Prediction 2019 Ladder Predictions + 2020 Ladder early Predictions ( Page 115+ )

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1. collingwood
2. Richmond
3. West coast
4. Melbourne
5. GWS
6. Adelaide
7. Essendon
8. North Melbourne
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9. Geelong
10. Brisbane
11. Sydney
12. Hawthorn
13. Port Adelaide
14. Western bulldogs
15. St Kilda
16. Fremantle
17. Carlton
18. Gold Coast
 
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It's an algorithm:
Draw: Number of games v top 4 and bottom 4 in 2019 compared to 2018
Trade: Number of elite, A and B grade players traded in and traded out AND the number of close games the club had which might have been decided by the presence/ absence of these players
Injury: I've just edited my original post to also account for injuries vs league average, which has shuffled the top 8 order a little
How do you define "A" and "B" grade players though?
 
Thanks for this. We definitely choked for parts of the game with missed set shots in the second and third quarters but honestly for the first forty five minutes I liked what we were trying to accomplish, breaking lines and trying to get our way through their defensive structure with risky plays. Just basic handball errors let us down and West Coast being the premiership side they ended up being pounced on these turnovers like every great team does. Credit to the Eagles for forcing us to play in such a risky way for such an inexperienced side, because they were picking off everything going long.
If they played again I don’t think the margin would have been so big. Melbourne’s forward line and midfield is really good so it is quite rare for them to be kept quiet like that for a quarter.
 
Couldn't handle the finals heat? Handled "the heat" against Hawthorn and Geelong quite comfortably the first two weeks of the finals.

People are seriously overrating the Eagles game, Melbourne played poorly and the Eagles punished them but it's just one game.
It was more than just one game. It was your biggest game of the year, and you got blown apart.
 
It was more than just one game. It was your biggest game of the year, and you got blown apart.
Yeah, we had a bad one.

That can happen to young teams interstate with 13 players under 100 games. Half of West Coast's team had played 150 games (11) compared to our 5.

North's round 23 team that beat Sydney had 9 players under 100 games and just one under 50. They were on average 18 months older than our prelim team with 21 games more experienced.

I think we're tracking nicely.
 
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1. West Coast
2. Richmond
3. Geelong
4. Essendon
5. Collingwood
6. Melbourne
7. North Melbourne
8. GWS
9. Port Adelaide
10. Fremantle
11. Hawthorn
12. Brisbane
13. Sydney
14. St Kilda
15. Western Bulldogs
16. Carlton
17. Gold Coast
18. Adelaide
 
We obviously won’t make finals, but don’t think Gold Coast are going to be anywhere near as bad as people seem to think we will be, provided we can keep our list healthy. There was a point last season where we had only 1 listed player left in the reserves (scrimshaw) and we still finished 2 games clear of Carlton. Brand new coaching staff and S&C coaches ought to help as well
I hope so. Please finish above Carlton. In fact to every other team in the comp; please finish above Carlton.
 
1. West Coast
2. Richmond
3. Geelong
4. Essendon
5. Collingwood
6. Melbourne
7. North Melbourne
8. GWS
9. Port Adelaide
10. Fremantle
11. Hawthorn
12. Brisbane
13. Sydney
14. St Kilda
15. Western Bulldogs
16. Carlton
17. Gold Coast
18. Adelaide
Trollolol
 
Daniher still isn't training, and yeah Shiel > Polec + Hall + Tyson
Reality is that North had one of the easiest fixtures and Essendon had one of the most difficult, yet we finished only percentage below you. Same wins.

North double ups:

Sydney
Bulldogs
St Kilda
Brisbane
Gold Coast

3 of the bottom 4 teams. No top 4 team

Essendon double ups:

Richmond
Collingwood
Hawthorn
Port
Fremantle

3 of the top 4 teams. No bottom 4 team

Not to mention that we played the likes of GWS and West Coast away while you played them both in Tassie.

Not hard to see why Essendon is rated higher than North now that the fixture is likely to balance out.
 

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Reality is that North had one of the easiest fixtures and Essendon had one of the most difficult, yet we finished only percentage below you. Same wins.

North double ups:

Sydney
Bulldogs
St Kilda
Brisbane
Gold Coast

3 of the bottom 4 teams. No top 4 team

Essendon double ups:

Richmond
Collingwood
Hawthorn
Port
Fremantle

3 of the top 4 teams. No bottom 4 team

Not to mention that we played the likes of GWS and West Coast away while you played them both in Tassie.

Not hard to see why Essendon is rated higher than North now that the fixture is likely to balance out.

Too much hype about Essendon who haven’t proven squat! December champions.
North will finish higher than them like most years!


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Essendon
West Coast
Richmond
Melbourne
Collingwood
Geelong
Adelaide
GWS
Sydney
Port
Hawthorn
North
Brisbane
Bulldogs
Saints
Freo
Carlton
Gold Coast
 
1. collingwood
2. Richmond
3. West coast
4. Melbourne
5. GWS
6. Adelaide
7. Essendon
8. North Melbourne
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9. Geelong
10. Brisbane
11. Sydney
12. Hawthorn
13. Port Adelaide
14. Western bulldogs
15. Carlton
16. Gold Coast
Something against Ross Lyon?
oops . Fixed up now. Must have some deep seeded issues there!
 
1 Melbourne Demons
2 Collingwood Magpies
3 Essendon Bombers
4 Brisbane Lions
5 West Coast Eagles
6 Richmond Tigers
7 GWS Giants
8 Carlton Blues

9 Western Bulldogs
10 Sydney Swans
11 Hawthorn Hawks
12 Adelaide Crows
13 Geelong Cats
14 Port Adelaide Power
15 North Melbourne Kangaroos
16 Fremantle Dockers
17 St Kilda Saints
18 Gold Coast Suns
 
1 Melbourne Demons
2 Collingwood Magpies
3 Essendon Bombers
4 Brisbane Lions
5 West Coast Eagles
6 Richmond Tigers
7 GWS Giants
8 Carlton Blues

9 Western Bulldogs
10 Sydney Swans
11 Hawthorn Hawks
12 Adelaide Crows
13 Geelong Cats
14 Port Adelaide Power
15 North Melbourne Kangaroos
16 Fremantle Dockers
17 St Kilda Saints
18 Gold Coast Suns
Stocker to kick the winning goal after the siren in our elimination final vs WC, Crow board meltdown x 2
 
1: Collingwood
2: West Coast
3: Melbourne
4: Richmond
5: Adelaide
6: Hawthorn
7: Brisbane
8: North Melb

9: GWS
10: Sydney
11: Port
12: Geelong
13: Essendon
14: Western Bulldogs
15: St Kilda
16: Carlton
17: Fremantle
18: Gold Coast
Post trade/draft update

1: Collingwood
2: Richmond
3: West Coast
4: Melbourne
5: Adelaide
6: Essendon
7: Hawthorn
8: GWS

9: Sydney
10: North Melb
11: Geelong
12: Brisbane
13: Port
14: W Bulldogs
15: Carlton
16: Fremantle
17: St Kilda
18: Gold Coast
 
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