Our worst possible finish.

[Sanecow]

I can't cut through the horror of the colouring - is there a point?

Highest Scores for Each League
V/AFL 37.17 (239) by Geelong vs. Brisbane Bears in 1992
is all I see of relevance.

[wheels27]

To avoid travelling to either Perth or Adelaide would we be hoping for *gulp* Collingwood and Melbourne to be in top four and results to work very specifically to play a loser, then a winner at MCG?

[SimonH]

Originally posted by Sanecow
I can't cut through the horror of the colouring - is there a point?

Highest Scores for Each League
V/AFL 37.17 (239) by Geelong vs. Brisbane Bears in 1992
is all I see of relevance.

Remember all of the way back to your previous post?

Originally posted by Sanecow
There is a limited amount of time to score goals so there is a limit on the possible margin in a game of football.

The amount of time in a game of football does not (generally) vary with the league in which the game is played. Answered your own question yet?

[Sanecow]

The rules are different in different competitions. Here's something more relevant:

Hightest scores.

Greatest margins.

Nobody has cracked 200 points or defeated a team by more than 150 points since 2000. With all the effort the AFL has put into keeping the competition even, with all the focus on flooding, it's just not conceivable that there will be two 300 point beltings this week.

[AnnieH]

Re: Re: Our worst possible finish.

Originally posted by cruiser
Freo in 4th - hahahahahahahahahahaha!!!

Cruiser quoted on 3rd August ...

They now sit third. Isn't it just amazing what can happen in three weeks of footy.

Jeez I love my footy!!!!

GOODSEY FOR CAPTAIN.