But when this was posted no one had picked Freo to finish lower than 13th.I love this time of year where many Posters predict freo to finish bottom 4 with possibly a wooden spoon. lol
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But when this was posted no one had picked Freo to finish lower than 13th.I love this time of year where many Posters predict freo to finish bottom 4 with possibly a wooden spoon. lol
I admire your optimism in ranking Pies at No 4 , I think a lot of ducks would have to line up for them to finish above the 4 sides listed immediately below them. Otherwise agree with the general grouping of sides . I'm perhaps a little less bullish on the Suns and Sydney and slightly more so on Freo and the Giants, though I agree the latter will slip from finals contention in 2021.This is based on gut feeling at this current time. I will post plenty more predictions as the months pass by
1. Brisbane (Best Forward Line, one of the best defences and one of the best midfield in the league)
2. Richmond (Simply unstoppable at times, but will drop a few games)
3. St Kilda (Huge risers, potentially a candidate for the 2021 flag)
4. Collingwood (last chance as their list is getting old)
5. Western Bulldogs (Upcoming risers, won't be out of the 8 for a while)
6. Carlton (Same Scenario as above)
7. Port Adelaide (Will fall down a couple of places, however, their best is unbelievable)
8. Geelong (last time you'll see Geelong in the 8 for a few years)
9. West Coast (very stiff, however, it'll be because of injuries)
10. Gold Coast (upcoming risers, pencil in a top 8 spot for 2022)
11. Melbourne (Nomans land)
12. Sydney (upcoming risers, however, need possibly another 2 years before threatening the flag again)
13. Fremantle (amazing coach, wouldn't be surprised if they make the 8 in 2021. this is the worse possible outcome)
14. Adelaide (rebuilding)
15. Essendon (rebuilding)
16. GWS (Fall from grace, lost a lot of talent and injuries will come again)
17. Hawthorn (rebuilding, however, will take nearly a decade to be premiership contenders again)
18. North Melbourne (lost soul, however rebuilding)
I agreeWhen I look at the draw I honestly cant see us losing a game.
I agree
Who cares, either way they are irrelevant the next few years.So when North don’t win the spoon, what will be your excuses?
I know this looks like I'm baiting, but take it as a sign of my ignorance rather than trolling, as I very rarely watch the Hawks and don't even really know their list, or much about them at all (I don't even know what their home stadium is);
Isn't it true that Hawthorn were one of the worst teams to watch in 2020? They seemed more incapable than I ever remember them being of stopping an opposition score. How does anyone who put Hawthorn in any ladder position above 16 see them improving? Did they have many significant injuries this year (for players that will contribute to a much better 2021)? Do you think their youth will take the next step? I know they have the best coach of the modern era but they only won 2 out of 12 games in their Queensland hub. Do you think the return to Melbourne will be that much more beneficial?
I - perhaps unfairly - have them or Sydney pegged for the 2021 spoon. (again, not trying to trigger Hawks fans - I feel like they won't improve whereas North and Adelaide will.) What am I not seeing?
Care to tell us who we should have kept out of the 11 we de-listed?You're not wrong in you assessment of the hawks, its just that the likes of North are that poor they will struggle to win a game based on the backed of last year. Add to that they haven't got a coach and blew there list up...
(EF) West Coast (injuries continue to cruel them. BUT: If they keep their guns on the field, who can stop them?)
Sydney won't be anywhere near the spoonI know this looks like I'm baiting, but take it as a sign of my ignorance rather than trolling, as I very rarely watch the Hawks and don't even really know their list, or much about them at all (I don't even know what their home stadium is);
Isn't it true that Hawthorn were one of the worst teams to watch in 2020? They seemed more incapable than I ever remember them being of stopping an opposition score. How does anyone who put Hawthorn in any ladder position above 16 see them improving? Did they have many significant injuries this year (for players that will contribute to a much better 2021)? Do you think their youth will take the next step? I know they have the best coach of the modern era but they only won 2 out of 12 games in their Queensland hub. Do you think the return to Melbourne will be that much more beneficial?
I - perhaps unfairly - have them or Sydney pegged for the 2021 spoon. (again, not trying to trigger Hawks fans - I feel like they won't improve whereas North and Adelaide will.) What am I not seeing?
What is it with North supporters always assuming the worst.Care to tell us who we should have kept out of the 11 we de-listed?
Then tell us where the 11 that were de-listed were picked up by another club.
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What is it with North supporters always assuming the worst.
Yeah you turned over 11 players, and you moved on probably your 2 best players and so that by definition is blowing up your list.
Notwithstanding, I agree the lot of them (delistee's) weren't AFL standard, and you have a few more to go (I see you Dom Tyson). Only thing you might do differently is phase the turn over over a couple of trade/draft periods. Not sure you help the rebuild bring so many unproven kids/state leaders footballers in one hit.PLAYERCARDSTART21Dom Tyson
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Good call. Injuries, fixturing and whether we end up in hubs again next year will have a fair say in how that 3-10 group shakes out.Richmond
Geelong
Dogs
Brisbane
Melbourne
Port
Carlton
Freo
West Coast
Collingwood
Saints
Gold Coast
GWS
Sydney
Hawks
Adelaide
Essendon
North
I think its super close from 3-10, then it drops away.
12th = Goodwin gone!!1. Richmond
2. Geelong
3. West Coast
4. Western Bulldogs
5. Brisbane
6. St Kilda
7. Carlton
8. Fremantle
9. GWS
10. Port Adelaide
11. Collingwood
12. Melbourne
13. Gold Coast
14. Sydney
15. Adelaide
16. Essendon
17. Hawthorn
18. North
Can sense a few sackings in 2021.
12th = Goodwin gone!!
Goodwin has to go. Can not match day coach. If plan a doesn't work, we're forked.Can see Melbourne doing much better once hes gone. Same as Collingwood if Buckley goes. And GWS/Cameron.