AFL 2017 - R8 - Adelaide v Melbourne - 19:10 ACST, Adelaide Oval

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Saturday 7:10 PM
Adelaide Oval
Forecast for the rest of Saturday

Summary
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Max 20
Mostly sunny.
Possible rainfall: 0 mm
Chance of any rain: 0%
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Adelaide area

Mostly sunny. Light winds becoming east to southeasterly 15 to 20 km/h in the late evening.


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SUMMARY
Both clubs will be desperate to make amends for disappointing losses last weekend. The Crows – unbeaten after the first six rounds – unbelievably conceded 10 unanswered goals in the first quarter to North Melbourne at Hobart. Meanwhile, the Demons dropped a game many expected them to win in a three-point defeat to a struggling Hawthorn side. It's hard to imagine the ladder-leading Crows turning in two poor performances in a row, especially at Adelaide Oval where they have been so hard to beat. However, the Kangaroos may have unveiled the blueprint to slowing down the Crows that all other teams will now aim to replicate. The Demons will need to follow their lead and restrict the Crows' ball movement and keep their dangerous forwards under control. This is a massive test for Simon Goodwin's improving side to see if they are a genuine top-eight contender this year.

PREDICTION: Adelaide by 30 points.
 

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Melbourne have a bees d**k chance of winning this. Adelaide will win regardless of whether it is a smashing or not. Will put my left nut for sale on the black market if Melbourne somehow pull a win out of their a**. Adelaide by 41.
 

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Melbourne have a bees d**k chance of winning this. Adelaide will win regardless of whether it is a smashing or not. Will put my left nut for sale on the black market if Melbourne somehow pull a win out of their a**. Adelaide by 41.

Good positive stuff, hope the MFC players dont think like you ... but such is life.
 
No pressure/expectations has brought the best out of this MFC group in the past, hoping for a tight contest. They'll be marking Bernies 200th game, and Goody's first vs his old club so expecting our boys to at least be competitive
 
Should thrash them.

Will be disappointed if we don't. I blame last weeks performance on the conditions for the most part.
 
No late changes. Took another look at the teams, even without Gawn and Hogan this is still (on paper) probably the strongest team we've taken over there in at least 5 years. Not expecting to win but this could be closer than people think
 

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