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AFL 2022 AFL Round 13

Line Winners?

  • Richmond -14.5

    Votes: 4 40.0%
  • Port Adelaide +14.5

    Votes: 4 40.0%
  • Essendon +18.5

    Votes: 4 40.0%
  • Carlton -18.5

    Votes: 3 30.0%
  • Fremantle -33.5

    Votes: 3 30.0%
  • Hawthorn +33.5

    Votes: 4 40.0%
  • Brisbane -16.5

    Votes: 2 20.0%
  • St Kilda +16.5

    Votes: 4 40.0%
  • North Melbourne +36.5

    Votes: 2 20.0%
  • G-Western Sydney -36.5

    Votes: 4 40.0%
  • Collingwood +20.5

    Votes: 4 40.0%
  • Melbourne -20.5

    Votes: 2 20.0%

  • Total voters
    10
  • Poll closed .

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thoughts on why North/Gws has dropped to 165.5 from 170.5.. most of us thought this would generally be an exhibition by GWS as theyve been attacking well recently... no faith in North to contribute like 50-60 pts lol??? Mckay goes out who is norths best stopper.. they add two kind of attacking/not much defence players in HALL/STEPHENSON... maybe its the inclusions of Haynes and Whitfield which makes GWS better down back....

i dont mind 163.5 over tonight... it looks an actual ok Essendon lineup scoring potential wise with no weitering and Carlton have some handy attacking ins... the weather should be fine by tonight too
Either a punt club has hit it, if so they are clueless. Or it’s a reaction to Thursday night going under. Other than that I am baffled too. Just dropped another bit of coin on it.
 
The campaigner is ducked already, Had to get one early

Wasn't eating grass while he was away....

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seriously 1 of Silvagni, fisher or Martin please kick a goal just some money would be nice
 
Either a punt club has hit it, if so they are clueless. Or it’s a reaction to Thursday night going under. Other than that I am baffled too. Just dropped another bit of coin on it.

@demon_fanatic said:
thoughts on why North/Gws has dropped to 165.5 from 170.5.. most of us thought this would generally be an exhibition by GWS as theyve been attacking well recently... no faith in North to contribute like 50-60 pts lol??? Mckay goes out who is norths best stopper.. they add two kind of attacking/not much defence players in HALL/STEPHENSON... maybe its the inclusions of Haynes and Whitfield which makes GWS better down back....

i dont mind 163.5 over tonight... it looks an actual ok Essendon lineup scoring potential wise with no weitering and Carlton have some handy attacking ins... the weather should be fine by tonight too


Games at the Marvel/Dome just dont go the overs/super high scoring anymore. Teams have so much more better ball control under the roof. The games are as predictable as they have ever be would be my reason. One quarter where the scoring drops off can see the total lines move under further in-play.


I know 22 years is a long time, but when the Docklands first opened , teams were going long at all costs ....yep it might sound funny to you younger generation.These days bar the bouncedown, large portions of the game is uncontested/keep your possessions off. No offence but the footy they play these days is a different game to what is played today. I think of AFL games under the roof these days as almost like basketball matches but played without a countdown clock for teams having possession.

Only 6+ Games have gone over 200+ Since the start of 2001 from 65 games.

Giants midfield should be too good for the Roos looking quickly at the contested disposals stats from 2021 and 2022.

Its the first game under McVeigh, Hird and Solomon at the Marvel , they have coached much differently to Leon Cameron. The inclination of the new coaching panel is to be more attacking than going slow. At the end of the day it could come down to accuracy. The average number of scoring shots at Marvel from 21 games this season is 45.76 shots per game. So something like 24 goals 21 behinds , seems a pretty logical breakdown of the scoring for me. It will come down to accuracy fair to say.
 

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Personally i feel the totals is about right for GWS V North Melbourne.

Giants have averaged 22 scoring shots per game this season. The question will be can you trust the Kangaroos to match their end of the bargain, and have their 15-16 shots on goal as well- or for overs backers sake, go a bit extra aggressive and nudge that a bit higher? For over mid 160's you need the Giants to be playing at a bit of a faster pace, probably looking at around 26-27+ scoring shots or more. Both teams are around the bottom 4 of the ladder, so I sense a win and a bit of cagey football will come into play.

Any cagey football from them in large portions of the game, will see the Under land.
 
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