Hawks will miss the top 4. Book it. Can I put money on that somewhere?
I am sure you can. I am not so sure though as I think they can make it especially since there are really only 5 teams likely to make the top 4.
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Hawks will miss the top 4. Book it. Can I put money on that somewhere?
I am sure you can. I am not so sure though as I think they can make it especially since there are really only 5 teams likely to make the top 4.
I'm not a punter, but surely you can't have avoided the inundation of bookmakers' ads that accompany every footy game and footy-related show? No doubt any one of them will happily give you odds.Where??
if they want to make it they got to win this week and i cant see it happening with their injuries
20 years ago is meaningless, in context of a win. the only thing that influences the result is the current teams.
up until last friday THIS HAWKS TEAM losing to THIS CROWS TEAM would be considered a massive upset no matter where it's played.
after losing to north however, some might be seeing a hawks slide and so not see it that much of an upset. for mine I was simply proven wrong about north this year rather then seeing the beginning of the end of the hawks for 2014, I still see hawks losing to Adelaide as a big upset at this stage.
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People have a habit of focussing on the most immediate event rather than than bigger picture. Hawthorn lost to the roos on the weekend and suddenly our season is in danger and the roos are a shot at the top 4. Meanwhile exactly one week ago North was finished after losing to Brisbane while we had comprehensively beaten the up and coming Suns. The media is like a pair of underpants on a clothes line blowing haphazardly in the wind. If Adelaide win there will be a resounding "I told you so" and deluge of doomsdayers meanwhile if Hawthorn win it will be as if nothing was said. I am quietly confident that the Hawks who have consistently and comprehensively put away teams below them on the ladder all season will continue to do so.
That is spot on BUT
The hawks have a mounting injury toll, a very hard draw to finish off the season, and look tired.
Well thats my point.... they only looked tired against the roos. We looked perfectly fine in our 5 wins previous to that.
But the injuries seysearles, the injuries..............
People have a habit of focussing on the most immediate event rather than than bigger picture. Hawthorn lost to the roos on the weekend and suddenly our season is in danger and the roos are a shot at the top 4. Meanwhile exactly one week ago North was finished after losing to Brisbane while we had comprehensively beaten the up and coming Suns. The media is like a pair of underpants on a clothes line blowing haphazardly in the wind. If Adelaide win there will be a resounding "I told you so" and deluge of doomsdayers meanwhile if Hawthorn win it will be as if nothing was said. I am quietly confident that the Hawks who have consistently and comprehensively put away teams below them on the ladder all season will continue to do so.
Will the Hawks finish top 4? Probably. Depending on this weekend's result, the game against the Swans could be a battle for top 2, or merely a battle to keep touch with the top 4. Loss would put them in 5th, behind the Cats on points and a loss against the Swans could put them 2 games behind the top 4, equal with the Pies & Roos.
The Crows game really is their make or break game. Lose it and top 4 is unlikely. I would go as far as saying that for the Hawks, it's the most important match of the season.
We have had injuries all season and i think done a great job to win as many matches as we have but we haven't been able to get the job done against the better sides.Haven't we had them all season? We have been lauded for keeping on winning despite the injuries. Suddenly the injuries are a factor because we dropped a game to a very good (if not unpredictable) team in North Melbourne.
Has Freo defeated any other team in the top 4?
EDIT: Geelong
We have had injuries all season and i think done a great job to win as many matches as we have but we haven't been able to get the job done against the better sides.
Freo were missing Fyfe & Barlow for that game and i am not convinced they are that good yet need to see them play a few top sides before finals to make a call on them.You're presumably over looking Fremantle who we demolished in Rd.4 as a bigger side. Nonetheless I am not sure Adelaide qualifies as a bigger side. They beat Port in a showdown which (much like the North v Haw game is a match fuelled with emotion which changes the game's balance considerably). Otherwise the only notable teams they've beaten are North "Jekyll and Hyde" Melbourne and the Pies. They have also dropped games to Melbourne and Carlton (in Adelaide). I would put them just below Collingwood and equal to Essendon both of who we beat (the Pies resoundingly).
The top 4 will be decided imo by "Top.4 derbies" i.e Swans v Port Hawks v Freo etc. These are 8pt swing games. Winning the Sydney, Fremantle and Geelong games are literally twice as important to us than winning the rest.
I'm not a punter, but surely you can't have avoided the inundation of bookmakers' ads that accompany every footy game and footy-related show? No doubt any one of them will happily give you odds.
Port - 19w 3l
Geelong - 19w 3l
Syd - 18w 4l
Frem - 17w 5l
Pies - 17w 5l
North - 16w 6l
Hawthorn - 12w 10l
Adel - 12w 10l
Just finished my latest ladder predictor
Syd 19 wins
Geel 18 wins
Freo 17 wins
Pies 16 wins
Port 15 wins
North 14 wins
Hawks 13 wins
Crows 12 wins
Below is what I though a few rounds ago
Top 3 i agree order of Cats & Freo maybe swap.Just finished my latest ladder predictor
Syd 19 wins
Geel 18 wins
Freo 17 wins
Pies 16 wins
Port 15 wins
North 14 wins
Hawks 13 wins
Crows 12 wins
no but seriously win tomorrow night week off to freshen up and then play us for a top 2 position.