One-Eyed Richmond Forum
Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: Judge Roughneck on December 11, 2007, 01:05:24 PM
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Foley, Nathan - 22yr 3mth
Raines, Andrew - 21yr 9mth
Jackson, Daniel - 21yr 7mth
Meyer, Danny - 21yr 4mth
Polo, Dean - 21yr 4mth
Tambling, Richard - 21yr 2mth
Morton, Mitch - 20yr 10mth
White, Matthew - 20yr 7mth
Deledio, Brett - 20yr 7mth
Casserly, Travis - 20yr 6mth
Oakley-Nicholls, Jarrad - 19yr 10mth
Connors, Daniel - 19yr 2mth
Edwards, Shane - 19yr 1mth
Collins, Andrew - 19yr
Cotchin, Trent - 17yr 8mth
Pattison, Adam - 21yr 9mth - 197
Thursfield, Will - 21yr 7mth - 191
Hughes, Cleve - 20yr 10mth - 193
McGuane, Luke - 20yr 9mth - 191
Graham, Angus - 20yr 7mth - 200
Riewoldt, Jack - 19yr 1mth - 192
Putt, Dean - 18yr 8mth - 203
Rance, Alex - 18yr 2mth - 192
Gourdis, David - 17yr 11mth - 192
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if you look at it that way we have the youngest list in the AFL, it is blokes like Richo, Browny, Sugar, Simmo and Bowden (who are 30+ IIRC) who raise our average age ;D
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You're right bluey.
Everyone goes on about Hawthorn and Collingwood having young lists but in their best 22 they each had only about 5 players U22 compared to us that played with 10 or more cubs. Taking just the average (mean) hides the fact we have a age-bracket hole in the middle of our list. To get a truer statistical picture you should take the medium or mode of the ages on our list rather than just the mean. When you do that the medium or mode is around 20-21 years old which is far younger than the Hawks or Pies.