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Lucky that my breasts are small and humble....There's no place for Shakira lyrics on Bigfooty bro
Reckon Aish is 50 50 so you might not have a problemHowe, Roughead, Maynard
Crisp, Schaz, Aish
Phillips, Pendles, Sidebottom
Elliot, Moore, Mihocek
Stephenson, De GOEY, WHE
Grundy, Treloar, Adams
Wills, Greenwood, Brown, Varcoe or Mayne.
Greenwood tags the best opp-mid.
Wills has to play. 22 tackles in 3 weeks. We need that grunt.
Brown has had a very good year.
Varcoe is all about the finals.
Mayne is the tricky one.
It would be between Mayne and Wills.
I’d choose Wills.
Finals are won in the midfields.
At the end of the day if you don't get the double chance it might not be the end of the world. We still had to play every week of the finals last year and still nearly won it. Bulldogs did win it.
Thankfully there's the pre-finals bye!
Still possible for either of the Adelaide teams finish 8th provided the dogs lose and they can gain enough percentage. Likewise if the dogs lose and hawks win it will come down to % between 3 or 4 sides. Adelaide's destiny is partly in their own hands, they play WB and there's just 2.6% between them.If we win, and one of West Coast or Richmond lose, we finish top 4.
This is all the scenarios I think impact the final outcome for an elimination final.
We win, Dogs lose. We play Dogs.
We win, Dogs win. We play Bombers.
We lose, Dogs lose. We play Dogs.
We lose, Dogs win. We play Dogs.
We lose, Hawks win, Dogs lose. We play Hawks.
We win, Hawks win, we finish top 4.
Whether we finish top 4 or you guys do, we'll be meeting in a semi imo. Just a matter of location.
Thats a real ‘sore loser’ kind of attitude.The AFL face the embarrassing possibility that we will miss out on a rightful top 4 position purely because of the farcical nature of their goal review system.
They're happy to suspend players and talk about the integrity of the game being paramount when someone is found to have placed a bet on themselves or their team but what about the integrity of making sure the result of a game is the correct one.
There won't be many changes to our line up, mainly due the resources available. Wells is not in good enough physical condition to play high pressured finals footy, huge risk not worth taking. We are off the best teams in the competition, unless our midfield picks up its rating. Our midfield have dropped to 12th in clearance differential which exposes our backs. Given the names we have and the plaudits we get externally, we are average in this space now.Reckon Moore plays this week, I'd give Wells and maybe DeGoey a run in the twos? Even if it's only half the game or a quarter and a half, both of these guys are players that can perform regardless of not playing at the highest level for a while.
Still think Moore plays in the backline with Roughy for mine, premierships are won on strong defenses and our backline is at it's strongest when they're both down there. Wells could be the difference, he's magic and I think he is built for the big stage, please can we have him healthy just for 3 or 4 games?
I think my ideal starting 22 for the finals is:
Maynard Roughead Scharenberg
Crisp Moore Howe
Grundy Wills Adams
Phillips Pendlebury Sidebottom
Wells Mihocek Hoskin-Elliot
Stephenson DeGoey Elliot
Treloar Mayne Greenwood Madgen/Varcoe/Brown.
Almost not against Madgen getting a gig as a KPP. When Grundy needs a spell Roughead can role into the ruck and Madgen to the back line. If Moore needs to move forward then we can move Madgen into the role? If that's maybe too tall one of Varcoe or Cal get the nod for mine (Varcoe maybe slightly ahead of Cal due to experience and provides better I50 pressure). Aish another one that will push for that spot but I'm not too sure where he is at?
We won’t be playing them now, thank North MelbourneI don’t want to play Port week 1.
They are the form team of the bottom 8 and probably have us covered for healthy talent.
They are the sort of team that could blow us away in 1 quarter with their high tempo crap.
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They’re going to lose to Brisbane this week.Richmond have won 7 in a row. They’ll drop one. They’d want to drop one otherwise a grand final win would be 12 in a row...
I see your point but at the end of the day the AFL's pathetic system and the trained monkeys running it cost us a goal.Thats a real ‘sore loser’ kind of attitude.
To suggest we lost a game purely because of a Goal Review mishap (in what the 2nd or 3rd Quarter?) is just false. The result of a game is decided by a culmination of moments throughout the whole 120 minutes. To state we lost purely due to a Goal review mistake is ignorant. Say it is called a goal, there is every chance we still lose. As the whole course of the game is changed. You literally do not know. Now if that mistake had happened on the siren, and it was called a goal when it wasn’t, then you could make a case for it. But thats not what happened.
You can blame anyone who kicked a behind in the game as much as the review system. And by that i mean - you can’t blame either & stop sooking.
What you should be doing, is lamenting the fact that we, as a team, let a game against a poor Freo side, at the MCG, be decided by less then a kick.
It isn’t as simple as we lost by less then a goal, an incorrect decisions was made by the review system that cost us a goal in the 3rd Quarter, therefor we should have won. Say the correct decision is made, and its a goal not a behind. There is still no way of saying we win that game. Especially considering how we played on the day.I see your point but at the end of the day the AFL's pathetic system and the trained monkeys running it cost us a goal.
How much did we lose by again?
Can you imagine any professional sporting body anywhere in the world allowing such a farcical chain of events to happen.
Imagine Manchester United losing the FA cup because the ref was watching the wrong vision???
For a long time now the AFL have been making rules on the run and bringing in new interpretations weekly.
Our game is run by a troupe of clowns.