Tbf Collingwood broke the mould in 2022 with their style and then obviously winning last year shows it's sustainable. GWS are following suit.
This never eventuates.
That was a pathetic finish to the quarter for Brisbane. They needed to kill that ball on the boundary but instead GWS walked it into their forward line.
Yes, but it is a weird situation if he scores it puts them up, but it goes back to the centre with a minute to go, which gives Collingwood a good chance to reply.
Yeah draws aren't a problem they are quite rare. Split the points and move on, obviously finals is a different situation but even then it rare. I can only think of 3 since extra time was introduced. North vs hawthorn 94, Collingwood vs West coast 07 and Port vs West coast 2017. So three in 30 years.
Honestly doesn't watch players just goes by reputations. He also said melbourne are really missing Salem as a reason we aren't taking the dangerous inside kick. Salem's kicking is the biggest misconception in the AFL.
Also watching ANZAC day they've made a big build up to Pendlebury's 10,000...
Once again the backline was solid, I know Richmond were pretty weak in their forward line (and all around the ground)but the backs just consistently perform each week. I actually don't think McDonald's game was an absolute shocker, he at least competed but when it was bad it was really bad...
I actually thought JVR improved as the game went on but still far from his best. Petty on the other hand looks so low on confidence and even when he gets a chance he completely butchers it. Fritsch is a funny one, he's equal 4th in the Coleman medal going into this round yet as been average at...
Yep, we'll get punished from both cats and Carlton but I'm worried more what Carlton will do if we turn it over in some juicy spots. They look scary good when it goes there way. Just look at that gws game.
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