is this a first for a grand final ?
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is this a first for a grand final ?
Spelly, yesterdays grand final had Norwood winning one quarter (first), Port two quarters (second & third) & a drawn quarter (last)
i know it has happened in home & away matches but has a side won a premiership by winning just one quarter in a grand final ?
i know it has happened in home & away matches but has a side won a premiership by winning just one quarter in a grand final ?
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Re: is this a first for a grand final ?
bayman wrote:Spelly, yesterdays grand final had Norwood winning one quarter (first), Port two quarters (second & third) & a drawn quarter (last)
i know it has happened in home & away matches but has a side won a premiership by winning just one quarter in a grand final ?
Port in 1990
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Re: is this a first for a grand final ?
spell_check wrote:bayman wrote:Spelly, yesterdays grand final had Norwood winning one quarter (first), Port two quarters (second & third) & a drawn quarter (last)
i know it has happened in home & away matches but has a side won a premiership by winning just one quarter in a grand final ?
Port in 1990
ouch, that one hurts...very speedy reply & thankyou spelly
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Re: is this a first for a grand final ?
bayman wrote:spell_check wrote:bayman wrote:Spelly, yesterdays grand final had Norwood winning one quarter (first), Port two quarters (second & third) & a drawn quarter (last)
i know it has happened in home & away matches but has a side won a premiership by winning just one quarter in a grand final ?
Port in 1990
ouch, that one hurts...very speedy reply & thankyou spelly
There's possibly others; I remember it being asked before...for the record Glenelg won three quarters - none were drawn.
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Re: is this a first for a grand final ?
spell_check wrote:bayman wrote:spell_check wrote:bayman wrote:Spelly, yesterdays grand final had Norwood winning one quarter (first), Port two quarters (second & third) & a drawn quarter (last)
i know it has happened in home & away matches but has a side won a premiership by winning just one quarter in a grand final ?
Port in 1990
ouch, that one hurts...very speedy reply & thankyou spelly
There's possibly others; I remember it being asked before...for the record Glenelg won three quarters - none were drawn.
Adrian Settre won the other one (second term from memory)
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Re: is this a first for a grand final ?
All pre 1931 and the McIntyre Finals series; the premiership deciders in the following years had a team lose 3 quarters (none drawn as per your request) but still won the match:
North in 1902 (won 2nd)
Norwood in 1904 (won 4th)
West in 1912 (won 3rd)
Sturt in 1919 (won 4th)
North in 1902 (won 2nd)
Norwood in 1904 (won 4th)
West in 1912 (won 3rd)
Sturt in 1919 (won 4th)
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Re: is this a first for a grand final ?
1977 is the only other occasion for your request - Glenelg won 1st by 5 points; Port won 2nd by 14 points; level in 3rd; Glenelg won last quarter by one.
As an extra, the last quarter this year was the first time a particular quarter was even in a Grand Final since the 2nd quarter of 1994
As an extra, the last quarter this year was the first time a particular quarter was even in a Grand Final since the 2nd quarter of 1994
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Re: is this a first for a grand final ?
thanks spelly, my main question was winning one quarter & winning the match, all other ''stats'' a very interesting bonus, thanks again
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