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PostPosted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 8:44 am 
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Beano wrote:
there was a very famous quote from Benjamin Desraeli, if there are any historians amongst you philistines :wink:


Can't remember it exactly but didn't know you relied on BRITISH prime ministers Beano! :lol:

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Fremantle.

I'm guessing that with all the flooding in current day football that all sides ratio's (LK/TK) will have dropped in the past 5 years.

It's Campos fault. All those cheap short kicks across half-back. :P

2005 Long Kick/Total Kick Ratio

1 - Fremantle (41.19%) LgK/TK
2 - St Kilda (40.96%) LgK/TK
3 - Carlton (40.92%) LgK/TK
4 - Collingwood (38.43%) LgK/TK
5 - Richmond (38.26%) LgK/TK
6 - Melbourne (38.21%) LgK/TK
6 - West Coast (38.21%) LgK/TK
8 - Essendon* (37.83%) LgK/TK
9 - Adelaide (37.71%) LgK/TK
10 - Geelong (37.67%) LgK/TK
11 - Kangaroos (37.5%) LgK/TK
12 - Sydney (37.25%) LgK/TK
13 - Port Adelaide (35.69%) LgK/TK
14 - Western Bulldogs (34.94%) LgK/TK
15 - Brisbane (34.64%) LgK/TK
16 - Hawthorn (34.11%) LgK/TK

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Jar you have to get the ball first to be able to kick long dont you.
So what you are saying we have a coach whose game plan is based on low posession football and a direct long kicking game and we are doing less now than when he first took over.

This would back up my arguement that we have gone backwards under Pagan . Wouldn't It

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Months ago, when people were debating wheather the 2005 would beat the 2002 side, I did a rudimentary calculation which indicated the 2005 side would outscore the 2002 side, and would do so with less possessions.


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Blue Vain wrote:
Jarusa wrote:
Let the following data once and for all bust the myth of the long kicking Pagan game plan.

Every time someone says all Pagan does is tell the players to kick it long, show them these numbers.



In the interests of fairness Mythbuster :wink:
Could you kindly compare Carltons long kick per kick ratio over the past 3 years compared to the other 15 clubs.

ie. If Pagan isnt coaching the longest kick per kick team in the AFL, who is? :-D


Yay, I won the sweep. :-D

I knew you would be the first to pick this up BV. The twist will be revealed a little later. Shakin has already provided a glimpse. :wink:

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i love it how those that push a certain theory discount all the statistics that support it?



Huh?


Oh, just a general frustration.

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Sydney Blue wrote:
Jar you have to get the ball first to be able to kick long dont you.
So what you are saying we have a coach whose game plan is based on low posession football and a direct long kicking game and we are doing less now than when he first took over.

This would back up my arguement that we have gone backwards under Pagan . Wouldn't It


Those stats have NOTHING to do with low-possession/high possession football.

Do you understand what a percentage is?

Well... do you.

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Jarusa wrote:
Do you understand what a percentage is?


I'm 99% sure I do.


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Carlton's Ranking in the AFL - Long Kick/Total Kick Ratio

2000: 14
2001: 8
2002: 12
2003: 2
2004: 1
2005: 3

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Sydney Blue wrote:
Jar you have to get the ball first to be able to kick long dont you.
So what you are saying we have a coach whose game plan is based on low posession football and a direct long kicking game and we are doing less now than when he first took over.

This would back up my arguement that we have gone backwards under Pagan . Wouldn't It


How could Fevola kick any goals if all we did was bomb it long? :?

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so perhaps we do not 'bomb' it long thoughtlessly as the myth goes (same criticism that was oft labelled at Hafey), rather it may be the plan is to set the ball into certain positions and then kick long to an advantage (ie a Fev or Fish lead, space for someone to run to etc.)?

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A glimpse is correct Jarusa.
One year statistics can often be affected by injuries, etc.
To judge whether Pagans Carlton is the longest kicking side per kick, we need to judge over the past 3 years.

Who would be the longest kicking side per kick since Pagan came to Carlton? :-D

(Does this bust the busting of the Myth?) :wink:

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Shakin77 wrote:
Carlton's Ranking in the AFL - Long Kick/Total Kick Ratio

2000: 14
2001: 8
2002: 12
2003: 2
2004: 1
2005: 3


Good stuff there Shakin, (saving me some work).

The situation has gone from 50% of your kicks being long, ranking a team way down in 14th for long kicks in 2000 to now where 40% of your kicks being long ranks you in the top couple of long kicking team.

The game has radically changed!!

I had a look at where the last five premiers ranked with respect to the Long Kick/Total Kick ratio. Makes for very interesting reading.

The last Five premierships have been won by teams in the bottom 5 for long kicks/total kicks.

In other words the short game has won the last five premierships.

The game we once knew has changed enormously.

This is the twist. :wink:

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do you think this is a permanent change?

Do they kick long once they are in a better position?

What was Sydney's first half stats like compared to their second half?

Brisbane did not kick long?

There are many questions here.

I do not thik the question is kick loing or kick short

I think the question is when to kick long and what to do with the pill while getting to that 'when'.

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Do our players have the confidence to go for shorter passes on the lead, or are only a select few 'allowed' to go the short pass (Houlihan, Stevens.) Are they scared to take a risk; instead kicking it long.

We must give the ball to Houla on the wing whenever we can :garthp:

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dannyboy wrote:
I do not thik the question is kick loing or kick short

I think the question is when to kick long and what to do with the pill while getting to that 'when'.


absolutely.

2005: Sydney 5th shortest kicking team
2004: Port Adelaide, outright shortest kicking team
2003: Brisbane, 3rd shortest
2002: Brisbane, 4th shortest
2001: Brisbane, 3rd shortest
2000: Essendon*, 3rd Longest kicking team.

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so if this is in response to flooding and you would expect the shitty teams to flood more often (minimise damage) then the better teams would be forced to kick the ball around more often to work their way around/through the flood. Is this telling us that the last 5 years the better teams (ie those most often flooded against) have won the flag?

is this also a reflection of skill. The more skills the more short kicks because lof less turnovers/more possession for longer periods?

The less skill teams (just think carlton here) get to kick once, twice and then turnover or shit kick to a player who miust bomb it long because of the pressure?

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dannyboy wrote:
is this also a reflection of skill. The more skills the more short kicks because lof less turnovers/more possession for longer periods?

The less skill teams (just think carlton here) get to kick once, twice and then turnover or shit kick to a player who miust bomb it long because of the pressure?


Just maybe it is the other way around, that we turn the ball over because the long kicking game increases the margin for error. With a short pass game plan players are more often kicking to a player by himself whereas a long kicking game plan will more often result in kicking to a contest.

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You've started me on one of my waffles Jarusa. :P

I wrote some thoughts about this in June 2004 on TBV.

http://www.theblueview.org/phpboard/vie ... juggernaut

The Saints who were flying (10 straight?) had just been defeated by the Swans.
The gamestyle the Swans were playing was the only one which was proving effective against the flooding style game which Brisbane and St Kilda were using.

In 2002 Wayne Brittain made a comment that to succeed at Telstra Dome you had to play basketball.
I believe that he envisaged where the game was going but the media werent smart enough to pick it up.
The issue isnt long kicks per kick but when to play a particular style of game.
The statistics are not sophisticated enough to show the details any longer.

In basketball there are usually 2 methods of offensive play.
Fast break or retaining possession to set up a break in the opposition defence.
That is exactly how football has developed.
The best, preferred and most effective method is a fast break from defence or midfield.
Coaches have countered this with placing numbers behind the ball (flooding) and slowing up play at all costs. (grabbing opponents when they mark to slow play)

The only methods available when play has been slowed or a flood is set are
a. Kick long

b. Retain possession, kick sideways, backwards etc and try to crack the defensive zone.

Where the sides like the Swans are effective is the players have the ability to decide what tempo of play is required.
At the end of the game the statistics show how many short kicks and how many long kicks but the issue is not how many, but when to use them.

Waffle over. :oops:

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this highlights why the game is generally worse now than it was 5 years ago.Therefore there is less contested marks and contests.


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