Game Day AFL 2019 Round 17: Richmond v Greater Western Sydney, 1:10pm AEST MCG

Who will win?

  • Richmond < 10 pts

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Richmond 10 - 30 pts

    Votes: 9 45.0%
  • Richmond > 30 pts

    Votes: 2 10.0%
  • Greater Western Sydney < 10 pts

    Votes: 3 15.0%
  • Greater Western Sydney 10 - 30 pts

    Votes: 1 5.0%
  • Greater Western Sydney > 30 pts

    Votes: 2 10.0%
  • Draw

    Votes: 3 15.0%

  • Total voters
    20
  • Poll closed .

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Melbourne area

Cloudy. Very high (90%) chance of showers over eastern suburbs, high (80%) chance elsewhere, most likely from late morning. Winds northwesterly 25 to 35 km/h turning westerly 30 to 45 km/h in the early afternoon then decreasing to 30 to 35 km/h in the late evening.
Where and when: MCG, Sunday July 14, 1.10pm AEST
TV, radio and online: Click here for broadcast guide
What it means for Richmond:
A vital top-six scalp. The Tigers are yet to beat a team that currently sits above them, and with the Giants' patchy form both at the 'G and overall, the time is ripe.

What it means for GWS: Arresting an alarming form slump. The Giants have had a poor two weeks, losing to Essendon and Brisbane, and a rare win at the MCG will set them up well.
The stat: Richmond may have lost its past two games to GWS, but it holds the edge at the MCG. The Tigers have beaten the Giants on all four occasions the sides have met in Melbourne, the last match coming in the 2017 preliminary final.
The match-up: Jeremy Cameron v David Astbury
Cameron had a day out and a half against an inexperienced Ryan Garthwaite last time these sides met, but Astbury will be tougher. The Giant is his club's number one forward in the AFL Player Ratings (No.113 overall), with Astbury the Tigers' third key back (No.314).

Jeremy Cameron will have a bigger test against David Astbury this week. Picture: AFL Photos
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It’s a big week for: Dustin Martin
Martin was poor against GWS last time the two sides met, succumbing to the tagging pressure of Matt De Boer and getting suspended for striking. With De Boer injured on the sidelines, Martin will be relishing the opportunity to rebound and put in a dominant performance.
Dustin Martin gave away a free kick in this incident.#AFLGiantsTigers pic.twitter.com/g4EaF30bQA
— AFL (@AFL) April 6, 2019
Big call: Trent Cotchin will be determined not to lose to the Giants again and will dominate the clearances, recording 10 by himself.
Prediction: Tigers by 12 points
 
Tiges form is a ? Mark. They beat a battling saints and an astrocious suns. Nothing in those 2 games can be used to bolster tige's cause for this week.

Giants on a bit of a horror period. They can rebound well from poor performances, and being away, I reckon they target us with a bit more grit this week.

Giants by 30. Skills will pay the bills.
 

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On a windy day like today it will suit a better skilled side. Unless it pours down raining I can't see Tigers winning. Beating up on the saints & Suns doesn't prove anything. GIANTS to bounce back & win by 8 pts.
A also think Giants will win, they have shown resilience under rhe pump. However windy conditions will reduce the skill differential rather than enhance imo MCR.
 

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Giants too have too much class.
Giants by 26.
Giants to put the cocky Tigers back out of the 8 and put to bed any top four aspirations.
Within a few posts of each other. Someone desperately trying to be heard in a Tigers thread...
 
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