Janus
Advocatus Diaboli
- Sep 9, 2007
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- AFL Club
- Port Adelaide
- Other Teams
- Dallas Cowboys, Chicago Bulls
- Thread starter
- #51
Power Ranking
1. St Kilda
2. Melbourne
3. Richmond
3. Essendon
5. West Coast
6. GWS
7. North Melbourne
8. Collingwood
9. Sydney
10. Adelaide
11. Brisbane
12. Hawthorn
13. Western Bulldogs (+2)
14. Geelong
15. Port Adelaide
16. Fremantle
17. Gold Coast (-5)
18. Carlton
Defence Efficiency
1. Sydney
2. St. Kilda
3. GWS
4. Richmond
5. Port Adelaide
6. Brisbane
7. West Coast
8. Adelaide
9. North Melbourne
10. Essendon
11. Hawthorn
12. Melbourne
13. Geelong
14. Gold Coast (-3)
15. Western Bulldogs (-1)
16. Collingwood
17. Carlton
18. Fremantle
Midfield Efficiency
1. St Kilda
2. GWS
3. North Melbourne
4. Gold Coast (-2)
5. Melbourne
6. Geelong
7. Adelaide
8. Fremantle
9. Richmond
10. Western Bulldogs (+2)
11. West Coast
12. Port Adelaide
13. Collingwood
14. Brisbane
15. Sydney
16. Essendon
17. Hawthorn
18. Carlton
Attack Efficiency
1. Collingwood
2. Melbourne
3. Essendon
4. Hawthorn
5. Western Bulldogs (+2)
6. West Coast
7. Fremantle
8. Richmond
9. Brisbane
10. Geelong
11. St Kilda
12. Adelaide
13. North Melbourne
14. Carlton
15. Sydney
16. Port Adelaide
17. GWS
18. Gold Coast (-3)
A shootout up in Queensland sees the Dogs and Suns tumble down the defensive ladder, but the increase in efficiency in both midfield and attack from a dominant last quarter performance means that the Western Bulldogs move up to 13th on the Power Rankings for the JLT. Which is about where they deserve to be - they've been pretty poor the entire preseason - if they don't bring the heat they look bog average. And why bother bringing the heat in preseason which is meaningless? They flicked a switch on against an extremely poor Gold Coast that just completely stopped defending and ran away with the match.
1. St Kilda
2. Melbourne
3. Richmond
3. Essendon
5. West Coast
6. GWS
7. North Melbourne
8. Collingwood
9. Sydney
10. Adelaide
11. Brisbane
12. Hawthorn
13. Western Bulldogs (+2)
14. Geelong
15. Port Adelaide
16. Fremantle
17. Gold Coast (-5)
18. Carlton
Defence Efficiency
1. Sydney
2. St. Kilda
3. GWS
4. Richmond
5. Port Adelaide
6. Brisbane
7. West Coast
8. Adelaide
9. North Melbourne
10. Essendon
11. Hawthorn
12. Melbourne
13. Geelong
14. Gold Coast (-3)
15. Western Bulldogs (-1)
16. Collingwood
17. Carlton
18. Fremantle
Midfield Efficiency
1. St Kilda
2. GWS
3. North Melbourne
4. Gold Coast (-2)
5. Melbourne
6. Geelong
7. Adelaide
8. Fremantle
9. Richmond
10. Western Bulldogs (+2)
11. West Coast
12. Port Adelaide
13. Collingwood
14. Brisbane
15. Sydney
16. Essendon
17. Hawthorn
18. Carlton
Attack Efficiency
1. Collingwood
2. Melbourne
3. Essendon
4. Hawthorn
5. Western Bulldogs (+2)
6. West Coast
7. Fremantle
8. Richmond
9. Brisbane
10. Geelong
11. St Kilda
12. Adelaide
13. North Melbourne
14. Carlton
15. Sydney
16. Port Adelaide
17. GWS
18. Gold Coast (-3)
A shootout up in Queensland sees the Dogs and Suns tumble down the defensive ladder, but the increase in efficiency in both midfield and attack from a dominant last quarter performance means that the Western Bulldogs move up to 13th on the Power Rankings for the JLT. Which is about where they deserve to be - they've been pretty poor the entire preseason - if they don't bring the heat they look bog average. And why bother bringing the heat in preseason which is meaningless? They flicked a switch on against an extremely poor Gold Coast that just completely stopped defending and ran away with the match.