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Title: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: one-eyed on August 27, 2014, 02:41:33 PM
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Full article at: http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/port-adelaide-and-st-kilda-clear-outliers-on-afl-age-ladder-20140826-108cis.html
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: Phil Mrakov on August 27, 2014, 03:00:35 PM
hawforns last shot at a flag for a while
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: Judge Roughneck on August 27, 2014, 03:18:00 PM
You'd think after about three years its going be an expansion club duopoly
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: YellowandBlackBlood on August 27, 2014, 04:25:42 PM
And everyone is saying the "young" saints team! :whistle
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: Judge Roughneck on August 27, 2014, 05:00:21 PM
I would assume

Without looking at list


Saints have llotsof yyoung  players LLots of old players. Nothing in between
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: YellowandBlackBlood on August 27, 2014, 05:05:56 PM
I would assume

Without looking at list


Saints have llotsof yyoung  players LLots of old players. Nothing in between
Same number as us under 25 Bents....
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: WilliamPowell on August 27, 2014, 05:16:54 PM
I would assume

Without looking at list


Saints have llotsof yyoung  players LLots of old players. Nothing in between
Same number as us under 25 Bents....

Yeah but they have more over 30's than us. We have 1 (Newman stand corrected if there's more) and the Saints have what 3-5?

That has a massive impact on this average age
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: YellowandBlackBlood on August 27, 2014, 05:21:34 PM
I would assume

Without looking at list


Saints have llotsof yyoung  players LLots of old players. Nothing in between
Same number as us under 25 Bents....

Yeah but they have more over 30's than us. We have 1 (Newman stand corrected if there's more) and the Saints have what 3-5?

That has a massive impact on this average age
I know that. If you classify youngsters as under 25 though, we have equal number to a team that everyone refers to as being very young. That is my point.
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: Yeahright on August 27, 2014, 05:32:32 PM
I would assume

Without looking at list


Saints have llotsof yyoung  players LLots of old players. Nothing in between
Same number as us under 25 Bents....

Yeah but they have more over 30's than us. We have 1 (Newman stand corrected if there's more) and the Saints have what 3-5?

That has a massive impact on this average age

Does Orren count?
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: WilliamPowell on August 27, 2014, 06:19:20 PM
I would assume

Without looking at list


Saints have llotsof yyoung  players LLots of old players. Nothing in between
Same number as us under 25 Bents....

Yeah but they have more over 30's than us. We have 1 (Newman stand corrected if there's more) and the Saints have what 3-5?

That has a massive impact on this average age

Does Orren count?

Don't know

I didn't include him because he's a rookie

As I said I don't know if they include rookies in the numbers but even if they do means we only have 2 over 30


I know that. If you classify youngsters as under 25 though, we have equal number to a team that everyone refers to as being very young. That is my point.

Fair enough
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: Phil Mrakov on August 27, 2014, 06:21:37 PM
Sides like Esendope and Norf are in for a world of pain in coming seasons. Their best players are grandpas
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: (•))(©™ on August 27, 2014, 06:44:16 PM
what a crock of shipt these stuffn "ladders" are.

What imbecile does this?

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Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: dwaino on August 27, 2014, 07:26:35 PM
OMG 12th oldest. Unacceptable, heads should roll.

/whineyOERmoles
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: Stripes on August 27, 2014, 07:45:25 PM
OMG 12th oldest. Unacceptable, heads should roll.

/whineyOERmoles

Sack the coach!
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: dwaino on August 27, 2014, 07:56:00 PM
OMG 12th oldest. Unacceptable, heads should roll.

/whineyOERmoles

Sack the coach!

Sack everyone. Angst and woe!
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: Diocletian on August 27, 2014, 11:25:17 PM
OMG 12th oldest. Unacceptable, heads should roll.

/whineyOERmoles

Sack the coach!

Sack everyone. Angst and woe!

Nah.....just sack the captain - it's all his fault!
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: Rampstar on August 28, 2014, 10:44:30 AM
this is the exact right time to add another 4 or  5 teenagers through the draft to the list. Keep on building on the base that's been created.
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: the claw on August 28, 2014, 09:05:44 PM
why are these blokes getting paid to write such dribble. i really hope supporters of all clubs have a bit of common sense about em.

is it me or is there an abundunce of inane reporting going on.
will give an example.
poor old stk i would think their future is really bleak going y that garbage. but if i add 5 or 6 kids that have played a fair bit of footy this yr for them then id say they wpould field one of the younger teams.
why do we put up with such lazy one dimensionl reporting. just another reason that turns one away from the game, iots actually insulting ones intelligence.

thank god im in perth where i dont reqad the paper or have to put up with the constant diahorrea from news outlets.
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: Judge Roughneck on August 29, 2014, 09:51:35 AM
7   Hayes, Lenny   296   34yr 7mth   14 Jan 1980   186cm   85kg   Pennant Hills   Midfield
25   Fisher, Sam   197   32yr 1mth   10 Jul 1982   191cm   94kg   West Adelaide   Defender
12   Riewoldt, Nick   280   31yr 10mth   17 Oct 1982   193cm   96kg   Southport   Forward
11   Montagna, Leigh   231   30yr 9mth   2 Nov 1983   178cm   78kg   Northern Knights   Midfield
24   Dempster, Sean   181   30yr 7mth   20 Jan 1984   191cm   87kg   Gippsland Power   Defender
4   Jones, Clinton   148   30yr 6mth   2 Feb 1984   183cm   83kg   South Fremantle   Midfield
13   Schneider, Adam   212   30yr 3mth   12 May 1984   175cm   79kg   Osborne   Forward

30   Murdoch, Brodie   16   20yr 7mth   21 Jan 1994   188cm   78kg   Glenelg   Forward
34   Wright, Nathan   14   20yr 6mth   16 Feb 1994   185cm   77kg   Dandenong Stingrays   Defender
35   Saunders, Josh   20   19yr 11mth   31 Aug 1994   180cm   78kg   Geelong Falcons   Midfield
23   White, Spencer   1   19yr 11mth   22 Sep 1994   196cm   84kg   Western Jets   Forward
42   Pierce, Lewis   0   19yr 9mth   16 Nov 1994   202cm   88kg   -   Ruck
36   Dunstan, Luke   16   19yr 6mth   29 Jan 1995   184cm   82kg   Woodville West Torrens   Midfield
15   Billings, Jack   16   19yr   18 Aug 1995   185cm   76kg   Oakleigh Chargers   Midfield
Forward
43   Templeton, Eli (R)   6   19yr   19 Aug 1995   182cm   73kg   Burnie Dockers   Midfield
40   Acres, Blake   3   18yr 10mth   7 Oct 1995   191cm   86kg   West Perth   Midfield
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: the claw on August 29, 2014, 11:17:52 AM
hawforns last shot at a flag for a while
why do you say that. they have 26 players born from 1990 and after. yes they have 7 players who turn 30 or more this yr and they wont all go at the same time.  if they transition well they can stay up.
at the start of the yr their ave list age was haw 23yr/349d v rich 24yr/54d they actually have a younger overall list.

7   Hayes, Lenny   296   34yr 7mth   14 Jan 1980   186cm   85kg   Pennant Hills   Midfield
25   Fisher, Sam   197   32yr 1mth   10 Jul 1982   191cm   94kg   West Adelaide   Defender
12   Riewoldt, Nick   280   31yr 10mth   17 Oct 1982   193cm   96kg   Southport   Forward
11   Montagna, Leigh   231   30yr 9mth   2 Nov 1983   178cm   78kg   Northern Knights   Midfield
24   Dempster, Sean   181   30yr 7mth   20 Jan 1984   191cm   87kg   Gippsland Power   Defender
4   Jones, Clinton   148   30yr 6mth   2 Feb 1984   183cm   83kg   South Fremantle   Midfield
13   Schneider, Adam   212   30yr 3mth   12 May 1984   175cm   79kg   Osborne   Forward

30   Murdoch, Brodie   16   20yr 7mth   21 Jan 1994   188cm   78kg   Glenelg   Forward
34   Wright, Nathan   14   20yr 6mth   16 Feb 1994   185cm   77kg   Dandenong Stingrays   Defender
35   Saunders, Josh   20   19yr 11mth   31 Aug 1994   180cm   78kg   Geelong Falcons   Midfield
23   White, Spencer   1   19yr 11mth   22 Sep 1994   196cm   84kg   Western Jets   Forward
42   Pierce, Lewis   0   19yr 9mth   16 Nov 1994   202cm   88kg   -   Ruck
36   Dunstan, Luke   16   19yr 6mth   29 Jan 1995   184cm   82kg   Woodville West Torrens   Midfield
15   Billings, Jack   16   19yr   18 Aug 1995   185cm   76kg   Oakleigh Chargers   Midfield
Forward
43   Templeton, Eli (R)   6   19yr   19 Aug 1995   182cm   73kg   Burnie Dockers   Midfield
40   Acres, Blake   3   18yr 10mth   7 Oct 1995   191cm   86kg   West Perth   Midfield


acres, billings, saunders, templeton, dunstan, pierce, webster, roberton, hickey did not play, most are injured and none are older than 23. what does those inclusions do to stkildas ave age.

the saints ave age over the last 4 or so weeks has dramatically risen because of injuries and a drop off in form from youngsters forcing them to field older sides and their two oldest sides for the yr in the last two weeks. and this nuff nuff journalist uses these stats.

how silly is it to infer something on one very small sample of the whole,just  one week when you play your oldest team  and infer some sort of dilemma.whats amazing is people lap it up.
what will hayes and most likely jones, and schnieders retirements do to their overall age next yr as well as the inclusion of most of those kids back into their team. i know lets do a one off week then and boy watch out out for the inevitable massive change.

oh and finally at the start of 14/3/14 kick off to the season stkildas ave age for their list was 22yrs/ 343 days, ours was 24yrs/54days.

i will say again why people read such garbage is beyond me
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: tony_montana on August 29, 2014, 12:27:27 PM
Hawks have shown time and again they have an incredible ability to transition a rebuild. Wouldnt expect them to drop much or at the very least not for very long
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: Judge Roughneck on August 30, 2014, 10:25:16 AM
While you are probably right


17   Lake, Brian   226   32yr 6mth   27 Feb 1982   195cm   100kg   Woodville-West Torrens    Defender
5   Mitchell, Sam   258   31yr 10mth   12 Oct 1982   179cm   83kg   Eastern Ranges    Defender
Midfield
9   Burgoyne, Shaun   266   31yr 10mth   21 Oct 1982   186cm   89kg   Port Adelaide    Defender
Midfield
12   Sewell, Brad   199   30yr 6mth   2 Feb 1984   181cm   85kg   North Ballarat Rebels    Midfield
6   Gibson, Josh   162   30yr 5mth   13 Mar 1984   189cm   94kg   Port Melbourne    Defender
20   Hale, David   216   30yr 3mth   22 May 1984   201cm   102kg   Broadbeach    Forward
Ruck
15   Hodge, Luke   247   30yr 2mth   15 Jun 1984   185cm   90kg   Geelong Falcons    Defender
Midfield

All seven over 30 on the list would be best 22 players. Outside of sewell
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: the claw on August 30, 2014, 12:34:12 PM
reckon there is a lot of hang ups with mature players. yet the average number of players who turn 30 this yr at each club is 5.
at richmond we have just 4 and i think we will retire or delist 3 of them in king, stephenson, a edwards, personally i would have liked to see newman retire as well because i think his out put and leadership on field is lacking.

its been my opinion that we can and should target QUALITY players  if they can serve a purpose. ie chapman, goddard.
MATURE PLAYERS AND VETS IMO ARE THE MOST VALUABLE COMMODITY A CLUB CAN HAVE IF THOSE PLAYERS ARE QUALITY PLAYERS AND LEADERS..
Whoops sorry caps again personally i would have no problem if we had 7 players aged between 29 plus like hawthorn does like geelong do like syd do. they have very good players in this area who set the tone and standard, they lead and instruct and allow for smooth transition.
people are wrong in getting hung up on age.  it is all about list balance and ensuring there is always experienced leaders showing the way. YOU ONLY NEED LOOK AT HAT HAPPENED TO MELBOURNE WHEN THEY SHED THEIR MATURE PLAYERS, balance the list properly and there will always be leaders and smooth transitions.

heres a list of the number of players who turn 30 yrs old at each club. plus the ave age of each club at the start of the yr. as it stands we have fewer than most clubs regarding 30 yr olds but are one of the older lists. this says to me we have a good number of players aged between 24 and 29.

TM   30YO   AVE AGE

AD   5          23/260
BR   7          23/123
CA   6          24/130
CO  5          22/318
ES   3          23/287   
FR   5          24/132
GE   9         23/201
GC   4         22/303
GW  2         20/334
HA   7         23/349
ME   3         23/176
NM  4          24/77
PA   2         23/77
RI   4          24/54
ST   7         22/343
SY   7         24/89
WC  2        22/228
WB  5        23/287     

theres several things that can be taken away from this but it all relevant to the make up of complete lists.
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: Judge Roughneck on August 30, 2014, 01:09:11 PM
St kilda and hawthorn have several of the oldest players in the list in the best 18/22. Richmond has the majority of its talented playes in the young and middle age bracket.

Outside of deledio. Maric. Foley. Houli. There is very little talent on the richmond list in the 26 years and older bracket. Where as other teams, seem to have a great number of talent and leadership in regards to mature players - we do not. Imo


1   Newman, Chris   249   32yr 3mth   18 May 1982   183cm   81kg   Dandenong Stingrays    Defender
37   Stephenson, Orren (R)   15   32yr 1mth   15 Jul 1982   200cm   104kg   -    Ruck
27   Edwards, Aaron   94   30yr 5mth   2 Mar 1984   184cm   93kg   Dandenong Stingrays    Forward
28   King, Jake   107   30yr 5mth   26 Mar 1984   178cm   82kg   Coburg Tigers    Forward
41   Foley, Nathan   152   28yr 11mth   8 Sep 1985   178cm   79kg   Geelong Falcons    Midfield
20   Maric, Ivan   130   28yr 7mth   4 Jan 1986   200cm   102kg   Calder Cannons    Ruck
25   Chaplin, Troy   183   28yr 6mth   23 Feb 1986   195cm   99kg   North Ballarat Rebels    Defender
23   Jackson, Daniel   156   28yr 4mth   25 Apr 1986   188cm   92kg   Oakleigh Chargers    Midfield
15   Knights, Chris   101   27yr 11mth   25 Sep 1986   184cm   84kg   Eastern Ranges    Forward
19   Thomas, Matt (R)   100   27yr 6mth   27 Feb 1987   186cm   87kg   Port Adelaide    Midfield
3   Deledio, Brett   212   27yr 4mth   18 Apr 1987   188cm   88kg   Murray Bushrangers    Midfield
16   Hampson, Shaun   74   26yr 5mth   21 Mar 1988   201cm   104kg   Mt Gravatt    Ruck
6   Grigg, Shaun   122   26yr 4mth   19 Apr 1988   190cm   85kg   Nth Ballarat    Midfield
14   Houli, Bachar   112   26yr 3mth   12 May 1988   180cm   84kg   Western    Defender
13   Petterd, Ricky   81   26yr 1mth   24 Jul 1988   185cm   85kg   Broadbeach    Defender
Forward

This is as important if not more important rather than looking at just numbers of people in various age brackets, across the clubs.
Title: Re: The AFL age ladder --- Richmond is the 7th youngest
Post by: YellowandBlackBlood on August 30, 2014, 01:18:40 PM
St kilda and hawthorn have several of the oldest players in the list in the best 18/22. Richmond has the majority of its talented playes in the young and middle age bracket.

Outside of deledio. Maric. Foley. Houli. There is very little talent on the richmond list in the 26 years and older bracket. Where as other teams, seem to have a great number of talent and leadership in regards to mature players - we do not. Imo


1   Newman, Chris   249   32yr 3mth   18 May 1982   183cm   81kg   Dandenong Stingrays    Defender
37   Stephenson, Orren (R)   15   32yr 1mth   15 Jul 1982   200cm   104kg   -    Ruck
27   Edwards, Aaron   94   30yr 5mth   2 Mar 1984   184cm   93kg   Dandenong Stingrays    Forward
28   King, Jake   107   30yr 5mth   26 Mar 1984   178cm   82kg   Coburg Tigers    Forward
41   Foley, Nathan   152   28yr 11mth   8 Sep 1985   178cm   79kg   Geelong Falcons    Midfield
20   Maric, Ivan   130   28yr 7mth   4 Jan 1986   200cm   102kg   Calder Cannons    Ruck
25   Chaplin, Troy   183   28yr 6mth   23 Feb 1986   195cm   99kg   North Ballarat Rebels    Defender
23   Jackson, Daniel   156   28yr 4mth   25 Apr 1986   188cm   92kg   Oakleigh Chargers    Midfield
15   Knights, Chris   101   27yr 11mth   25 Sep 1986   184cm   84kg   Eastern Ranges    Forward
19   Thomas, Matt (R)   100   27yr 6mth   27 Feb 1987   186cm   87kg   Port Adelaide    Midfield
3   Deledio, Brett   212   27yr 4mth   18 Apr 1987   188cm   88kg   Murray Bushrangers    Midfield
16   Hampson, Shaun   74   26yr 5mth   21 Mar 1988   201cm   104kg   Mt Gravatt    Ruck
6   Grigg, Shaun   122   26yr 4mth   19 Apr 1988   190cm   85kg   Nth Ballarat    Midfield
14   Houli, Bachar   112   26yr 3mth   12 May 1988   180cm   84kg   Western    Defender
13   Petterd, Ricky   81   26yr 1mth   24 Jul 1988   185cm   85kg   Broadbeach    Defender
Forward

This is as important if not more important rather than looking at just numbers of people in various age brackets, across the clubs.
A much better way of looking at the list!
Well done Bents!