08-29-2023, 11:31 PM
(08-29-2023, 10:26 PM)LP link Wrote:Hmmm, [member=64]PaulP[/member] isn't that stat just a historical statement about what it takes to lead the goal kicking, on average has it been any different for any other Coleman medallist?
Historically, teams at the top of the ladder kick between 200 and 300 goals a season. Coleman medallists typically kick about 70 goals a season or more, it's nearly always between 25% and 33% of a teams goal score!
Some Coleman winners come out of lowly teams, forming an even greater percentage.
I concur with [member=20]kruddler[/member], the most important stat for us is not Charlie's 33% it's the 6 or 7 other "regular" goal scorers.
What's become even more important for us than the goal scoring, is the way Harry, Charlie and others work up the ground to get the chain of disposals moving, it's really the key difference between us 3 months ago and now and we've missed a bit of that having Harry and Owies out at times over recent weeks.
Spot on, Spotted One.
Charles is a 'generation' player. He's unpredictable and uniquely talented. Can't be pidgeonholed. And when something special is called for in dire situations, he finds something. Look at the strife we were in against GCS, Charles showed leadership and really stepped up with some clever and sublime efforts to get us back into the contest... lifting his team mates in the process.
If we're to go deep into the finals, we'll need H to fire as well.
Our small forwards are going great and they work so well with Charles and each other (Owies, Motlop, Fog & Martin - each brings something different as well).
Seems to me that our forwards (and wingers/mids) don't give a flog who kicks the goals, just as long as we all help each other and play to our strengths.
Only our ruthless best, from Board to bootstudders will get us no. 17

