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I agree. Dogs and Swans will be pushing into the 8 as well.I don't have time to do a full ladder ATM but those thinking the Pies will drop off the cliff when they have 20 home games are kidding and same for the Cats , the cats have been Old for 10 plus years and that has never stopped them in the past.
Its all well and good to say our list has improved well so has just about every other sides , If we could scrape into the 8 we would be doing well IMO , those who have us around 5th well i just cant see it.
I agree. Dogs and Swans will be pushing into the 8 as well.
Going to be tough for every team that finished 11th and below to get into the 8.
I think we've improved our list most of those clubs though so fingers crossed we get a decent injury run and start the season reasonably well.
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Well done mate.2025
Doggies - hard to know what to think, in terms of players in, Budarick will help as will Ugle-Hagen going out. They have holes that they haven't fixed and they've had them for a long time. The game plan according to trading notes an increase in tackling and an emphasis on attacking rum from defense. No mention of greater fitness nor mention of plans to adapt to greater running around the ground and speed in the midfield. The club seems still to be held to ransom by the the Dogs board and the coach. Dogs could be better but could be worse too.
Swans - have improved the list at the top end Curnow and the lifted the floor in defense with Serong, losing Francis, Hayward and Florent gets disgruntled players out of the changing room. Grundy is a problem with the new ruck rules and the players will have got their heads around Cox and his needs. A top four finish beckons, only injury can stop them.
Carlton - after 2024 the donutting of the list they've made better choices this time around in the same breath what they've done with the coaching is telegraphing the punch with Simpson, will Vossy be the coach at the bye break? I really doubt it. Carlton fans are building themselves up to be something they are not. A slow aging midfield a group of ruck men that can't jump or run the expecting a draftee to hold down a key defensive post, madness and the entitlement that they could be finals bound. Yeah they'll fall and I'd be amazed if it wasn't for a long time.
Saints - ok this is because I'm a Saints supporter, we've identified holes in the list and filled them better than any other team. We've lifted the ceiling and the floor, we'll have natural improvement in the kids, we will improve how far I have no idea top 4 in 2026 but 2027 could be fascinating. The other side of that is disgruntlement amongst the player group 2028 and the hero worship we'll give these young men, will take a much better man than me to manage.