Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

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Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby Dutchy » Mon Apr 18, 2016 4:30 pm

Spelly can probably help here.

What are the biggest Permiership Hangovers? Has a team been 0-4 after winning a flag before? What is the worst result for the whole season? (anyone go top to bottom?)
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby Pseudo » Mon Apr 18, 2016 4:58 pm

Dutchy wrote:Spelly can probably help here.

What are the biggest Permiership Hangovers? Has a team been 0-4 after winning a flag before? What is the worst result for the whole season? (anyone go top to bottom?)

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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby RB » Mon Apr 18, 2016 5:13 pm

Dutchy wrote:Spelly can probably help here.

What are the biggest Permiership Hangovers? Has a team been 0-4 after winning a flag before? What is the worst result for the whole season? (anyone go top to bottom?)

The Eagles were 0-4 or maybe even 0-5 in 2012. I think North might have been about 0-5 in 1988 after losing a few key players.

Glenelg went from top to bottom in 1935.
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby robranisgod » Mon Apr 18, 2016 5:59 pm

North were 3 wins and 2 losses after 5 games in 1988.

It was 1992 where North were 0 and 5. The big difference with West this year was that North's losing margins were 10 points, one point, one point, 20 points and 24 points. North won6 of their next 7 and finished in the top 3 at the end of the minor round before bombing out in straight sets.

Glenelg in 1935 went from top to bottom and lost their first five games before winning the sixth by 6 points. It was their only win for the year.
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby JK » Mon Apr 18, 2016 6:19 pm

Are you sure RIG, that seems so difficult to believe .. The Bays really won a flag?
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby DOC » Mon Apr 18, 2016 6:54 pm

I'd give my left nut for a premiership hangover.

I'd give my right nut for a succesive finals hangover.
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby therisingblues » Mon Apr 18, 2016 7:21 pm

Hey Dutchy mate, Glenelg went from top to bottom in 1935 and only won one game for the year!
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby Brodlach » Mon Apr 18, 2016 7:34 pm

Not a hangover, more like a holocaust at the moment. So many players injured after Christmas, poor recruiting and behind the scenes people's head so big that new doorways have needed to be built in the club. Will get on track, and I have said it from pre season, after about round 6 we will come good. Only a couple of games out of the five.


Must say recruiting was difficult when we didn't know how many players would be drafted, a lot of the better players available had signed or were way down the track of signing
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby robranisgod » Mon Apr 18, 2016 7:49 pm

JK wrote:Are you sure RIG, that seems so difficult to believe .. The Bays really won a flag?


The hardest thing for me to believe isn't that Glenelg won the flag in 1934, but more that they won it against Port and not my mob.

Between 1927 and 1935 must have been a good time be a SANFL follower, every team won a flag.
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby Ian » Mon Apr 18, 2016 9:16 pm

JK wrote:Are you sure RIG, that seems so difficult to believe .. The Bays really won a flag?


Yep, and that one wasn't even against North :)
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby Dutchy » Mon Apr 18, 2016 10:19 pm

therisingblues wrote:Hey Dutchy mate, Glenelg went from top to bottom in 1935 and only won one game for the year!


I wasn't following footy back then!
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby robranisgod » Mon Apr 18, 2016 10:33 pm

RB wrote:
Dutchy wrote:Spelly can probably help here.

What are the biggest Permiership Hangovers? Has a team been 0-4 after winning a flag before? What is the worst result for the whole season? (anyone go top to bottom?)

The Eagles were 0-4 or maybe even 0-5 in 2012. I think North might have been about 0-5 in 1988 after losing a few key players.

Glenelg went from top to bottom in 1935.

The Eagles were 0-5 in 2012, they went onto make the five and almost won the elimination final.
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby therisingblues » Mon Apr 18, 2016 11:00 pm

Dutchy wrote:
therisingblues wrote:Hey Dutchy mate, Glenelg went from top to bottom in 1935 and only won one game for the year!


I wasn't following footy back then!

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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby norwood8 » Tue Apr 19, 2016 1:23 am

Brodlach wrote:Not a hangover, more like a holocaust at the moment. So many players injured after Christmas, poor recruiting and behind the scenes people's head so big that new doorways have needed to be built in the club. Will get on track, and I have said it from pre season, after about round 6 we will come good. Only a couple of games out of the five.


Must say recruiting was difficult when we didn't know how many players would be drafted, a lot of the better players available had signed or were way down the track of signing


Which shows how difficult it is to back it up in todays era. Really makes the recent dynasties of Centrals and Norwood quite remarkable.

This is also one of those seasons where anyone can beat anyone on their day.
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby Wedgie » Tue Apr 19, 2016 8:09 am

Norwood's most recent dynasty was in the 1800s!
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby johntheclaret » Tue Apr 19, 2016 3:39 pm

What constitutes a Dynasty?
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby The Ash Man » Tue Apr 19, 2016 4:40 pm

Brodlach wrote:Not a hangover, more like a holocaust at the moment. So many players injured after Christmas, poor recruiting and behind the scenes people's head so big that new doorways have needed to be built in the club. Will get on track, and I have said it from pre season, after about round 6 we will come good. Only a couple of games out of the five.


Must say recruiting was difficult when we didn't know how many players would be drafted, a lot of the better players available had signed or were way down the track of signing


This is the same for every club, not sure it can be used as an excuse for poor recruiting
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby Brodlach » Tue Apr 19, 2016 7:45 pm

The Ash Man wrote:
Brodlach wrote:Not a hangover, more like a holocaust at the moment. So many players injured after Christmas, poor recruiting and behind the scenes people's head so big that new doorways have needed to be built in the club. Will get on track, and I have said it from pre season, after about round 6 we will come good. Only a couple of games out of the five.


Must say recruiting was difficult when we didn't know how many players would be drafted, a lot of the better players available had signed or were way down the track of signing


This is the same for every club, not sure it can be used as an excuse for poor recruiting

Six in one hit is a lot to lose
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby Grahaml » Tue Apr 19, 2016 7:57 pm

Brodlach wrote:
The Ash Man wrote:
Brodlach wrote:Not a hangover, more like a holocaust at the moment. So many players injured after Christmas, poor recruiting and behind the scenes people's head so big that new doorways have needed to be built in the club. Will get on track, and I have said it from pre season, after about round 6 we will come good. Only a couple of games out of the five.


Must say recruiting was difficult when we didn't know how many players would be drafted, a lot of the better players available had signed or were way down the track of signing


This is the same for every club, not sure it can be used as an excuse for poor recruiting

Six in one hit is a lot to lose


I'm sure no club has managed to survive that much turnover and remain competitive.....
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Re: Biggest Premiership Hangovers - West 2015/16

Postby Wedgie » Tue Apr 19, 2016 8:19 pm

Geezus, I wish we'd only lost 6!
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