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time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
So happy for Richmond to be underated
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Yeah the teams that were eliminated before us were a lot more worthy.Yeah, yeah I know. North were not worthy of being in the preliminary final last year.
If I was to say Port top6 is be lying to myself but think your capable of beating teams higher than you in finals, not sure have the brigade to finish top4
Im not talking about where Port will finish,its your overrating of a bottom side like Carlton.
its fascinating that on the back of a full strength Port running over the top of a severely depleted Freo last September (after Freo spanked them in the first half) has seen Port now rated a better side in most of the minds here. I don't say its necessarily wrong but its not a view that takes into account much more than one quarter of footy.
When Port had half the injuries we did (in September) to their backline (in the middle of the year) they lost about 5 games in a row.
Finding something fascinating is subjective. Perhaps you thought I meant surprising.It's not that fascinating, Port is a younger team that's already made significant progress in a short time and still has a lot more growing to do.
Freo may be better than them next year but it would hardly be a surprise if Port went right past them.
Brisbane are lacking in quality talks at either end of the ground, as well as experience. Will dominate sides in the midfield and probably finish around 10th, but they're a while off finals for mine.Don't see Carlton anywhere near finals this year. Think the top 8 will remain mostly unchanged, except for possibly Adelaide, West Coast or Gold Coast sneaking in.
The only team in the bottom 6 I can see surging up the ladder is probably Brisbane. They showed a lot of promise at the end of the season and recruited brilliantly with Beams and Christensen.
- Carlton to beat the Tigers
- Roosy to get the Dees up to a rare win against GC in R1
- St Kilda to beat GWS at home
- North to beat Adelaide on their home deck
- Geelong to beat the Hawks (order restored)
Don't see Carlton anywhere near finals this year. Think the top 8 will remain mostly unchanged, except for possibly Adelaide, West Coast or Gold Coast sneaking in.
The only team in the bottom 6 I can see surging up the ladder is probably Brisbane. They showed a lot of promise at the end of the season and recruited brilliantly with Beams and Christensen.
FYI Carlton have received more priority picks than Melbourne. Or at least you would have if you hadn't had one stripped in 2002 for cheating the salary cap.I said Blues unlikely to make finals, they might always a chance but it's slim. Melbourne have no chance at all 15th-17th finish
Not that your club cares, most likely get another priority pick with it
FYI Carlton have received more priority picks than Melbourne. Or at least you would have if you hadn't had one stripped in 2002 for cheating the salary cap.
Hey, you brought it up.Where not talking about that, discussing Round 1 and where teams will finish
Didn't you know, they are the best running side in the league etc, guess someone forgot to tell us when we outran them earlier in the season. Port are very good (as are Freo who'll be around the mark again) full of young, quick and classy players, but their fans shouldn't underrated other teams, as you said they lost a few games in a row due to injury which can happen to any side.its fascinating that on the back of a full strength Port running over the top of a severely depleted Freo last September (after Freo spanked them in the first half) has seen Port now rated a better side in most of the minds here. I don't say its necessarily wrong but its not a view that takes into account much more than one quarter of footy.
When Port had half the injuries we did (in September) to their backline (in the middle of the year) they lost about 5 games in a row.
Hey, you brought it up.
Essendon is a rank outsider to beat Sydney at $6.25.It's a pretty close round with GC the shortest priced favourites at $1.43 followed by the Hawks at $1.46.
You can make a case for every underdog to win.