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Re: breaking win droughts

PostPosted: Thu Sep 22, 2016 8:51 pm
by therisingblues
JK wrote:
therisingblues wrote:
csbowes wrote:Sturt. 1996 v West at Adelaide Oval.

First win after being 0-20 the previous year...

We all ran into the oval to celebrate, story made front page of the tiser.

And things just got progressively better for us from then on.
Phil Carman, absolute champion. The King Arthur of the SFC leading us out of our age of darkness.


Geez we've been generous to you blokes haven't we - Oatey, McInnes, Carman ;)

We just open the door, and they come rushing over mate! :lol:

Re: breaking win droughts

PostPosted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 9:23 am
by JK
therisingblues wrote:
JK wrote:
therisingblues wrote:
csbowes wrote:Sturt. 1996 v West at Adelaide Oval.

First win after being 0-20 the previous year...

We all ran into the oval to celebrate, story made front page of the tiser.

And things just got progressively better for us from then on.
Phil Carman, absolute champion. The King Arthur of the SFC leading us out of our age of darkness.


Geez we've been generous to you blokes haven't we - Oatey, McInnes, Carman ;)

We just open the door, and they come rushing over mate! :lol:


Yeah, that's what Bruce Winter and Jace Bode told me ;)

Re: breaking win droughts

PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2022 10:57 pm
by Big Phil
spell_check wrote:The losing streaks ahead of the one broken in the last round are:
Losses, Team, Rounds, Team defeated
56 - Glenelg (Rd 1 1921-Rd 14 1924) Torrens 12.6 vs 10.10, Rd 1 1925
34 - South (Rd 4 1947-Rd 4 1949) West 11.17 vs 9.10, Rd 4 1949
26 - South (Rd 5 1988-Rd 8 1989) Norwood 17.8 vs 13.14, Rd 9 1989
26 - Sturt (Rd 24 1994-Rd 2 1996) West 12.13 vs 11.12, Rd 3 1996
23 - South (Rd 17 1949-Rd 5 1951) Sturt 14.11 vs 6.14, Rd 6 1951
22 - South (Rd 12 1961-Rd 14 1962) North 10.18 vs 11.9, Rd 15 1962
21 - Central (Rd 1 1964-Rd 1 1965) Woodville 14.14 vs 12.9, Rd 2 1965
21 - Woodville (Rd 20 1981-Rd 18 1982) Torrens 29.11 vs 23.13, Rd 19 1982
20 - Glenelg (Rd 7 1935-Rd 9 1936) Norwood 19.15 vs 19.11, Rd 10 1936
20 - Sturt (Rd 17 1992-Rd 14 1993) North 12.17 vs 10.10, Rd 15 1993
19 - South (Rd 10 1908-Rd 4 1910) West 4.10 vs 4.6, Rd 5 1910
19 - South (Rd 5 1969-Rd 3 1970) Woodville 15.10 vs 12.9, Rd 4 1970
19 - North (Rd 15 2000-Rd 12 2001) Sturt 13.17 vs 11.6, Rd 13 2001
18 - West (Rd 10 1905-Rd 3 1907) North 5.12 vs 4.13, Rd 4 1907

There are no greater wins to end a losing streak in that table which surpasses the 57 point win by North on the weekend


@spell_check Do you have Westies now at 18 consecutive losses, yeah? Equalling their previous worst run.

Re: breaking win droughts

PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2022 11:24 pm
by spell_check
Big Phil wrote:
spell_check wrote:The losing streaks ahead of the one broken in the last round are:
Losses, Team, Rounds, Team defeated
56 - Glenelg (Rd 1 1921-Rd 14 1924) Torrens 12.6 vs 10.10, Rd 1 1925
34 - South (Rd 4 1947-Rd 4 1949) West 11.17 vs 9.10, Rd 4 1949
26 - South (Rd 5 1988-Rd 8 1989) Norwood 17.8 vs 13.14, Rd 9 1989
26 - Sturt (Rd 24 1994-Rd 2 1996) West 12.13 vs 11.12, Rd 3 1996
23 - South (Rd 17 1949-Rd 5 1951) Sturt 14.11 vs 6.14, Rd 6 1951
22 - South (Rd 12 1961-Rd 14 1962) North 10.18 vs 11.9, Rd 15 1962
21 - Central (Rd 1 1964-Rd 1 1965) Woodville 14.14 vs 12.9, Rd 2 1965
21 - Woodville (Rd 20 1981-Rd 18 1982) Torrens 29.11 vs 23.13, Rd 19 1982
20 - Glenelg (Rd 7 1935-Rd 9 1936) Norwood 19.15 vs 19.11, Rd 10 1936
20 - Sturt (Rd 17 1992-Rd 14 1993) North 12.17 vs 10.10, Rd 15 1993
19 - South (Rd 10 1908-Rd 4 1910) West 4.10 vs 4.6, Rd 5 1910
19 - South (Rd 5 1969-Rd 3 1970) Woodville 15.10 vs 12.9, Rd 4 1970
19 - North (Rd 15 2000-Rd 12 2001) Sturt 13.17 vs 11.6, Rd 13 2001
18 - West (Rd 10 1905-Rd 3 1907) North 5.12 vs 4.13, Rd 4 1907

There are no greater wins to end a losing streak in that table which surpasses the 57 point win by North on the weekend


@spell_check Do you have Westies now at 18 consecutive losses, yeah? Equalling their previous worst run.


Yes

Re: breaking win droughts

PostPosted: Tue May 03, 2022 10:16 pm
by Big Phil
Big Phil wrote:@spell_check Do you have Westies now at 18 consecutive losses, yeah? Equalling their previous worst run.

spell_check wrote:Yes

Thanks mate.

Re: breaking win droughts

PostPosted: Mon May 09, 2022 8:35 am
by Big Phil
Big Phil wrote:
Big Phil wrote:@spell_check Do you have Westies now at 18 consecutive losses, yeah? Equalling their previous worst run.

spell_check wrote:Yes

Thanks mate.


A couple of Westies people are suggesting their previous worst run went into the 20's?

Re: breaking win droughts

PostPosted: Tue May 10, 2022 8:27 am
by robranisgod
Big Phil wrote:
Big Phil wrote:
Big Phil wrote:@spell_check Do you have Westies now at 18 consecutive losses, yeah? Equalling their previous worst run.

spell_check wrote:Yes

Thanks mate.


A couple of Westies people are suggesting their previous worst run went into the 20's?


I have always thought that West lost 22 games between 1897 and 1899 before beating North in early 1899.

Also from a North perspective, I always found it amazing that North lost 19 games in a row between 2000 and 2001 and incredibly didn't win the wooden spoon on either occasion. Glenelg did both years. I think that North and Glenelg in those 2 years were further off the pace than Central and West are at the moment. In Round 9 of 2000, North lost to Central by 137 points and not to be outdone, Glenelg lost to the Eagles by 137 points. Neither Central nor West have lost by anywhere near that amount this season.

Re: breaking win droughts

PostPosted: Tue May 10, 2022 10:28 pm
by spell_check
There was one game forfeited in 1898; that is excluded in my records. However, if you included it, it still only adds up to 16, because there was an abandoned game at quarter time against Torrens in the 2nd last game West played in 1897. That (as it would now) was deemed a draw, so the losing streak starts the following week.

Re: breaking win droughts

PostPosted: Wed May 11, 2022 10:27 am
by robranisgod
spell_check wrote:There was one game forfeited in 1898; that is excluded in my records. However, if you included it, it still only adds up to 16, because there was an abandoned game at quarter time against Torrens in the 2nd last game West played in 1897. That (as it would now) was deemed a draw, so the losing streak starts the following week.

Thanks for that. You have me thinking that perhaps my West supporting friends said that they went 22 games or so without a win. I will be seeing them both at lunch on Friday, so I will ask them if that's what they meant.

Re: breaking win droughts

PostPosted: Wed May 11, 2022 10:43 am
by RB
spell_check wrote:there was an abandoned game at quarter time against Torrens in the 2nd last game West played in 1897.


Let me guess - the Westies captain called for a player count and the Torrens players all ran away.

Re: breaking win droughts

PostPosted: Wed May 11, 2022 8:26 pm
by spell_check
RB wrote:
spell_check wrote:there was an abandoned game at quarter time against Torrens in the 2nd last game West played in 1897.


Let me guess - the Westies captain called for a player count and the Torrens players all ran away.


The weather - though the Port/South match was played in full:
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/209097833

Re: breaking win droughts

PostPosted: Sun May 15, 2022 7:17 pm
by Brendan M
Brilliant coverage of the game, from the spiritual to the fights, the cops, the floods and the emerging 'magentas' - makes Mike Coward seem timid, thanks for the post.