All posts tagged "Statistics"

Recently I published my Involvement Rates for the Wallabies in 2011.  As you probably know this is...

Scott Allen, Gagger and I get together for the final show of the year. We reflect on...

This year in my analysis of games involving the Wallabies I’ve included a new way of measuring...

Scott Allen, Gagger and I get together for a special show. We celebrate our 50th show by...

I’ve put together a short survey to gain a better understanding of G&GR’s readers. I’m planning to...

The Wallabies were comprehensively outplayed by the All Blacks last weekend. Is there any joy in any...

We all knew that the semi final against the All Blacks was going to be a massive...

Lineouts are a bit like a magic trick — or better still, a magic show. A magic...

Here’s the next bucketload of numbers courtesy of RuckinGoodStats, looking ahead to the game this weekend. Have...

I’m sure that like most of you I sat watching Sunday’s victory by the Wallabies against the...

I thought that I would crunch some numbers on Bryce Lawrence, so I asked the forum members...

Our mate RuckinGoodStats has provided us with an indepth look at the two teams going into Sunday’s...

What can statistics tell us about the Wallabies’ performance against Ireland on Saturday? You wouldn’t think much,...

The Wallabies game against Italy last Sunday was a really solid start to the World Cup campaign....

Whilst in any discussion involving rugby there is usually some talk of the strengths or weaknesses of certain...

The final Tri Nations game of 2011 between the Wallabies and All Blacks on Saturday was one...

Benjamin Disraeli said ‘There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics’. What about rugby...

Over the last three Tri Nations games I’ve looked at the breakdown to analyse the level of...

What should we make of the Wallabies’ performance in last week’s game against the Springboks? Did they...

At the age of four, little Aelita Andre from Melbourne has become a fêted artist. Dubbed the...