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**Styparty** · 03-27-2012, 07:40 PM

That's an amazing stat, UpForGrabs. I looked at the 1937 ladder and the average team score per game (less than 100 points) is lower than today. It just indicates that if a team kicked 15 goals, there was a fair chance one of the five blokes above kicked 10 of them. Peter Hudson, Peter McKenna & Alex Jesaulenko each kicked a century in the VFL in 1970, as did Gary Ablett, Jason Dunstall & Tony Modra in the AFL in 1993, but five centurions in one season is phenomenal.

03-27-2012, 07:40 PM	#4
Styparty Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 604 Senior Member	That's an amazing stat, UpForGrabs. I looked at the 1937 ladder and the average team score per game (less than 100 points) is lower than today. It just indicates that if a team kicked 15 goals, there was a fair chance one of the five blokes above kicked 10 of them. Peter Hudson, Peter McKenna & Alex Jesaulenko each kicked a century in the VFL in 1970, as did Gary Ablett, Jason Dunstall & Tony Modra in the AFL in 1993, but five centurions in one season is phenomenal.
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