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List Demographic
While still mathematically a chance looking at the breakdown of our list and how that sits against some of the better sides and potential for internal improvement: (excl Geary and Kyle retired or left)
Age:
18-23: 17
24-30: 21
30+: 3
Games:
0: 4
1-50: 10
51-100: 14
101-150: 7
151-200: 3
200+ 3
AVE: 80 games
Assuming Kent (99 games, age 28 1/2) and Hannebery (225, 31 1/2) gone
Ryder stays
Apart from WB and Melb all other premiers in 2010-2021 period had over 100 game average ranging from 101 - 167.
Therefore the demograpic of the list says the best is yet to come and will get younger once above have left with 28 players in the 1-100 games bracket.
The position therefore is that the next 2 years in the areas of recruitment/ drafting, trading and most importantly internal development will be critical to determining if the next 5-8 years are a period of finals and pushing for the imaginary 2nd premiership or mediocrity resulting ultimately in a fall back down the ladder to rebuild number (sorry lost count).
Age:
18-23: 17
24-30: 21
30+: 3
Games:
0: 4
1-50: 10
51-100: 14
101-150: 7
151-200: 3
200+ 3
AVE: 80 games
Assuming Kent (99 games, age 28 1/2) and Hannebery (225, 31 1/2) gone
Ryder stays
Apart from WB and Melb all other premiers in 2010-2021 period had over 100 game average ranging from 101 - 167.
Therefore the demograpic of the list says the best is yet to come and will get younger once above have left with 28 players in the 1-100 games bracket.
The position therefore is that the next 2 years in the areas of recruitment/ drafting, trading and most importantly internal development will be critical to determining if the next 5-8 years are a period of finals and pushing for the imaginary 2nd premiership or mediocrity resulting ultimately in a fall back down the ladder to rebuild number (sorry lost count).
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Re: List Demographic
27 wooden spoons.
We'll win a few more before we ever get to be top 4 again
We'll win a few more before we ever get to be top 4 again
A real Sainter will pledge allegiance to the ❤ and despise the Pies, the Blues, and the Injectors.
Remember one of the 10 Commandments : Thou shalt have no other team before thee
Remember one of the 10 Commandments : Thou shalt have no other team before thee
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Re: List Demographic
You summabitch...you read my mind & stole my line.WellardSaint wrote: ↑Mon 08 Aug 2022 2:40pm 27 wooden spoons.
We'll win a few more before we ever get to be top 4 again
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Re: List Demographic
Like the "spirit" the lads serve up every week?
Like the "spirit" these gutless wonders served up for Spuds game?
Is that "spirit" you're searching for here?
Because that's the one we got....get on board it's contagious.
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Re: List Demographic
older saint wrote: ↑Mon 08 Aug 2022 2:16pm While still mathematically a chance looking at the breakdown of our list and how that sits against some of the better sides and potential for internal improvement: (excl Geary and Kyle retired or left)
Age:
18-23: 17
24-30: 21
30+: 3
Games:
0: 4
1-50: 10
51-100: 14
101-150: 7
151-200: 3
200+ 3
AVE: 80 games
Assuming Kent (99 games, age 28 1/2) and Hannebery (225, 31 1/2) gone
Ryder stays
Apart from WB and Melb all other premiers in 2010-2021 period had over 100 game average ranging from 101 - 167.
Therefore the demograpic of the list says the best is yet to come and will get younger once above have left with 28 players in the 1-100 games bracket.
The position therefore is that the next 2 years in the areas of recruitment/ drafting, trading and most importantly internal development will be critical to determining if the next 5-8 years are a period of finals and pushing for the imaginary 2nd premiership or mediocrity resulting ultimately in a fall back down the ladder to rebuild number (sorry lost count).
It's always just over the next horizon....a few more good trades, draft picks, development of young players, some choice asst coaches....
An absolute burn it down from the top is the only way. We gotta torch it all .... Refine this cloudy club and skim off the contamination so we are left with
some quality and worth.
Gotta go....some but not all....
Boards members
Coaches
Administration
Players
Or the next few years no matter how well strategic and determined will yield medicority and a product containing garbage
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Re: List Demographic
What sought of supporter are you, everyone knows Fortious Quo Fidelius is Latin for "there's always next year".SAINT-LEE wrote: ↑Mon 08 Aug 2022 5:04pmolder saint wrote: ↑Mon 08 Aug 2022 2:16pm While still mathematically a chance looking at the breakdown of our list and how that sits against some of the better sides and potential for internal improvement: (excl Geary and Kyle retired or left)
Age:
18-23: 17
24-30: 21
30+: 3
Games:
0: 4
1-50: 10
51-100: 14
101-150: 7
151-200: 3
200+ 3
AVE: 80 games
Assuming Kent (99 games, age 28 1/2) and Hannebery (225, 31 1/2) gone
Ryder stays
Apart from WB and Melb all other premiers in 2010-2021 period had over 100 game average ranging from 101 - 167.
Therefore the demograpic of the list says the best is yet to come and will get younger once above have left with 28 players in the 1-100 games bracket.
The position therefore is that the next 2 years in the areas of recruitment/ drafting, trading and most importantly internal development will be critical to determining if the next 5-8 years are a period of finals and pushing for the imaginary 2nd premiership or mediocrity resulting ultimately in a fall back down the ladder to rebuild number (sorry lost count).
It's always just over the next horizon....a few more good trades, draft picks, development of young players, some choice asst coaches....
An absolute burn it down from the top is the only way. We gotta torch it all .... Refine this cloudy club and skim off the contamination so we are left with
some quality and worth.
Gotta go....some but not all....
Boards members
Coaches
Administration
Players
Or the next few years no matter how well strategic and determined will yield medicority and a product containing garbage
Re: List Demographic
An informative contribution - and correct
Wilkie was among other mature aged State League players bought in because of the age/experience demographic of our List
In support of the analysis I would add that many making their opinions known on this forum have no idea of what it takes to build (yes, build in these times of compromised Drafting and other player movement regulations) a side which can successively play finals football because by successively playing finals football you best position to win a premiership
Apart from Ryder and Hannebery, our next most experienced is the liability Ross
Then we are down to Billings and Sinclair, both about 130 games
We have a core of younger players whose futures look bright, starting with King, Windhager, Owens, Sharman
and Wanganeen-Milera
We just do not have a class core of half a dozen players between Ryder and Hannebery and Sinclair and Billings
Plus some structural issues with height in key positions both forward and back (so support for King and Howard)
For all the demented carry on on this forum by some, we are realistically 2 years off given the logistics of our List and the need for a couple of players
That is football and football Clubs
They are always a work in progress
And only one side wins the premiership each year
Wilkie was among other mature aged State League players bought in because of the age/experience demographic of our List
In support of the analysis I would add that many making their opinions known on this forum have no idea of what it takes to build (yes, build in these times of compromised Drafting and other player movement regulations) a side which can successively play finals football because by successively playing finals football you best position to win a premiership
Apart from Ryder and Hannebery, our next most experienced is the liability Ross
Then we are down to Billings and Sinclair, both about 130 games
We have a core of younger players whose futures look bright, starting with King, Windhager, Owens, Sharman
and Wanganeen-Milera
We just do not have a class core of half a dozen players between Ryder and Hannebery and Sinclair and Billings
Plus some structural issues with height in key positions both forward and back (so support for King and Howard)
For all the demented carry on on this forum by some, we are realistically 2 years off given the logistics of our List and the need for a couple of players
That is football and football Clubs
They are always a work in progress
And only one side wins the premiership each year
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Re: List Demographic
18 - 23
Bytel
Clark
Coffield
Paton
Wanganeen-Milera
Owens
Sharman
Windhager
Higgins
King
Battle
Byrnes
Connolly
24- 26
Mckenzie
Gresham
Steele
Wilkie
Howard
Butler
Billings
Marshall
Highmore
Hayes
Long
27 - 28
Jones
Sinclair
Membrey
Crouch
Wood
Leinert
Kent
29
Hill
Webster
Ross
30+
Ryder
Hannebery
Campbell
Bytel
Clark
Coffield
Paton
Wanganeen-Milera
Owens
Sharman
Windhager
Higgins
King
Battle
Byrnes
Connolly
24- 26
Mckenzie
Gresham
Steele
Wilkie
Howard
Butler
Billings
Marshall
Highmore
Hayes
Long
27 - 28
Jones
Sinclair
Membrey
Crouch
Wood
Leinert
Kent
29
Hill
Webster
Ross
30+
Ryder
Hannebery
Campbell
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Re: List Demographic
Vortex wrote: ↑Mon 08 Aug 2022 6:32pmWhat sought of supporter are you, everyone knows Fortious Quo Fidelius is Latin for "there's always next year".SAINT-LEE wrote: ↑Mon 08 Aug 2022 5:04pmolder saint wrote: ↑Mon 08 Aug 2022 2:16pm While still mathematically a chance looking at the breakdown of our list and how that sits against some of the better sides and potential for internal improvement: (excl Geary and Kyle retired or left)
Age:
18-23: 17
24-30: 21
30+: 3
Games:
0: 4
1-50: 10
51-100: 14
101-150: 7
151-200: 3
200+ 3
AVE: 80 games
Assuming Kent (99 games, age 28 1/2) and Hannebery (225, 31 1/2) gone
Ryder stays
Apart from WB and Melb all other premiers in 2010-2021 period had over 100 game average ranging from 101 - 167.
Therefore the demograpic of the list says the best is yet to come and will get younger once above have left with 28 players in the 1-100 games bracket.
The position therefore is that the next 2 years in the areas of recruitment/ drafting, trading and most importantly internal development will be critical to determining if the next 5-8 years are a period of finals and pushing for the imaginary 2nd premiership or mediocrity resulting ultimately in a fall back down the ladder to rebuild number (sorry lost count).
It's always just over the next horizon....a few more good trades, draft picks, development of young players, some choice asst coaches....
An absolute burn it down from the top is the only way. We gotta torch it all .... Refine this cloudy club and skim off the contamination so we are left with
some quality and worth.
Gotta go....some but not all....
Boards members
Coaches
Administration
Players
Or the next few years no matter how well strategic and determined will yield medicority and a product containing garbage
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Re: List Demographic
Coffield
Clarke
They absolutely suck.
Slow as a wet week.
Clarke cannot run to defend to save himself!!!
Stengle ran rings around him last week.
Paton was going ok until he broke his leg.
If these players do not come good next year (injuries or no injuries), then it’s see ya later.
If you are no good by the time you are 23 and consistently getting midfield time and over 20 possessions then you have to go.
Harsh, but bad luck. Keep turning them over.
Clarke
They absolutely suck.
Slow as a wet week.
Clarke cannot run to defend to save himself!!!
Stengle ran rings around him last week.
Paton was going ok until he broke his leg.
If these players do not come good next year (injuries or no injuries), then it’s see ya later.
If you are no good by the time you are 23 and consistently getting midfield time and over 20 possessions then you have to go.
Harsh, but bad luck. Keep turning them over.
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Neither are slow., and Coffield is actually pretty quick. The red mist of infernal rage can distort.
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If you want to heap s*** on a player at least learn how to spell his f****** name.Annoyedsaint wrote: ↑Tue 09 Aug 2022 3:07am Coffield
Clarke
They absolutely suck.
Slow as a wet week.
Clarke cannot run to defend to save himself!!!
Stengle ran rings around him last week.
Paton was going ok until he broke his leg.
If these players do not come good next year (injuries or no injuries), then it’s see ya later.
If you are no good by the time you are 23 and consistently getting midfield time and over 20 possessions then you have to go.
Harsh, but bad luck. Keep turning them over.
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Re: List Demographic
Forget the age demographic.
It is quality that matters. Look at the Cats this year.
We simply do not have enough top end players of any age.
It is quality that matters. Look at the Cats this year.
We simply do not have enough top end players of any age.
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Geelong has 16 players aged 29 or older. Nearly all their key players are in that age bracket. They have more players over 30 than any other team.
Each week they put out a team that has the most games experience by a country mile.
A list demographic should be ideally look like a bell curve. Theirs looks like the left hand side of a triangle
Each week they put out a team that has the most games experience by a country mile.
A list demographic should be ideally look like a bell curve. Theirs looks like the left hand side of a triangle
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Geelong have no choice as they invested so much into their influential players Dangerfield, Hawkins, etc and the time is ticking for all they have to go all in now.saintsRrising wrote: ↑Thu 11 Aug 2022 1:48am Forget the age demographic.
It is quality that matters. Look at the Cats this year.
We simply do not have enough top end players of any age.
Very different to us who must build without the benefit of father sons or dodgy real estate deals which become available once you retire such as down Barwon way