Preliminary Finals Numbers | Champion Data expert, Corey Mobilio (17.09.26)
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What are the key numbers and trends Corey Mobilio highlights before the Preliminary Finals?
Breakfast with Gary and Tim.
Uh the Bullet Corey Mobilio Champion Data now sits in with his computer, so this is just before we let him loose after half past eight. If you've got a question that you need answered from a champion data point of view, he'll help you out. Okay Bullet.
Morning boys, how are we?
Fresh at a fresh fade from
a prelim. Fresh fade. Prelim week. Nice. Nice. Very nice. Very nice. You've clean
you've cleaned up some of that stuff above your top lip there too, I reckon. I reckon
I like it. This is about a year's worth of growth this way. Hang on, I gotta put my glasses on.
It is,
it's still there. It's not going
anywhere. It's called it's not going anywhere. It's called an S T. A summary tash.
Sorry, Fieldy. I won't stay in the bullets' way for long. Um Far be it for me to do that. The North Melbourne coffee catch ups have started. What, interviews or coffee catch? Uh well you'd probably call them informal chats, wouldn't you? What all
six of them sat around out of coffee?
I think Todd Viney key to this, been getting around the place. This is how clubs tend to do it these days, before formulating a short list. And the more formal presentations, obviously, and interviews take place. So they've started, they'll continue throughout the rest of this week. Um this is former coaches, this is first time coaches. So that process ongoing. It maybe as uh much variety in this group of candidates as we've had for for a long, long time. And a little bit unique. Too, when you think about maybe the people who might avail themselves to it, like an Adam Simpson who's been there and done that and sat this year in judgment of other coaches applying for roles, but that's the AFL industry.
She can be a bit incestuous at times.
Yeah. I know you'd gotta be careful judging what you see in the media, but um he's he's right where you need
him to be from a coaching point. I call him cutting edge Adam. I do. He's as modern as you he's as modern as a coach could
be. No, he's uh he'll be so what about and then Horse's name gets thrown away? Yeah. Yeah,
I can't I can't validate that other than it's obviously been uh murmured and rumoured that he might uh he might be.
I'd give Sumo some advice though and he won't take any advice from me. But if I was going for an interview, I might just get myself a nice little dark rinse through my hair.
Would that would that make him more trustworthy for the modern game? Make him clubs make him look more modern.
How are coaching appointments and interview processes shaping the finals picture?
More modern. More younger. He needs one of Corey's fades I reckon.
I can hook him up with a fresh fade if you want to.
Team
well, all the way to Sunbury. Teams drop tonight. What do you expect? What do I expect? So
all eyes on who comes in for Callum Mills, clearly, is it just a McInerney? That would be the first time since early June for McArnie. Joel Amarty weighing up that move to Cant. Looks like he'll be kept on the outer. McVee under some pressure at Fremantle. Brennan Cox plays Waffle, so does Brandon Walker come back in. Wagner was preferred to O'Driska last time out. And Hawthorne, I think, is likely to be unchanged from the qualifying final. And Brisbane have got this Noah Answorth situation where he's battling. to be fit. He would get Nick Watson, you would think, if he's fit. Mm. And maybe it's Leicester if he isn't. So you'd think it's between Answorth and Ty Gallup for that final spot. So big decisions to be made here.
Lester.
What that's a survivor. Who would have thought that Leicester could be a player that could play on Watson? This is
Corey's area. Yeah. And we saw it last week, like he took Josh Rashelle, he played tall. Um, you know, it wouldn't completely surprise me if Watson got off the chain to a certain extent on the weekend. Could you have a look at that matchup as well? He's just so smart with the way he positions himself, but I think that's his ke key to his game. He was number one rated key defender for a large portion of the year as well, Leicester. Um, you know, based on our rating system. So um yeah, his flexibility is is his yeah, he's clearly his. Strength.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the key numbers and trends Corey Mobilio highlights before the Preliminary Finals?
0:00–2:18
2
How are coaching appointments and interview processes shaping the finals picture?
2:18–4:17
3
Which player statistics (e.g., Logan McDonald, Cam Rayner) are most likely to influence the upcoming matches?
4:17–6:52
4
What does Champion Data say about Fremantle’s chances against Sydney in the prelims?
6:52–9:19
5
How are Brisbane and Hawthorn’s defensive and offensive metrics affecting their finals outlook?
9:19–12:17
6
Which teams are projected to dominate the Grand Final based on current data?
12:17–14:31
7
Who are the top Brownlow contenders and how do their stats compare to past winners?
14:31–17:58
8
What final tips and predictions do the hosts give as the episode wraps up?
17:58–22:32
Speakers
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