberg 4.025 4
F Callaghan 4.000 5
J Buckley 3.925 6
J Lever 3.850 7
T Bedford 3.850 7
B Daniels 3.725 9
J McVee 3.650 10
K Briggs 3.650 10
K Chandler 3.525 12
T Greene 3.500 13
C Idun 3.325 14
S May 3.275 15
C Oliver 3.250 16
L Ash 3.150 17
M Gawn 3.100 18
T Rivers 3.000 19
B Laurie 3.000 19
Jack Viney 2.950 21
H Perryman 2.925 22
J Hogan 2.800 23
C Ward 2.775 24
A N-Bullen 2.650 25
K Pickett 2.650 25
J Bowey 2.325 27
X O'Halloran 2.275 28
H Petty 2.225 29
H Thomas 2.150 30
Ed Langdon 1.975 31
T McMullin 1.950 32
T McDonald 1.950 33
A M-Wakefield 1.750 34
T Woewodin 1.550 35
D Jones 1.500 35
J V Rooyen 1.450 37
C Windsor 1.450 37
J Riccardi 1.275 39
J Melksham 1.175 40
B Fritsch 1.000 41
S Taylor 0.975 42
J Billings > 54% 0.400 43
A Cadman 0.300 44
D Turner < 26% 0.000 45
Sam Sturt 0.000 45

Stats courtesy of footwire.com & wheeloratings.com

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Thanks DD that is a shocker how did we get so close.👎

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17 hours ago, DeeZone said:

Thanks DD that is a shocker how did we get so close.👎

No idea DZ.  The effort appeared to be there from some and we were also pretty efficient with ball in hand and inside 50 when we did get in in there?  Do you have any theories?

We were also well behind the Bombers in many team ratings but managed to put them away.

Forgot to post the team metrics above which indicates we did ok in the efficiency stakes...

Scoring Efficiency Demons Giants
Disposals Per Goal  27.5 30.5
% In50s Goal 24.5 24.5
Conversion % 52.2 65.0

 

  Average Attributes  
Melbourne  Attribute  GWS 
186.4cm  Height  188.3cm
85.9kg  Weight  85.9kg

 

  Total Players By Games  
Melbourne  Games  GWS 
7 Less than 50  8
4 50 to 99  7
2 100 to 149  3
5 150 to 200  2
5 200 or more  3
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1 hour ago, Demon Dynasty said:

No idea DZ.  The effort appeared to be there from some and we were also pretty efficient with ball in hand and inside 50 when we did get in in there?  Do you have any theories?

We were also well behind the Bombers in many team ratings but managed to put them away.

Forgot to post the team metrics above which indicates we did ok in the efficiency stakes...

Scoring Efficiency Demons Giants
Disposals Per Goal  27.5 30.5
% In50s Goal 24.5 24.5
Conversion % 52.2 65.0

 

  Average Attributes  
Melbourne  Attribute  GWS 
186.4cm  Height  188.3cm
85.9kg  Weight  85.9kg

 

  Total Players By Games  
Melbourne  Games  GWS 
7 Less than 50  8
4 50 to 99  7
2 100 to 149  3
5 150 to 200  2
5 200 or more  3

Thanks DD the only thing that comes to mind is our efficiency with ball in hand, maybe our better players do more with each disposal, we certainly didn’t rack up so many disposals chipping the ball around as they did it seemed our only desire was to get the ball forward and sometimes to our detriment.

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5 hours ago, DeeZone said:

Thanks DD the only thing that comes to mind is our efficiency with ball in hand, maybe our better players do more with each disposal, we certainly didn’t rack up so many disposals chipping the ball around as they did it seemed our only desire was to get the ball forward and sometimes to our detriment.

I thought we slow played them a fair bit and with great effect in the first quarter and that kept the game on our terms DZ.

It also meant less ball / possession for them which meant less use by hand then spread etc which they are well ahead of us at atm unfortunately.

As the game progressed we moved away from the posession game a little more and started to attempt our own sling shotting.  At stages i felt we over did this or went too quickly when the best option was probably to balance that out with more slow play at times after starting to hand the ball back a litttle to much.

When we eventually ended up behind and needed to go fast, we started to do more slow play a few times too many.  The slow play in red time was especially inexplicable given we needed to hit the scoreboard quickly.

At this point i do not see a team that has a fairly straight forward plan that they're capable of executing for more than about 2 quarters or so DZ.  And certainly not capable of sustaining under lengthy periods of pressure from a quality opponent which you are going to get in most games at this level.

I suspect a combination of some missing pieces of the puzzle from a list management POV in recent times, potentially some mixed or poor messaging on the track, injuries catching up and also the ageing and maturing of some of our past greats.

Add to that the loss of Guss and the issues with Clarry and it all adds up to a season to forget.

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Team & Player Ratings to Rnd 20, 2024 vs H&A Season 2023

Player 2024 Rating 2024 Rank 2023 Rating % Change vs 2023 2023 Rank Change in Rank vs 2023
C Petracca 4.476 1 4.707 -4.9 2 1
Max Gawn < 4.106 2 3.350 22.6 7 5
Steven May 3.723 3 3.213 15.9 8 5
C Oliver 3.489 4 5.002 -30.2 1 -3
T Rivers 3.424 5 3.696 -7.4 5 0
Jake Lever < 3.348 6 3.131 6.9 9 3
C Salem < 3.226 7 2.993 7.8 12 5
Jack Viney 3.153 8 3.707 -14.9 4 -4
Ed Langdon 3.057 9 3.057 0.0 10 1
Judd McVee 3.049 10 2.320 31.4 22 12
T McDonald 3.011 11 2.054 46.6 27 16
A N-Bullen 2.984 12 2.532 17.9 20 8
A Tomlinson 2.915 13 2.915 0.0 14 1
J Bowey < 2.525 14 2.820 -10.5 15 1
K Pickett 2.519 15 2.101 19.9 26 11
T Sparrow 2.408 16 2.811 -14.3 16 0
B Howes 2.348 17 - - - -
J Billings < > 2.309 18 - - - -
C Windsor < 2.275 19 - - - -
M Hore 2.273 20 - - - -
T Woewodin < > 2.251 21 1.406 60.1 34 13
K Chandler 2.218 22 2.265 -2.1 23 1
B Laurie < > 2.111 23 2.235 -5.5 24 1
J V Rooyen 2.103 24 2.170 -3.1 25 1
A M-Wakefield 2.060 25 - - - -
J Melksham 1.913 26 1.599 19.6 32 6
L Hunter* < 1.838 27 2.939 -37.5 13 -14
B Fritsch 1.797 28 2.324 -22.7 21 -7
K Tholstrup 1.717 29 - - - -
H Petty < 1.524 30 2.718 -43.9 19 -11
S McAdam* 1.483 31 - - - -
Ben Brown < 1.391 32 1.941 -28.3 28 -4
D Turner 1.326 33 1.825 -27.3 31 -2
C Spargo* 1.200 34 1.886 -36.4 29 -5
J Schache* 0.700 35 1.525 -54.1 33 -2
K Brown* > 0.125 36 - - - -
Team Rating 65.09   69.86 -6.8    
Top 6 22.57   24.43 -7.6    
Bottom 6 13.67   15.17 -9.9    

Stats courtesy of footwire.com & wheeloratings.com

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Melbourne v Western Bulldogs (Round 21, 2024)

https://www.wheeloratings.com/afl_match_stats.html?ID=20242109

Key Team Stats

Stats highlighted purple were won by Melbourne.

Stat For Against Diff
Disposal Efficiency 67.2 74.0 -6.8
Kicking Efficiency 64.0 64.3 -0.3
Metres Gained 5647 6474 -827
Inside 50s 39 65 -26
Shots At Goal 20 41 -21
Shots Per Inside 50 51.3 63.1 -11.8
Contested Possessions 135 135 +0
Ground Ball Gets 89 87 +2
Intercepts 55 70 -15
Intercept Marks 12 16 -4
Centre Clearances 11 13 -2
Stoppage Clearances 26 28 -2
Contested Marks 11 12 -1
Marks Inside 50 12 19 -7
Hitouts 47 40 +7
Hitouts To Advantage 16 11 +5
Tackles 63 57 +6
Tackles Inside 50 5 14 -9
Def One On One Loss % 100.0 40.0 +60.0

Contested Possessions

  For Against Diff
Melbourne's Defensive 50
Hard Ball Get 8 5 +3
Loose Ball Get 22 13 +9
Contested Mark 1 4 -3
Ruck Hard Ball Get 1 0 +1
Gather From Hitout 0 2 -2
Free For 2 6 -4
Total 34 30 +4
Melbourne's Forward 50
Hard Ball Get 2 5 -3
Loose Ball Get 6 8 -2
Contested Mark 1 2 -1
Gather From Hitout 2 0 +2
Contested Knock On 1 0 +1
Free For 0 2 -2
Total 12 17 -5
Post clearance
Hard Ball Get 12 15 -3
Loose Ball Get 43 39 +4
Contested Mark 11 12 -1
Contested Knock On 3 5 -2
Free For 6 16 -10
Total 75 87 -12
Pre clearance
Hard Ball Get 11 8 +3
Loose Ball Get 23 25 -2
Ruck Hard Ball Get 5 1 +4
Gather From Hitout 12 11 +1
Free For 9 3 +6
Total 60 48 +12
  • Official data on pre- and post-clearance contested possessions are not available. These have been estimated by Wheelo Ratings and should be indicative.
  • Ground ball gets are inclusive of hard ball gets and loose ball gets.
  • 'Free For' does not include free kicks to advantage or free kicks while in possession of the ball as these are not counted as contested possessions.

Expected scores

  xScore Score Rushed xWin % xMargin Margin Swing
Melbourne 60.3 59 2 0%     +22.5
Western Bulldogs 133.7 110 2 100% +73.5 +51  
Team Shots Score Accuracy xScore +/- xSc. /
Shot
Shot
Rating
Overall
Melbourne 20 9.3.57 45.0% 58.3 −1.3 2.91 −0.06
Western Bulldogs 41 15.18.108 36.6% 131.7 −23.7 3.21 −0.58
General Play
Melbourne 7 2.1.13 28.6% 18.3 −5.3 2.62 −0.76
Western Bulldogs 17 3.9.27 17.6% 43.9 −16.9 2.58 −0.99
Set Position
Melbourne 13 7.2.44 53.8% 39.9 +4.1 3.07 +0.31
Western Bulldogs 24 12.9.81 50.0% 87.8 −6.8 3.66 −0.28
  • xWin %: win probability based on expected scores.
  • Swing: difference between expected margin and actual margin.
  • xScore: total expected score from all shots taken.
  • +/-: total score above or below expected score.
  • xSc. / Shot: average expected score per shot. This represents the average shot difficulty.
  • Shot Rating: average score above or below expected score per shot at goal.

Notes: Expected scores are calculated by Wheelo Ratings. Each shot at goal is assigned an expected score based on the distance from goal, shot angle, and type of shot (e.g. set shot, general play following contested possession, general play following uncontested possession, ground kick, etc) as a proxy for pressure. The model does not take into account factors like the player, whether the ball was kicked with their preferred or non-preferred foot, and pressure on the player when taking the shot. Rushed behinds are excluded from actual and expected scores.

 

 

Pressure

Team pressure

Quarter For Agn Diff
1 163 179 -16
2 200 177 +23
3 175 162 +13
4 151 184 -33
Match 172 176 -4

Source: Herald Sun

Most Pressure Points

Note: pressure points are the weighed sum of pressure acts. Physical pressure acts are worth 3.75 points, closing acts are worth 2.25 points, chasing acts are 1.5 points and corralling are 1.2. ( https://www.championdata.com/glossary/afl/ )

Player Pressure
Acts
Pressure
Points
Season
Average
Clayton Oliver 27 50 46.0
Tom Sparrow 23 50 44.2
Jack Viney 26 48 56.2
Alex Neal-Bullen 22 48 53.8
Koltyn Tholstrup 21 46 36.1
Trent Rivers 20 46 29.6
Ed Langdon 19 38 31.4
Kysaiah Pickett 17 35 42.9
Kade Chandler 14 30 45.0
Jacob van Rooyen 11 30 18.0
Andy Moniz-Wakefield 13 27 32.2
Judd McVee 12 27 15.3
Taj Woewodin 13 26 14.5
Jake Bowey 13 24 17.8
Max Gawn 9 21 22.8
Harrison Petty 10 20 29.6
Jake Lever 10 17 14.8
Jake Melksham 7 16 13.2
Tom McDonald 5 15 19.6
Blake Howes 5 7 16.5
Daniel Turner 3 6 12.8
Steven May 2 6 9.9
Bayley Fritsch 3 4 15.6

Source: Herald Sun

Time in Forward Half

Quarter For Against
1 32% 68%
2 33% 67%
3 41% 59%
4 40% 60%
Match 36% 64%

Source: Match total sourced from the Herald Sun; quarter values are my own calculations.

Score Sources

Summary

Category Score Against Diff
Kick-in 1.1.7 3.0.18 -11
Centre Bounce 0.1.1 0.2.2 -1
Stoppage (Other) 6.2.38 3.8.26 +12
Turnover 2.1.13 9.10.64 -51
Score Source For Against
Match Season Match Season *
Kick-in 7 3.2 18 3.2
Centre Bounce 1 9.1 2 7.3
Stoppage (Other) 38 23.2 26 20.1
Turnover 13 42.5 64 49.0

* Against season average represents average points conceded by Melbourne across the season, not average points scored by Western Bulldogs.

Chain start region

Note: region is from the scoring team's perspective.

Category Region For Against
Match Season Match Season *
Centre Bounce Centre 1 9.1 2 7.3
Kick-in D50 7 3.2 18 3.2
Stoppage (Other) D50 6 2.4 0 1.4
Stoppage (Other) Centre 6 2.3 1 2.0
Stoppage (Other) Wing 19 12.3 9 9.4
Stoppage (Other) F50 7 6.2 16 7.3
Turnover D50 6 8.7 15 8.8
Turnover Centre 0 7.9 0 7.2
Turnover Wing 1 18.7 35 26.3
Turnover F50 6 7.2 14 6.6
Region For Against
Match Season Match Season *
D50 19 14.2 33 13.4
Centre 7 19.3 3 16.6
Wing 20 31.0 44 35.7
F50 13 13.4 30 13.9
Region For Against
Match Season Match Season *
Defensive 50 19 14.2 33 13.4
Defensive midfield 6 16.4 15 19.1
Centre bounce 1 9.1 2 7.3
Attacking midfield 20 24.8 30 25.8
Forward 50 13 13.4 30 13.9

* Against season average represents average points conceded by Melbourne across the season, not average points scored by Western Bulldogs.

Points from defensive half

For Against
Match Season Match Season *
25 30.7 48 32.5

* Against season average represents average points conceded by Melbourne across the season, not average points scored by Western Bulldogs.

Centre Bounce Attendances

  CBAs CBA % 2024 % 2023 %
Max Gawn 24 86% 84.5% 64.9%
Jack Viney 18 64% 68.2% 72.1%
Tom Sparrow 18 64% 37.9% 44.9%
Clayton Oliver 17 61% 71.4% 81.4%
Trent Rivers 16 57% 25.8% 3.0%
Koltyn Tholstrup 9 32% 5.9%  
Kysaiah Pickett 5 18% 35.8% 11.2%
Jacob van Rooyen 4 14% 18.7% 7.6%
Judd McVee 1 4% 0.2% 0.0%
Alex Neal-Bullen 0 0% 16.1% 2.1%
Harrison Petty 0 0% 8.7% 0.7%
Daniel Turner 0 0% 0.3% 0.0%
Tom McDonald 0 0% 0.0% 5.7%
Christian Petracca     55.8% 61.1%
Christian Salem     14.7% 0.0%
Bailey Laurie     8.3% 0.0%
Josh Schache     8.3% 0.0%
Charlie Spargo     4.2% 0.0%
Lachie Hunter     0.0% 0.2%

Ruck Contests and Hitouts

Ruck Contests

  Ruck
Contests
RC % 2024 % 2023 %
Max Gawn 86 82% 81.3% 57.5%
Jacob van Rooyen 19 18% 18.0% 13.1%
Harrison Petty 0 0% 8.4% 2.0%
Daniel Turner 0 0% 3.6% 0.0%
Alex Neal-Bullen 0 0% 0.0% 0.0%
Clayton Oliver 0 0% 0.0% 0.1%
Steven May 0 0% 0.0% 0.0%
Tom McDonald 0 0% 0.0% 9.3%
Tom Sparrow 0 0% 0.0% 0.0%
Josh Schache     13.3% 4.1%
Ben Brown     0.2% 2.3%
Christian Petracca     0.0% 0.4%

Hitouts

  Ruck
Contests
Hitouts To
Adv.
To Adv. %
(2024)
To Adv. %
(2023)
Max Gawn 86 44 15 27.4% 30.1%
Jacob van Rooyen 19 3 1 24.7% 31.1%
Daniel Turner 0 0 0 50.0%  
Harrison Petty 0 0 0 26.3% 25.0%
Alex Neal-Bullen 0 0 0   0.0%
Tom McDonald 0 0 0   20.0%
Ben Brown       100.0% 0.0%
Josh Schache       100.0% 0.0%
Christian Petracca         100.0%

Opposition hitouts

  Ruck
Contests
Hitouts To
Adv.
Tim English 73 28 8
Sam Darcy 32 12 3
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1 hour ago, titan_uranus said:

@WheeloRatings when was the last time we had such a low percentage in our forward half?

I don't know - it is clearly our lowest since the start of 2021 based on my estimates and I don't have data pre-2021!

Here are Melbourne's lowest 20 matches for time in forward half since the start of 2021.

Season Round Team Opposition Forward Half
2024 21 Melbourne Western Bulldogs 36.7%
2022 17 Melbourne Geelong 40.0%
2023 10 Melbourne Port Adelaide 40.1%
2024 10 Melbourne West Coast 42.4%
2024 3 Melbourne Port Adelaide 42.8%
2023 17 Melbourne St Kilda 44.3%
2024 12 Melbourne Fremantle 44.7%
2024 0 Melbourne Sydney 45.5%
2024 19 Melbourne Fremantle 45.5%
2024 1 Melbourne Western Bulldogs 46.1%
2023 2 Melbourne Brisbane 46.4%
2022 19 Melbourne Western Bulldogs 46.7%
2022 2 Melbourne Gold Coast 46.8%
2024 7 Melbourne Richmond 47.0%
2023 5 Melbourne Essendon 47.1%
2021 6 Melbourne Richmond 47.3%
2023 6 Melbourne Richmond 47.3%
2021 8 Melbourne Sydney 47.5%
2024 15 Melbourne North Melbourne 47.7%
2024 5 Melbourne Brisbane 47.7%

 

It is actually the 22nd lowest time in forward half for any team since the start of 2021.

Season Round Team Opposition Forward Half
2022 16 North Melbourne Geelong 30.1%
2021 20 Gold Coast Melbourne 31.4%
2022 10 North Melbourne Melbourne 32.0%
2024 4 North Melbourne Brisbane 32.3%
2023 17 West Coast Brisbane 34.2%
2023 18 Essendon Geelong 34.3%
2023 10 West Coast Hawthorn 34.5%
2021 17 Adelaide Essendon 34.7%
2024 19 West Coast St Kilda 35.1%
2022 18 North Melbourne Richmond 35.5%
2022 3 North Melbourne Brisbane 35.7%
2022 23 Hawthorn Western Bulldogs 35.9%
2024 7 North Melbourne Adelaide 36.1%
2022 17 West Coast Carlton 36.2%
2021 23 North Melbourne Adelaide 36.2%
2023 9 Essendon Brisbane 36.3%
2023 24 West Coast Adelaide 36.5%
2023 15 West Coast Sydney 36.5%
2022 27 Sydney Geelong 36.6%
2021 5 St Kilda Richmond 36.6%
2022 11 West Coast Western Bulldogs 36.6%
2024 21 Melbourne Western Bulldogs 36.7%
2023 8 Essendon Port Adelaide 36.7%
2023 14 North Melbourne Western Bulldogs 36.7%
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On 03/08/2024 at 18:50, Rocknroll said:

Does anyone measure broken tackles or missed tackles?

Yes Champion Data have a broken tackle stat but unfortunately not publicly available

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3 hours ago, Demon Dynasty said:

Yes Champion Data have a broken tackle stat but unfortunately not publicly available

Thanks, reckon when we play well we stick our tackles. Without trac reckon we are breaking less. Love to see these numbers

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Round 21, 2024 Marvel - Bulldogs vs Demons

No comment!  :wacko:

 

Scoring Efficiency Bulldogs Demons
Disposals Per Goal  24.6 34.9
% In50s Goal 23.1 23.1
Conversion % 42.9

65.0

 

Average Attributes  
Western Bulldogs  Attribute  Melbourne 
189.6cm  Height  186.9cm
86.9kg  Weight  86.6kg
26yr 6mth  Age  25yr 7mth
116.9 Games  113.3

 

  Total Players By Games  
Western Bulldogs  Games  Melbourne 
4 Less than 50  7
7 50 to 99  5
4 100 to 149  2
4 150 to 200  4
4 200 or more  5

 

Player Rating Rank 2023 Season Rating % Change vs 2023
T Rivers 4.625 1 3.696 25.1
J Bowey 4.275 2 2.820 51.6
M Gawn 4.100 3 3.350 22.4
C Oliver 2.975 4 5.002 -40.5
T Sparrow 2.950 5 2.811 4.9
Ed Langdon 2.525 6 3.057 -17.4
J V Rooyen 2.425 7 2.170 11.8
K Tholstrup 2.300 8 - -
J McVee 2.200 9 2.320 -5.2
J Lever 2.150 10 3.131 -31.3
B Howes 1.925 11 2.235 -13.9
A N-Bullen 1.875 12 2.532 -25.9
Jack Viney 1.850 13 3.707 -50.1
S May < 40% 1.800 14 3.213 -44.0
H Petty 1.800 14 2.718 -33.8
T McDonald 1.525 16 2.054 -25.8
T Woewodin 1.500 17 1.406 6.7
K Chandler 1.475 18 2.265 -34.9
K Pickett 1.475 18 2.101 -29.8
A M-Wakefield 1.300 20 - -
B Fritsch 1.225 21 2.324 -47.3
D Turner > 51% 0.575 22 1.825 -68.5
J Melksham 0.250 23 1.599 -84.4
Team Score 48.85   69.86 -30.1
Top 6 21.45   24.43 -12.2
Bottom 6 7.55   15.17 -50.2

< Subbed out TOG %

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Bulldogs

Player Rating Rank
M Bontempelli 6.200 1
A Treloar 5.800 2
B Dale 4.850 3
R Lobb 4.300 4
L Bramble 4.300 4
C Poulter 4.125 6
B Williams 4.075 7
T English 4.000 8
T Liberatore < 63% 3.725 9
J U-Hagan 3.500 10
C Weightman 3.125 11
R Garcia 3.050 12
Sam Darcy 2.750 13
L Jones 2.650 14
Ed Richards 2.475 15
L Vandermeer 2.200 16
R West 1.850 17
B Khamis 1.750 18
A Naughton 1.600 19
T Duryea 1.600 19
C Daniel > 19% 1.425 21
N Coffield 1.150 22
L McNeil 1.100 23
Team Rating 70.50  
Top 6 29.58  
Bottom 6 9.38  

Stats courtesy of footwire.com & wheeloratings.com

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50 minutes ago, Demon Dynasty said:

Round 21, 2024 Marvel - Bulldogs vs Demons

No comment!  :wacko:

 

Scoring Efficiency Bulldogs Demons
Disposals Per Goal  24.6 34.9
% In50s Goal 23.1 23.1
Conversion % 42.9

65.0

 

Average Attributes  
Western Bulldogs  Attribute  Melbourne 
189.6cm  Height  186.9cm
86.9kg  Weight  86.6kg
26yr 6mth  Age  25yr 7mth
116.9 Games  113.3

 

  Total Players By Games  
Western Bulldogs  Games  Melbourne 
4 Less than 50  7
7 50 to 99  5
4 100 to 149  2
4 150 to 200  4
4 200 or more  5

 

Player Rating Rank 2023 Season Rating % Change vs 2023
T Rivers 4.625 1 3.696 25.1
J Bowey 4.275 2 2.820 51.6
M Gawn 4.100 3 3.350 22.4
C Oliver 2.975 4 5.002 -40.5
T Sparrow 2.950 5 2.811 4.9
Ed Langdon 2.525 6 3.057 -17.4
J V Rooyen 2.425 7 2.170 11.8
K Tholstrup 2.300 8 - -
J McVee 2.200 9 2.320 -5.2
J Lever 2.150 10 3.131 -31.3
B Howes 1.925 11 2.235 -13.9
A N-Bullen 1.875 12 2.532 -25.9
Jack Viney 1.850 13 3.707 -50.1
S May < 40% 1.800 14 3.213 -44.0
H Petty 1.800 14 2.718 -33.8
T McDonald 1.525 16 2.054 -25.8
T Woewodin 1.500 17 1.406 6.7
K Chandler 1.475 18 2.265 -34.9
K Pickett 1.475 18 2.101 -29.8
A M-Wakefield 1.300 20 - -
B Fritsch 1.225 21 2.324 -47.3
D Turner > 51% 0.575 22 1.825 -68.5
J Melksham 0.250 23 1.599 -84.4
Team Score 48.85   69.86 -30.1
Top 6 21.45   24.43 -12.2
Bottom 6 7.55   15.17 -50.2

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Bulldogs

Player Rating Rank
M Bontempelli 6.200 1
A Treloar 5.800 2
B Dale 4.850 3
R Lobb 4.300 4
L Bramble 4.300 4
C Poulter 4.125 6
B Williams 4.075 7
T English 4.000 8
T Liberatore < 63% 3.725 9
J U-Hagan 3.500 10
C Weightman 3.125 11
R Garcia 3.050 12
Sam Darcy 2.750 13
L Jones 2.650 14
Ed Richards 2.475 15
L Vandermeer 2.200 16
R West 1.850 17
B Khamis 1.750 18
A Naughton 1.600 19
T Duryea 1.600 19
C Daniel > 19% 1.425 21
N Coffield 1.150 22
L McNeil 1.100 23
Team Rating 70.50  
Top 6 29.58  
Bottom 6 9.38  

Stats courtesy of footwire.com & wheeloratings.com

Well DD those stats Bare out just how good Doggies were and apart from our best 6-8 players just how shizen we were, it was so hard to watch.

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11 hours ago, DeeZone said:

Well DD those stats Bare out just how good Doggies were and apart from our best 6-8 players just how shizen we were, it was so hard to watch.

Bar Rivers entre' into the midfield and the progress of Windsor there hasn't been much to get excited about this season DZ.

70.5 is a big team rating for the Dogs and roughly where we were at in some matches in 2021.  We averaged 67.2 in the H&A season that year and posted a 69.5 in the GF

Daniels, with only 19% game time, pretty much matched the ratings of our two key small forwards in Pickett & Chandler!

Obviously they probably didn't get the service with inside 50s but regardless, we are nowhere near the level both in a form and a work rate sense since Round 9 vs the Blues which was three months ago now.

Combined Ratings

Player Rating Rank
M Bontempelli 6.200 1
A Treloar 5.800 2
B Dale 4.850 3
T Rivers 4.625 4
R Lobb 4.300 5
L Bramble 4.300 5
J Bowey 4.275 7
C Poulter 4.125 8
M Gawn 4.100 9
B Williams 4.075 10
T English 4.000 11
T Liberatore < 63% 3.725 12
J U-Hagan 3.500 13
C Weightman 3.125 14
R Garcia 3.050 15
C Oliver 2.975 16
T Sparrow 2.950 17
Sam Darcy 2.750 18
L Jones 2.650 19
Ed Langdon 2.525 20
Ed Richards 2.475 21
J V Rooyen 2.425 22
K Tholstrup 2.300 23
L Vandermeer 2.200 24
J McVee 2.200 24
J Lever 2.150 26
B Howes 1.925 27
A N-Bullen 1.875 28
Jack Viney 1.850 29
R West 1.850 29
S May < 40% 1.800 31
H Petty 1.800 31
B Khamis 1.750 33
A Naughton 1.600 34
T Duryea 1.600 34
T McDonald 1.525 36
T Woewodin 1.500 37
K Chandler 1.475 38
K Pickett 1.475 38
C Daniel > 19% 1.425 40
A M-Wakefield 1.300 41
B Fritsch 1.225 42
N Coffield 1.150 43
L McNeil 1.100 44
D Turner > 51% 0.575 45
J Melksham 0.250 46
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17 hours ago, Demon Dynasty said:

Yes Champion Data have a broken tackle stat but unfortunately not publicly available

Like so many other hidden stats they have 'locked away' in their safe.

So annoying and I'm convinced they have a deal with the broadcasters so those of us who like stats will still listen to carp commentary and media shows. 

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    DRUBBING by Meggs

    With Casey Fields basking in sunshine, an enthusiastic throng of young Demons fans formed a guard of honour for the evergreen and much admired 75-gamer Paxy Paxman. As the home team ran out to play, Paxy’s banner promised that the Demons would bounce back from last week’s loss to Brisbane and reign supreme.   Disappointingly, the Kangaroos dominated the match to win by 50 points, but our Paxy certainly did her bit.  She was clearly our best player, sweeping well in defence.

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    GARNER STRENGTH by Meggs

    In keeping with our tough draw theme, Week 3 sees Melbourne take on flag favourites, North Melbourne, at Casey Fields this Sunday at 1:05pm.  The weather forecast looks dry, a coolish 14 degrees and will be characteristically gusty.  Remember when Casey Fields was considered our fortress?  The Demons have lost two of their past three matches at the Field of Dreams, so opposition teams commute down the Princes Highway with more optimism these days.  The Dees held the highe

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    ALLY’S FIELDS by Meggs

    It was a sunny morning at Casey Fields, as Demon supporters young and old formed a guard of honour for fan favourite and 50-gamer Alyssa Bannan.  Banno’s banner stated the speedster was the ‘fastest 50 games’ by an AFLW player ever.   For Dees supporters, today was not our day and unfortunately not for Banno either. A couple of opportunities emerged for our number 6 but alas there was no sizzle.   Brisbane atoned for last week’s record loss to North Melbourne, comprehensively out

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    GOOD MORNING by Meggs

    If you are driving or training it to Cranbourne on Saturday, don’t forget to set your alarm clock. The Melbourne Demons play the reigning premiers Brisbane Lions at Casey Fields this Saturday, with the bounce of the ball at 11:05am.  Yes, that’s AM.   The AFLW fixture shows deference to the AFL men’s finals games.  So, for the men it’s good afternoon and good evening and for the women it’s good morning.     The Lions were wounded last week by 44 points, their highest ever los

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    HORE ON FIRE by Meggs

    The 40,000 seat $319 million redeveloped Kardinia Park Stadium was nowhere near capacity last night but the strong, noisy contingent of Melbourne supporters led by the DeeArmy journeyed to Geelong to witness a high-quality battle between two of the best teams in AFLW.   The Cats entered the arena to the blasting sounds of Zombie Nation and made a hot start kicking the first 2 goals. They brought tremendous forward half pressure, and our newly renovated defensive unit looked shaky.

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    REMATCH by Meggs

    The Mighty Demons take on the confident Cats this Saturday night at the recently completed $319 million redeveloped GMHBA Stadium, with the bounce of the ball at 7:15pm. Our last game of 2023 was an agonisingly close 5-point semi-final loss to Geelong, and we look forward to Melbourne turning the tables this week. Practice match form was scratchy for both teams with the Demons losing practice matches to Carlton and Port Adelaide, while the Cats beat Collingwood but then lost to Essendo

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    WELCOME 2024 by Meggs

    It’s been hard to miss the seismic global momentum happening in Women’s sport of late. The Matildas have been playing to record sell-out crowds across Australia and ‘Mary Fowler is God’ is chalked onto footpaths everywhere. WNBA basketball rookie sensation Caitlin Clark has almost single-handedly elevated her Indiana Fever team to unprecedented viewership, attendances and playoffs in the USA.   Our female Aussie Paris 2024 Olympians won 13 out of Australia’s all-time record 18 gol

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    EPILOGUE by Whispering Jack

    I sit huddled in near darkness, the only light coming through flickering embers in a damp fireplace, the room in total silence after the thunderstorm died. I wonder if they bothered to restart the game.  No point really. It was over before it started. The team’s five star generals in defence and midfield ruled out of the fray, a few others missing in action against superior enemy firepower and too few left to fly the flag for the field marshal defiantly leading his outnumbered army int

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