Vfl Draw

One of the silliest things in the AFL in recent years has been the absolute tragedy, one of the causes of the draw. Players from both teams falling down devastated, like their team just lost the final, and the debate raged for several days whether attracts expected to continue in the AFL.
I think it is ridiculous of all - you're done with the same score as your opponent - get over it already! At least you did not lose! And who knows, your colon could get you a double chance, a final place or help you avoid the wooden spoon. What if you played football, where the prints are as frequent as gains and losses?

The prints are rare, must be kept of the IMO, and provide fascinating information for those of us who love football stats. Here are some, please post other:

Essendon has played the most runs (33), the most recent was against the Lions in Brisbane this year.
The Fremantle Dockers have never played a draw in 15 completed seasons AFL since 1995 (the 2006 debacle against the Saints sirengate not resist), while the Adelaide Crows have drawn only once, in the wet against St Kilda in 1994 . The other two teams entering the AFL in the 1990s, the Brisbane Lions and Port Adelaide have drawn most often, and actually played successive draws against each other in 1997/98.
Of the three clubs and then enter the VFL in 1925, Hawthorn played only 9 draws, but the North and the Bulldogs have played in 17 draws and 22 times respectively.
Melbourne rarely get - when they finished level with the Sydney Swans in Round 7, 1992, it was their first draw since 1971, and they do not play a link back until the end of 2006 game Geelong cons. They have not played a draw in three years since then.
After Carlton & Fitzroy drew early 1982, there would be no more than draw until a game between the North and Hawthorn in 1985. The minutes of football the day commented on the lack of long runs.
The most recent season without a draw is 2004.
Carlton and Sydney / Melb sth swans have attracted the most times in games against each other - 6 times, but only the most recent of them was in 1967.
West Coast and Collingwood drew in the final qualifying in 1990, and the scores were again at the final siren in a Semi Final in 2007 between these teams, with the Magpies to win the match in overtime.
Two Grand Finals have been established - 1948 vs 1977 vs Essendon Melbourne and Collingwood North Melb. But while the games attracted crowds from good - and 85,658 respectively 108,224 - replays received much smaller crowd - 52,226 & 98,366.

Q. Interesting It can be frustrating, but also adds a little drama as teams fight for the position to the end, it can eliminate the need for a team percentage, a jet of sand in the gears of opportunities for teams, etc. It keeps our game unique in so many games do not draw more.
Somehow I think it would be good to get rid of him, but by other means, I think it would be nice to keep.
Anyway, I do not think Gary would be so hard on Hutchy just cause "to get rid of Hutchy think. People are allowed to have their own opinions Gazza.

Keep it as it is. They do very often so it's not really a problem. I see the players reactions when they shoot! Especially Nathan Browns lol.

Great facts. Thank you 4 the info.

Whoever makes me the most is that Fremantle has never played in a real draw ..... is that because 60% of their games have been losses and not even earn? probably is. And the fact of how the Eagles drew with Collingwood in 1990 and again in 2007 (I was at this game!) - Spooky Stuff ....

Another tradition of the code that should not be altered,
but yes it can be heartbreaking when you give everything you have
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