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The Free Kick Ladder - 2026

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Would love to know the fors and against for ump 22 - Williamson over the last 5 years for our games

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5 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

Well, I’m not complaining (yet) even though we're not getting paid enough frees šŸ˜‰

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Geelong, wow tells you everything you need to know.

St.Kilda, still can win a game with a plus 23 differential. šŸ˜‚

I'm surprised that the top 8 sides are all Melbourne based sides, normally the crowd affirmation for interstate sides is worth a bit.

Geelong averaging 10 free kicks more a game than their opposition is bs.


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Synopsis:

Best differentials

1 - Geelong (+44)
2 - St Kilda (+23)
3 - Western Bulldogs (+18)
4 - Richmond (+10)
5 - Essendon (+8)

Worst differentials

1 - GWS Giants (-23)
2 - Gold Coast (-18)
3 - West Coast (-14)
4 - Port Adelaide (-12)
5 - Adelaide (-11)

Most frees for

1 - Geelong (102)
2 - North Melbourne (95)
Eq.3 - St Kilda & Western Bulldogs (87)
5 - Richmond (84)

Best differentials

1 - Geelong (+44)
2 - St Kilda (+23)
3 - Western Bulldogs (+18)
4 - Richmond (+10)
5 - Essendon (+8)

Worst differentials

1 - GWS Giants (-23)
2 - Gold Coast (-18)
3 - West Coast (-14)
4 - Port Adelaide (-12)
5 - Adelaide (-11)

Most frees for

1 - Geelong (102)
2 - North Melbourne (95)
Eq.3 - St Kilda & Western Bulldogs (87)
5 - Richmond (84)

Best differentials

1 - Geelong (+44)
2 - St Kilda (+23)
3 - Western Bulldogs (+18)
4 - Richmond (+10)
5 - Essendon (+8)

Worst differentials

1 - GWS Giants (-23)
2 - Gold Coast (-18)
3 - West Coast (-14)
4 - Port Adelaide (-12)
5 - Adelaide (-11)

Most frees for

1 - Geelong (102)
2 - North Melbourne (95)
Eq.3 - St Kilda & Western Bulldogs (87)
5 - Richmond (84)

Least frees for

1 - GWS Giants (58)
2 - Melbourne (60)
3 - Collingwood (63)
4 - Adelaide (67)
5 - Gold Coast (68)

Most frees against

Eq.1 - North Melbourne & West Coast (93)
Eq.3 - Sydney & Gold Coast (86)
5 - Port Adelaide (83)

Least frees against

1 - Geelong (58)
2 - Melbourne (59)
3 - St Kilda (64)
4 - Western Bulldogs (69)
5 - Collingwood (71)

The 2026 Free Kick Ladder - Round 4

Geelong (+44) has had four games with free kick differentials of +9 or more to comfortably sit on top of the standings.

The Cats have received 102 frees and given away only 58.

St Kilda (+23) sit second but are +21 behind the Cats, while the Western Bulldogs (+18) are third just clear of Richmond (+10) who have often been at the other end of the FK Ladder.

As mentioned earlier, Vic teams make up the top eight with Essendon (+8), Hawthorn (+3), North Melbourne (+2)and Melbourne (+1) all with positive differentials.

Down the bottom is poor old GWS (-23)who finished second bottom last year. It's back to regular programming for a Dimma-coached team with Gold Coast (-18) second last, then West Coast (-14) third bottom after finishing last year in 15th on the FK Ladder

SA pair Port Adelaide (-12) and Adelaide (-11) make up the bottom five.

The eight interstate clubs all have negative differentials.

Make of that what you will.

Brisbane (-3), Sydney (-6), Carlton (-6), Fremantle (-8) and Collingwood (-8) make up the middle table but all have differentials in the red.

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