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Nah will win at least 2 games which would be at least good enough for 3rd or 4thWest coast are done im afraid even i know this JK is out for a month we have a tricky month will may drop out of the 4. Sad as they have been it the top 4 all year
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West coast are done im afraid even i know this JK is out for a month we have a tricky month will may drop out of the 4. Sad as they have been it the top 4 all year
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IMO it will come down to Sydney rolling Hawthorn at home in the final round for us to get in.North are good enough to win 3 of their next 4 but i think that means we miss the 8 on percentage.
There could well be a team, even maybe two at a stretch, on 13 that doesn't make it.The magic number this season is 13. Swans should make it if they go 2-2 from their last 4 games
That would be unlucky. Don't think it has ever occurred. has it? As unlucky as 16-6 getting 6th spot in 2016 and 15-7 7th spotThere could well be a team, even maybe two at a stretch, on 13 that doesn't make it.
The bottom four teams have won just 15 games between them and the top four have lost 23. That probably means more mid-table wins. In turn that would push the average of the mid-table to better than 11-11 and correspondingly makes the edge of the eight a bit higher.That would be unlucky. Don't think it has ever occurred. has it? As unlucky as 16-6 getting 6th spot in 2016 and 15-7 7th spot
I can't see how Richmond don't win the Grand final again this year, i thought Collingwood would be their biggest challenger but with their injuries i dont see them beating richmond, West Coast would be also but they tend to not play too well on the G and again with the injuries they have with their forwards and even at full strength i can't see them winning. GWS and possibly Melbourne are the only other teams that may be able to match the tigers. I can't recall but did Hawthorn at their strength come off as impressive as Richmond are at the moment? It's theirs to lose imo
We should have Kennedy back and Darling is there, but will be stretch without Gaff and NatanuiI can't see how Richmond don't win the Grand final again this year, i thought Collingwood would be their biggest challenger but with their injuries i dont see them beating richmond, West Coast would be also but they tend to not play too well on the G and again with the injuries they have with their forwards and even at full strength i can't see them winning. GWS and possibly Melbourne are the only other teams that may be able to match the tigers. I can't recall but did Hawthorn at their strength come off as impressive as Richmond are at the moment? It's theirs to lose imo
I said it elsewhere, but my tip is it will come down the very last game of the year of us v Saints, with us needing to win by something like 70 points to make it on %, and we only win by 40 or 50.IMO it will come down to Sydney rolling Hawthorn at home in the final round for us to get in.
Last year the Bombers finished 7th with 12 wins and a paltry percentage of 106%. Very different story this year to finish 7th and 8th.That would be unlucky. Don't think it has ever occurred. has it? As unlucky as 16-6 getting 6th spot in 2016 and 15-7 7th spot
West Coast vs Melbourne at Optus becomes a clash with huge ramifications for top 2 and top 4 prospects. It's a 50/50 without a doubt, they beat us at Subi last year so travelling to Perth holds no fear for them.
So did we, but you're a better team this year. The Dees are ferocious at the ball, and whether your guys handle that will decide the outcome I think.West Coast vs Melbourne at Optus becomes a clash with huge ramifications for top 2 and top 4 prospects. It's a 50/50 without a doubt, they beat us at Subi last year so travelling to Perth holds no fear for them.
We are 5-1 interstate as wellWest Coast vs Melbourne at Optus becomes a clash with huge ramifications for top 2 and top 4 prospects. It's a 50/50 without a doubt, they beat us at Subi last year so travelling to Perth holds no fear for them.
Have to be all at the g in this circumstance, 4 mcg tenant clubs none should give up the g.View attachment 540364 So I have come up with a realistic scenario where all 4 Finals in the first week are played in Melbourne and all are being hosted by MCG tenants. But, with the contact that Etihad Stadium, MCG and the AFL have signed, the MCG can only host a maximum 3 Finals in that week. So, which game is played at Ehihad. How do they decided it? Is it by predicted crowd size or is the lowest ranked final played at Etihad?