You're a Bunch of Factors

4.19.1 Most Premierships

4.19.2 Most Wooden Spoons (Last Place)

4.19.3 Highest Score in an AFL match

4.19.4 Lowest Score in an AFL match

4.19.5 Most Goals by a player
Game -
Season
4.19.6 Longest Winning Sequence

4.19.7 Longest Losing Sequence

4.19.8 Longest Premiership Drought


4.19.9 Yet to still win a Premiership

4.19.10 Yet to 'win' the Wooden Spoon


4.19.13 Most Consecutive Matches by a player

4.19.14 Longest Finals Absence

4.19.16 Best Goal Kicking Average per game

second question

how did a team win the wooden spoon, and the premiership in the same year

what was the team, and what year?

bennymacca wrote:second question

how did a team win the wooden spoon, and the premiership in the same year

what was the team, and what year?

I'm pretty sure it was Fitzroy during WWI, when there were only 4 sides. They finished the season in 4th, then in the finals, they notched up 2 wins in a row to take out the Premiership.

Most Wooden Spoons - St Kilda.

Longest Premiership Drought - Sydney, 72 years I think.

Never won a premiership - Fremantle (only club left that haven't).

4.19.1 Most Premierships - Carlton

4.19.2 Most Wooden Spoons (Last Place) - St Kilda

4.19.3 Highest Score in an AFL match -

4.19.4 Lowest Score in an AFL match

4.19.5 Most Goals by a player
Game -
Season - 149 goals to Ken Farmer, whoops Gordon Coventry

4.19.6 Longest Winning Sequence - Carlton 26 games.

4.19.7 Longest Losing Sequence

4.19.8 Longest Premiership Drought - Bulldogs

4.19.9 Yet to still win a Premiership - University & Fremantle

4.19.10 Yet to 'win' the Wooden Spoon - Crows haven't!!

4.19.13 Most Consecutive Matches by a player - Jim Stynes 213

4.19.14 Longest Finals Absence

4.19.15 Greatest Losing Margin in a Grand final - Port 119 points

4.19.16 Best Goal Kicking Average per game[/quote]

AK: st kilda is right - 26 spoons - sydney also right

bacon: premierships - carlton and essendon both 16

most goals by a player in a season - bob pratt and peter hudson, 150 in a season

longest winning sequence - 23 Games Geelong Round 12,1952 to Round 13, 1953, (26 wins by carlton if you count a draw in the mix as well)

jim stynes is right, but he played 244 consecutive games

Bacon wrote:4.19.15 Greatest Losing Margin in a Grand final - Port 119 points

damn straight bacon

Peter Hudson works in the same department as me, just in Melbourne. He was off-site the 3 days I was over there too.

and you didnt get that question right???? LOL

I'm no Hawks fan.

Highest scoring game for one side was Geelong against he Bears, early 90s at Carrara