None that anyone seems to be able to cite.
Likewise, vice-versa: I don't think any team has failed completely by finishing at the bottom of the ladder one year, and then won a premiership the very next year.
Yes...twice. The Sydney Roosters nearly did it again in 2010.
No, unfortunately. Half the weight of the spoon is carbon, and this will be released into the atmosphere when the wood rots in landfill. If you keep the spoon hanging on your wall for years it will store the carbon. If there is another tree growing in place of your wooden spoon tree then your spoon is part of the natural balanced carbon cycle of the earth and you can sleep soundly tonight.
Margaret Thatcher's premiership lasted over 12 years.
The Premiership started in the season 1992/3, so it is 17 years old.
The first team to win a premiership was Essendon in 1897. That was in VFL. The first team to win after the AFL formation was Collingwood, in 1990. However, St. Kilda were the first wooden spooners in 1897. ST. Kilda have enough wooden spoons to give to a whole team! ... to be precise: 26. Essendon won the first Premiership flag via a round robin-type season. (In those years, only 8 teams were playing: St. Kilda, Essendon, Carlton, Fitzroy, Collingwood, South Melbourne, Melbourne and Geelong.)
The first team to win a premiership was Essendon in 1897. That was in VFL. The first team to win after the AFL formation was Collingwood, in 1990. However, St. Kilda were the first wooden spooners in 1897. ST. Kilda have enough wooden spoons to give to a whole team! ... to be precise: 26. Essendon won the first Premiership flag via a round robin-type season. (In those years, only 8 teams were playing: St. Kilda, Essendon, Carlton, Fitzroy, Collingwood, South Melbourne, Melbourne and Geelong.)
100 years
1955 2005 2006 2010
No
A century equals 100 consecutive years. That means: 7 centuries equal 700 consecutive years.
A "score" is 20 consecutive years in time. 3 "score" would be 60 consecutive years.
I'd like to say "none" as the Prem is only 16 years old, but the day will come - soon.