Keeping them on the Park.

[ScottH]

This is a list of the total number of Consecutive games per team.
It includes every player that played this weekend. So no Goodes, no Shaw, etc.

JPK leads the Way with 96 consecutive games.
There are also 7 players on 5 or less.

SY 524
NM 508
RI 471
FR 369
AD 369
PA 321
CA 297
WC 275
GE 274
BL 263
HW 256
SK 245
ME 225
ES 217
GC 189
CW 186
WB 180
GW 167

An interesting ladder given our injury plight.

[bodgie]

I suspect it would be a different ladder if it was just 2013

[hot potato]

Over ..... previous how many seasons ?

[Bloodthirsty]

Over ..... previous how many seasons ?

I assume you just take everyone that was on the field on the weekend and add togther all the consecutive games tallies for each of those players, regardless of how far back the streak goes.

[ScottH]

I assume you just take everyone that was on the field on the weekend and add togther all the consecutive games tallies for each of those players, regardless of how far back the streak goes.

Correct.

96 games would be over 4 seasons

[liz]

Is it the longest tally each player has racked up or their current tally. If it is the former, I would have expected the total to be a bit higher. If it is the latter, I am surprised it is that much. Both Jude and Ryno would have got 100+ at some time in their career - ROK probably well over 100. But their current tallies aren't at that level. Jude's would be less than a season, while ROK's might be around the 70 or so mark. I'd guess Ted might currently be around the same level. McVeigh would be in the 40-50 range, Jack just a few games more. Pyke would be around the one season mark, as would Malceski, Parker (just a game or two under) and probably Bird too. I am struggling to think of many others who played last weekend with any kind of decent string of current consecutive games.

[Ludwig]

It's been more than 2 years since Hanners missed a game.

[ScottH]

Is it the longest tally each player has racked up or their current tally. If it is the former, I would have expected the total to be a bit higher. If it is the latter, I am surprised it is that much. Both Jude and Ryno would have got 100+ at some time in their career - ROK probably well over 100. But their current tallies aren't at that level. Jude's would be less than a season, while ROK's might be around the 70 or so mark. I'd guess Ted might currently be around the same level. McVeigh would be in the 40-50 range, Jack just a few games more. Pyke would be around the one season mark, as would Malceski, Parker (just a game or two under) and probably Bird too. I am struggling to think of many others who played last weekend with any kind of decent string of current consecutive games.

It's the latter.
Hence no Goode's.
And yes we'd have some big numbers if it was the former.

[Cardinal]

I suspect it would be a different ladder if it was just 2013

Believe it or not I think the Swans (despite all the debuts) have the greatest number of players who have played every game this season (11 ?).

[ScottH]

Believe it or not I think the Swans (despite all the debuts) have the greatest number of players who have played every game this season (11 ?).

13

Ben McGlynn
Daniel Hannebery
Heath Grundy
Jarrad McVeigh
Josh P. Kennedy
Jude Bolton
Kieren Jack
Luke Parker
Mike Pyke
Nicholas Smith
Nick Malceski
Ryan O'Keefe
Ted Richards


Not sure about other clubs.