Elimination Finals and St Kilda FC: The Saints Were In, Should Have Been, or Should Have Gotten Better.
Elimination Finals St Kilda FC Qualified For, But Didn't Play In:
St Kilda FC played in the first 2 League Finals labelled Elimination Finals in 1972 and 1973.
The Saints won both against the same opponent on both occasions, Essendon:
1972 ~ 124 - 71 (on the way to what is now officially a Premiership)
1973 ~ 158 - 91.
The latter was one of the last two Finals games before St Kilda FC started getting violated in more distressingly violent ways, particularly from orbit, for no valid reason (a lunatic opposition teams "free choice" after being offered access to something "up there in the sky" to cheat with in a deal with terrorists).
Based on corrected standings (match fixing) - St Kilda FC should have played in the first 4 Elimination Finals in a Row.
However, The Saints results were adversely affected by other more violent and painful forms of cheating, and should have been better. To say St Kilda FC should have played in the first 4 Elimination Finals sounds a little on the disrespectful under-credited side without the additional text.
Here is a list of Elimination Finals The Saints Qualified for, but did not play in due to projectile corruption vomit & random terrorism from all involved that was not St Kilda FC, that also became open terrorism from orbit during the 1973 SF:
The 70's:
1974 4 Collingwood v 5 St Kilda
1975 4 Richmond v 5 St Kilda
1978 4 Carlton v 5 St Kilda
The 80's:
1987 4 St Kilda v 5 North Melbourne
1988 4 Melbourne v 5 St Kilda
The 90's:
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