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RFC List 2020

LeeToRainesToRoach

LeeToRainesToRoach

Tiger Legend
Jun 4, 2006
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Melbourne
data updated 31/5/21 following Round 11

Google Sheets link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...AbBCbqJdHLnyeM69ML8/pubhtml?gid=0&single=true

CSV download link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...dHLnyeM69ML8/pub?gid=0&single=true&output=csv

Picture below is an older sample (click to enlarge)

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Not sure if interesting or useful. Plan is to update at the end of each round and see how it goes. Suggestions for additional fields welcome.
 
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Gee Dave's missed alot of games of footy - almost as many as he's played
 
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Great work, @LeeToRainesToRoach

Something I'd find interesting would be draft year, draft position and draft type, or trade situation. Essentially, how and when each player arrived at the club.

To be able to, for example, sort the list by father/sons, rookie picks, main draftees, trades, etc. would be excellent.

It'd also be amazing if you could sort by draft position to see at any one time how many first round, top 10, etc. draft picks are on the list.
 
Is Matches missed since debut essentially matches missed due to injury?
 
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Something I'd find interesting would be draft year, draft position and draft type, or trade situation. Essentially, how and when each player arrived at the club.
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It's on my list of things to do. I have all the data, just need to enter it. Might be a few weeks off though.
 
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MD Jazz said:
Is Matches missed since debut essentially matches missed due to injury?
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Not necessarily. It's just a count of senior games which the player didn't play.

The reasons for missing games are published each year in the AFL Season Guide (VFL, injury, suspension, personal leave etc). A lot of work and definitely a job for the off-season.
 
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Imagine being someone like Richo and seeing Broad's record of 51 wins, 14 losses.
14 losses in his whole professional career, which includes 2 premierships and a minor premiership. That is a good run.
 
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I find it interesting that we are playing all of our rookies at the moment (Eggy recently dropped). Presumably Baker is the youngest (and probably the best). But overall they are relatively mature. It has been a gradual change in how we use the rookie list, and ultimately been a hallmark of our success (moreso when you add Lamber, George, Short, Soldo to the list).

What I find interesting is that despite injuries we haven't blooded as many kids as you would expect (being kept out by the more mature rookies). Not sure if this is positive or not, possibly not helped by the kids not playing VFL this year. It will be a big gamble for example to debut RCD this year with very little form to work off.

I think the intention to cut list sizes next year should be revisited. Most teams will have kids who haven't been given an adequate opportunity this year to develop. Might have sounded like a good idea, but just not the year to do it.
 
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I would love to see a column with the winning percentage of the team in games missed since debut.

Just to see the impact on the team result when that player is missing.
 
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Ice said:
I would love to see a column with the winning percentage of the team in games missed since debut.

Just to see the impact on the team result when that player is missing.
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Have added a few columns including these.

Key to columns

R - rookie indicator
RPlayer# - order of Richmond players by debut; 1 = Bill Bourke, 326 = Jack Dyer, 1000 = Brad Ottens etc.
Score - average team score in player's games
OppScore - average opponent team score in player's games
RGames, RWins, RLosses etc - Richmond-only record for players who started their careers elsewhere
MCaptain - matches as captain of club
MConsecutive - current consecutive games streak; negative numbers indicate consecutive games missed e.g. -1 for Caddy = 1 game, -7 for Prestia = 7 games etc.
MostConsecutive - highest consecutive games streak of career
WConsecutive/LConsecutive/DConsecutive - current streak of consecutive wins/losses/draws
GConsecutive - consecutive games of kicking 1 or more goals; negative numbers denote consecutive games without a goal
MMissedSinceDebut - senior games missed at listed club when injured, suspended, Reserves etc
WMissed/LMissed/DMissed - wins/losses/draws for club when player was missing
ScoreMissed - average team score when player was missing
OppScoreMissed - average opponent team score when player was missing
AFLCA - includes finals voting for Gary Ayres Medal
RSNom - year & round received Rising Star nomination

The rest should be self-explanatory.


Edit 27/8
- added match result for games 1, 50, 100, 150, 200, 250
- replaced for & against columns with a single percentage column, i.e. %, R% and %Missed for career games played, RFC games played and career games missed, respectively

Edit 10/12
- added height & weight
 
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