Kildonan
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How determined do you think the guys will be to win against the Bulldogs?
If this sort of week doesn't stir them, they need only look to the ladder, we are 2 wins 3 losses and finally getting a game at home.
St Kilda v Western Bulldogs
Last week: St Kilda eventually lost to Fremantle by a point while the Bulldogs were thrashed in Adelaide by 77 points.
Last time: In one of the matches of the year, St Kilda prevailed by 18 points.
Watch for: An angry St Kilda after the events of this week.
Prediction: St Kilda by nine points
St Kilda has had less than an ideal lead-up to this game, but they will be fired up after losing their two points against the Dockers and with just two wins for the season, they desperately need a victory. The Saints are struggling and look vulnerable in the ruck, shaky in defence and lack pace. The Dogs were given a reality check against Adelaide last week and if they are a genuinely good side, they will bounce back this week. St Kilda will look to expose the Dogs' lack of height in defence, but to do so, Lenny Hayes will need some support in the midfield. Apart from a couple of cameos from Nick Dal Santo, Hayes has been forced to carry the Saints' midfield this year. The Dogs have the pace to upset the Saints but St Kilda are too good a side to lose three in a row.
If this sort of week doesn't stir them, they need only look to the ladder, we are 2 wins 3 losses and finally getting a game at home.
St Kilda v Western Bulldogs
Last week: St Kilda eventually lost to Fremantle by a point while the Bulldogs were thrashed in Adelaide by 77 points.
Last time: In one of the matches of the year, St Kilda prevailed by 18 points.
Watch for: An angry St Kilda after the events of this week.
Prediction: St Kilda by nine points
St Kilda has had less than an ideal lead-up to this game, but they will be fired up after losing their two points against the Dockers and with just two wins for the season, they desperately need a victory. The Saints are struggling and look vulnerable in the ruck, shaky in defence and lack pace. The Dogs were given a reality check against Adelaide last week and if they are a genuinely good side, they will bounce back this week. St Kilda will look to expose the Dogs' lack of height in defence, but to do so, Lenny Hayes will need some support in the midfield. Apart from a couple of cameos from Nick Dal Santo, Hayes has been forced to carry the Saints' midfield this year. The Dogs have the pace to upset the Saints but St Kilda are too good a side to lose three in a row.
