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If the metric is "how many games do you need to win to get at least one premiership?" then we are the most efficient!

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    Geelong on top of that table. Well, what a coincidence. Lego have just released the latest in their AFL club range.

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    Those stats for MFC are the harsh reality of 2007-2017, 2019-2020 and so far in 2025. We really do have to fight our way back to relevance, we have had so little of it.

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    The only table that matters really at the end of the day is flags won since 2000, you can be really good H &A like Bombers 01, Port 01-03, us 22/23, Sydney 14, 24,Freo 15, Saints 09/10, Pies 11 , 19 for no return or be a team winning not many H & A but actually building but the table is

    Hawks 4

    Lions 4

    Cats 4

    Tigers 3

    Swans 2

    Eagles 2

    Pies 2

    Dee’s 1

    Port 1

    Dogs 1

    Bombers 1

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    23 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

    Geelong on top of that table. Well, what a coincidence. Lego have just released the latest in their AFL club range.

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    Hahahaha that is absolute GOLD

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    For the benefit of Essendon fans I think the table should be cut to just the last 20 years, instead of being tweaked just to include their 2000 premiership. So just looking at H&A tallies we would be;

    Deleting 21 wins for year 2000, then 17, 12, 13 and 12 to through to 2004. We can restart the tally from 2005.

    Making it 274 - 75 = 199, with zero premierships and zero finals wins.

    From 2005 on, Essendon have only seven more H&A wins than us, despite us going through realistically the darkest period of any still-living club.

    Plus, we have won six finals including a premiership.

    It was obvious that the original author of the chart had skewed it to make Essendon look better, or relevant, so I just had to burn it.

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