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https://www.espn.com.au/afl/story/_/id/29947725/the-quirky-unusual-stats-2020-afl-season
See if you can guess who lead the following categories before reading the article:
Most goals from outside 50m
Most goals from within 15m of goal
Best tackle evader in the competition
Gave away the most 50m penalties
Most effective metres gained
Most forced turnovers
Best one on one defender
Hit the post most times (player and team)
Came to the interchange bench the most times
Won the first disposal of the match the most times
See if you can guess who lead the following categories before reading the article:
Most goals from outside 50m
Most goals from within 15m of goal
Best tackle evader in the competition
Gave away the most 50m penalties
Most effective metres gained
Most forced turnovers
Best one on one defender
Hit the post most times (player and team)
Came to the interchange bench the most times
Won the first disposal of the match the most times
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From the AFL site...
CLUBS are preparing for a small trim to playing list sizes for next season ahead of potential further cuts in the following years.
Negotiations are still ongoing between the AFL and AFL Players' Association, but it's looking increasingly likely there will be 42 players on lists in 2021, plus up to two Category B rookies.
That would be down from 44 this year, with three Category B rookies, a status designated to international and alternative talent prospects.
It's believed AFLPA representatives started discussing this possibility with players from across the competition last week.
The composition would range from 38 footballers on the primary list and four Category A rookies – who can play at senior level, but their wage doesn't count in the salary cap – to 40 and two.
That combination will probably be left to individual clubs to decide, as is the case in the current set-up.
Club list bosses were readying themselves for a reduction to 40 as recently as a fortnight ago, but that number is understood to have changed since then.
CLUBS are preparing for a small trim to playing list sizes for next season ahead of potential further cuts in the following years.
Negotiations are still ongoing between the AFL and AFL Players' Association, but it's looking increasingly likely there will be 42 players on lists in 2021, plus up to two Category B rookies.
That would be down from 44 this year, with three Category B rookies, a status designated to international and alternative talent prospects.
It's believed AFLPA representatives started discussing this possibility with players from across the competition last week.
The composition would range from 38 footballers on the primary list and four Category A rookies – who can play at senior level, but their wage doesn't count in the salary cap – to 40 and two.
That combination will probably be left to individual clubs to decide, as is the case in the current set-up.
Club list bosses were readying themselves for a reduction to 40 as recently as a fortnight ago, but that number is understood to have changed since then.
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Anybody else get a similar Email? Looks too suspicious to bother with.
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CONGRATS, LEGEND! YOU DID IT!
Richard KFC SuperCoach Top 1011. Got a nice ring to it, doesn’t it?
So we can send out your well-deserved winnings – including a KFC SuperCoach keychain, a cap, and some epic socks – please reply to this email with your:
• Full name
• Postal address
• Mobile number
And again – congratulations, you bloody legend! You’re officially better than just about everyone.
Cheers,
We need the above contact information within two weeks, otherwise your prize will be forfeited. We can't wait forever! We may try and contact you on your mobile if we don’t hear back from you to make sure you don’t miss out! You should have your prize within 28 days of giving us your details. Oh, and don’t worry – we won’t use these details to send you anything (except your prize, obviously).
If you have any questions please call 1800 850 517
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