Can anyone work out if 74 unanswered points is a record? (Richmond was scoreless while we went from 3 to 77.) Actually it's 76 if you count the Saints' two behinds at the end of the first quarter. Could be some kind of record. The Doggies set a pretty scary precedent in round 10 with 13 unanswered ...

Can anyone work out if 74 unanswered points is a record?

(Richmond was scoreless while we went from 3 to 77.)

1 Jason Gram (bog despite lots of bad kicking)
2 Kosi
3 Goddard
4 dal santo
5 ball

Sainterone wrote:Cool graph Enrico

You may need to extend that top portion of the graph if we keep winning, though.

Umm, ... You can't actually go any higher than 100%!


(though we can still dream ...)

Yes, thanks TBS for your report.
Very much appreciated.

Trophy 1 is flat out KITSCH!! YUCK!!!! 3 and 4 are plain boring. (and kitsch) 2 is neat, absolutely clear in its simple message (its owner is a star!) and the star motif matches the stars on the "I"s on the Saintsational banner -- so it'll be crystal clear that it's OUR award. No question ...

You could probably make your dad really happy by converting!


Sorry I don't have a more practical suggestion.
Good luck!

5 montagna
4 hayes
3 riewoldt
2 dal santo
1 gilbert

Thanks again to those who do this thread.

5 Justin Koschitzke
4 Jason Gram
3 Lenny Hayes
2 Nick Riewoldt
1 Nick Dal Santo

I understand that the financial deal offered to us to move to Frankston/Seaford was too good to pass up, and the quality of the training facilities we'll be able to build on an unconstrained site will be excellent. The tragedy of the decision, though, is that St Kilda will now never have a true &qu...

St Fidelius wrote: Again, it's a training facility FFS

I'm not denying the advantages of the deal offered by Frankston Council, and I'm certainly not advocating Casey as something better.

But, if it's just a training facility, as you say, then where is our spiritual home?
Etihad Stadium??

Or don't we need one?

Left-handers, by contrast, are capable and comfortable switching between tasks. This seems to suggest that left-handed people have an excellent ability to multi-task , and anecdotal evidence that they are more creative may stem from this ability to multi-task. Therefore: all women are lefthanders.

You obviously present a severe hazard to the deaf, blind and DUMB.

I understand that the financial deal offered to us to move to Frankston/Seaford was too good to pass up, and the quality of the training facilities we'll be able to build on an unconstrained site will be excellent. The tragedy of the decision, though, is that St Kilda will now never have a true &quo...

5 Hayes
4 Montagna
3 Riewoldt
2 Jones
1 Goddard

The most fearless footballer I ever saw play.

loris wrote:
Does anyone else think that Goddard is a negative splitter??

Yes, me too! I've been noticing his terrible first quarters for a while -- full of errors and *uck-ups. Then he settles down, usually, and dominates.

Then again there was that game where he had 4goals by 1/4 time.

older saint wrote: Gwilt was poor yesterday but who else canplay 3rd marking forwadr who tackles? Gilbert?

Not Maguire??
2 x 5 goal hauls for Sandy. Crashing tackles all season.

Send Gwilt back to take over Baker's place. (Sorry Bakes!)

5 Montagna
4 Dawson
3 Hayes
2 Rievoldt
1 Gilbert

If Gram is injured:

Out: Gram, Baker
In: R Clarke, Maguire

I was thinking Bakes might get dropped for Maguire. Much as I love him, he hasn't been super-productive recently. Much of what he does could be done by Maguire but Maguire can take on the big forwards too. Or can become a big forward himself, leaving Gwilt to take over some of Baker's duties. Any th...

Obviously I hadn't looked far enough!
Quite admirable really. I'll keep watching!

Just looking at the "1%s" column in the stats v Collingwood.
We had 64 (to Coll's 49)
Our top six were:
Ray, Blake and Ball, 4 each.
Fisher 5
Geary 7
Zac Dawson 13!
That seems quite disproportionate -- something special I hadn't been noticing.

skeptic wrote:5. Montagna (clearly the most damaging mid)
4. Dal (clearly the second most damaging mid)
3. Schnieder (even contribution all evening)
2. Riewoldt (kicked 2 goals and presented well early in the 2nd when it mattered)
1. Hayes (clearly the 3rd best midfielder)

agreed, 100%