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  • ledge
    Hall of Fame
    • Dec 2007
    • 14459

    Goal accuracy

    Who would have thought !
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  • Hotdog60
    Bulldog Team of the Century
    • Aug 2009
    • 5959

    #2
    Here's a bit more....

    Every club's goalkicking accuracy in 2025 (set shots)

    Goals Behinds Missed shots Total shots Accuracy %
    Geelong 128 62 24 214 59.8
    Sydney 90 48 15 153 58.8
    Adelaide 108 57 21 186 58.1
    North Melbourne 94 47 24 165 57.0
    Western Bulldogs 95 60 16 171 55.6
    Gold Coast 95 60 19 174 54.6
    Essendon 72 45 17 134 53.7
    Greater Western Sydney 95 54 29 178 53.4
    Carlton 87 57 22 166 52.4
    West Coast 82 59 22 163 50.3
    Brisbane 102 72 30 204 50.0
    Fremantle 79 55 24 158 50.0
    Collingwood 95 70 28 193 49.2
    Hawthorn 110 82 35 227 48.5
    St Kilda 75 57 26 158 47.5
    Port Adelaide 76 61 25 162 46.9
    Melbourne 77 73 28 178 43.3
    Richmond 59 59 21 139 42.4

    Most accurate players (min. 20 shots)
    Club Goals Behinds Shots at goal Accuracy %
    Darcy Fogarty Adelaide 28 6 38 73.7
    Jesse Hogan GWS 38 8 53 71.7
    Matthew Kennedy Western Bulldogs 17 4 24 70.8
    Mabior Chol Hawthorn 25 9 37 67.6
    Jed Walter Gold Coast 14 7 21 66.7
    Jack Higgins St Kilda 30 10 46 65.2
    Jake Riccardi GWS 13 2 20 65.0
    Ben King Gold Coast 33 13 52 63.5
    Jake Waterman West Coast 17 9 27 63.0
    Paul Curtis North Melbourne 22 9 35 62.9
    Ben Keays Adelaide 25 7 40 62.5
    Josh Rachele Adelaide 23 12 37 62.2
    Willie Rioli Port Adelaide 18 8 29 62.1
    Jack Williams West Coast 13 6 21 61.9
    Nick Larkey North Melbourne 27 11 44 61.4
    Seth Campbell Richmond 19 11 31 61.3
    Jeremy Cameron Geelong 44 16 72 61.1
    Jamie Elliott Collingwood 34 16 56 60.7
    Oliver Dempsey Geelong 22 13 37 59.5
    Callum M. Brown GWS 13 5 22 59.1
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    • Bornadog
      WOOF Clubhouse Leader
      • Jan 2007
      • 67257

      #3
      I would like to see us nail more set shots. It really was the difference in the Geelong match where they couldn't miss and we stuffed up kicking 16.17 to their 20.7 - that was one that got away and should have been a win.
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      • ledge
        Hall of Fame
        • Dec 2007
        • 14459

        #4
        Interested to see if we improve over the year with Sam back , he is a pretty reliable kick for goal .
        We use more chaos ball than Geelong so I think that will mean you take shots more rushed and more difficult angles. I find it incredible we are second , no doubt playing under a roof helps too.
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        • The Underdog
          Bulldog Team of the Century
          • Aug 2007
          • 6928

          #5
          Originally posted by Bornadog
          I would like to see us nail more set shots. It really was the difference in the Geelong match where they couldn't miss and we stuffed up kicking 16.17 to their 20.7 - that was one that got away and should have been a win.
          Geelong are outstanding at it, but we’re 5th best in the league so while we can improve. It could definitely be much worse. We also tend to focus on the ones that get away and not the ones that don’t.
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          • ledge
            Hall of Fame
            • Dec 2007
            • 14459

            #6
            Freijah , Kennedy and Darcy seem to be reliable, hopefully straightens us up for better results going into the second half of the year .
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            • GVGjr
              Moderator
              • Nov 2006
              • 44991

              #7
              Originally posted by ledge
              Freijah , Kennedy and Darcy seem to be reliable, hopefully straightens us up for better results going into the second half of the year .
              I'd add Khamis to that as well.
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              • ledge
                Hall of Fame
                • Dec 2007
                • 14459

                #8
                Looking at our last 4 games we have had a huge improvement 77.44 , is it due to weaker opposition or Darcy straightening us up
                We have also played 3 of them at Marvel
                Or is it just we are better ?
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                • Bornadog
                  WOOF Clubhouse Leader
                  • Jan 2007
                  • 67257

                  #9
                  Originally posted by ledge
                  Looking at our last 4 games we have had a huge improvement 77.44 , is it due to weaker opposition or Darcy straightening us up
                  We have also played 3 of them at Marvel
                  Or is it just we are better ?
                  Marvel does make a difference as no weather elements to effect the ball. Darcy and Naughton have also been very accurate.
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                  • josie
                    Coaching Staff
                    • Oct 2012
                    • 4573

                    #10
                    Naughton was staggeringly good on Thursday night. I think one of his missed hit the post. Keep it up Naughty!!!

                    I think a few of our less accurate goal kicks ought to try Darcy’s goal kicking legs apart stance. Beautifully balanced. He also doesn’t wave the ball about like some do. And a lovely straight leg kicking action.
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                    • Bulldog Joe
                      Premiership Moderator
                      • Jul 2009
                      • 5615

                      #11
                      Originally posted by josie
                      Naughton was staggeringly good on Thursday night. I think one of his missed hit the post. Keep it up Naughty!!!

                      I think a few of our less accurate goal kicks ought to try Darcy’s goal kicking legs apart stance. Beautifully balanced. He also doesn’t wave the ball about like some do. And a lovely straight leg kicking action.
                      Darcy has a consistent routine which eliminates a lot of issues and comes basically back to controlling the ball drop.

                      However, he does need to forget about the round the corner kick unless his angle is really tight.

                      Cost himself a goal on Thursday by doing the round the corner in the 1st quarter when he was only about 45 degree angle.
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                      • NAUGHTY100
                        Draftee
                        • Dec 2024
                        • 548

                        #12

                        Its amazing to me that in this football day and age , about the only thing that has not improved in a big way is goal kicking accuracy .
                        Players have got , bigger , stronger and faster , but kicking for goal apparently hasnt moved with the times , why ? , is it because of football science , where they dont allow the players to practice as much ? .
                        I remember back in the day after training certain players would stay out on the ground and kick for goal, some times for over an hour , not sure if this still happens or not and to what extent ,maybe one of the track watches can tell us .
                        The accuracy of some of the old guys was phenomenal , was that because they practiced more then the modern day player ? i dunno but if i did id be a genius .
                        The point is will goal kicking accuracy overall ever reach say 80% who knows .

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                        • josie
                          Coaching Staff
                          • Oct 2012
                          • 4573

                          #13
                          Originally posted by Bulldog Joe

                          Darcy has a consistent routine which eliminates a lot of issues and comes basically back to controlling the ball drop.

                          However, he does need to forget about the round the corner kick unless his angle is really tight.

                          Cost himself a goal on Thursday by doing the round the corner in the 1st quarter when he was only about 45 degree angle.
                          Thanks for that clarification BDJ. I think of all the good goal kickers that readily come to mind and they all had shortish ball drops & kept ball pretty still; Nathan Brown, Aker, Dickson.
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                          • ledge
                            Hall of Fame
                            • Dec 2007
                            • 14459

                            #14
                            Originally posted by josie

                            Thanks for that clarification BDJ. I think of all the good goal kickers that readily come to mind and they all had shortish ball drops & kept ball pretty still; Nathan Brown, Aker, Dickson.
                            Aker would put the ball on his foot rather than drop it , meaning there was practically no chance of the wind moving from its projectory .
                            young kids tend to do it and slam it on their foot a lot when they are around 5 or 6 . It’s a great way to do it but you get very limited distance .
                            you also have to have the right body shape and flexibility to do it.
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