Since 2004 we have recorded our highest ever scores against Brisbane (2005), Carlton (2004), Fremantle (2007), Port Adelaide (2010), Richmond (2006) and West Coast (2004). We have also recorded our biggest ever wins against Brisbane (2005), Carlton (2004), Collingwood (2009), Essendon (2008), Freman...

Hell had we not keep screwing around with the ball when we got to the 50 sometimes we probably could have won by 120.

And unless there is another draw by either us or someone around us, percentage is completely and utterly useless.

It's good practice for the team. If they can deal with their own fans booing them, then they can deal with the sound of 50,000 toothless ferals booing them as they chip the ball around to protect the lead in the dying minutes of a final.

jonesy wrote:I'll nominate that half as the worst the Stkilda football club has looked for at least 2-3 years,and possibly the worst lack of effort they've dished up under Lyon.

I dunno, the last three quarters against Port earlier in the year were pretty bad.

ACTSAINTER wrote:Umpiring is woeful, and very inconsistent

So it's pretty much business as normal.

1/4 Time
St Kilda 3.1 (19) - Brisbane 3.1 (19)
Goals: Mini, Milne, Joey
Possessions: Dal 9, Lenny 9, Ray 9, Gilbert 8, Gwilt 7, Joey 7

The scum scores one. 19-13.

St K 3.0 to 1.1

Goals to McQualter, Milne and Joey.

Our top 5 home attendances are:

#1 72,669 vs Collingwood, Waverley Park, Round 10, 1978
#2 71,488 vs Richmond, Waverley Park, Round 11, 1998
#3 67,893 vs Collingwood, MCG, Round 5, 1990
#4 54,699 vs Collingwood, Waverley Park, Round 3, 1997
#5 54,444 vs Geelong, Etihad Stadium, Round 14, 2009

Hopefully we can get at least 60k regardless of the weather. It is a feat we've only ever managed three times.

And after a bit more searching, the last person to kick 11 or more straight was Plugger when he kicked 16 straight against Fitzroy in 1995.

The last person to kick 11 before Milne was Lloyd who kicked 11.1 against the Bulldogs in 2003. The last person to kick more than 11 was Scott Cummings who kicked a lazy 14.1 for the Eagles against Adelaide in Round 4 2000.

Yes the Swans have been consistant. They have consistantly beaten the bottom teams. Wins against the sides that sit 12th, 14th, 15th and 16th.

Lol that just went up and floated and somehow dropped down across the line.

We kick the ball 20 metres and it's play on. That one went about 10 and it was a mark.

How can anyone argue with Lloyd at full forward? As much as everyone outside of Essendon supporters disliked him, he kicked nearly 700 goals for the decade, including cracking the ton twice and reaching the 90s a further two times.

Saturday afternoon
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Saturday night
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Sunday twilight
Monday night

Monday night football is one of the worst inventions in the history of football inventions. Especially when combined with Melbourne's third world railway system.

desertsaint wrote:top effort fellas
better for three quarters - too defensive in the last.
bottle the pain!

Can you sell bottled pain? Because we've got enough to supply the rest of the country for life.

There's something wrong with us St Kilda supporters. Year after year it's heartbreak. And year after year we keep coming back. This year might not have been our year but one day it will be and finally all this will be worth it.

Thank God cricket season starts next weekend. At the moment I don't want to think about this cruel damn sport until sometime around February.

Too many players went missing in the last quarter.

We had it right within our grasp and like we always do we just threw away.

Only got ourselves to blame. Too many easy misses.

2 pts the difference. 7 1/2 min left.

Nail biting stuff at the moment. Too much handballing down back.