Max Milburn
Norm Smith Medallist
Cool. So I assume we won't be hearing from you again until finals roll around?Win the flag I meant not win a game....feel free to bump it when we don't win the flag again under Chris " Mr finals" Scott.
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Cool. So I assume we won't be hearing from you again until finals roll around?Win the flag I meant not win a game....feel free to bump it when we don't win the flag again under Chris " Mr finals" Scott.
Cool. So I assume we won't be hearing from you again until finals roll around?
Can you imagine if BigFooty existed back in 1999 when we were in the midst of the 9 game losing streak mid-season under Ayres?
Lucky your a Mod bringing up that memory....Can you imagine if BigFooty existed back in 1999 when we were in the midst of the 9 game losing streak mid-season under Ayres?
We pretty much get fkd over every season but we actually seem to have some favors late in the H&A draw!
Should be afraid but still I look forward, bring on 2020!
I'm having difficulty articulating my point.
The club may wish to play 11 at KP. But there's 17 sides. They could give us 11 and still not send the big Melbourne clubs.
That is the nexus that needs to be broken. The afl in the presser effectively said the priority with the fixture was crowd sizes. That rules out the big clubs from KP.
Being from Tassie, I love a double header.I know the following is vfl related but thought those who like curtain raisers would be interested:
AN Easter Monday clash with Box Hill Hawks at the MCG is among five AFL curtain raisers Geelong’s VFL team will feature in next year.
The Cats meeting with the Hawks will precede the Geelong’s traditional AFL meeting with Hawthorn.
Geelong will also play four curtain raisers at GMHBA Stadium; against Sandringham on April 19, North Melbourne on May 30, Casey Demons on July 25 and Footscray on August 1.
With the MCG being a Geelong ‘home’ game, the Cats will play just seven matches at GMHBA Stadium, including a Round 1 meeting with Coburg on April 4.
Geelong will play the Demons, Hawks, Northern Blues and Werribee twice.
The Cats will also play four practice matches, starting with curtain raiser to the Marsh Series clash between Geelong and Essendon at Colac’s Central Reserve.
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needed to be a double whiskey?Had a drink with him (them) last week!
Yes and hawthorn dont pull anything like the crowds richmond do... they are due to visit the cattery! They think they are big four but they arent.I think the factor that is being overlooked is how long since those "big clubs" have actually won anything.
Carlton have been indisputably a "big club" for as long as I can remember. In terms of premierships they still are. But almost two decades of poor results has seen the AFL start treating them a lot less equally than others, and accordingly they've made the journey down to Geelong in each of the last two seasons. The last time was 1997 before then. My prediction is Essendon will be next. They've coming up on twenty years without a flag, and you watch, eventually they'll get a Geelong trip as well.
Richmond have gone the other way. They did make trips down the highway, but now they're pulling in ridiculous crowds at the MCG (and doing that other small thing called winning premierships), my guess is the AFL might mysteriously not schedule Geelong away games for a bit. It's neither a surprise nor new. Same reason Hawthorn haven't been down there since 2006.
Wow that's a soft drawRound 2
Friday, June 12
Geelong vs. Hawthorn, GMHBA Stadium, 7:50pm AEST
Round 3
Saturday, June 20
Geelong vs. Carlton, GMHBA Stadium, 7:40pm AEST
Round 4
Sunday, June 28
Melbourne vs. Geelong, MCG, 3:35pm AEST
Round 5
Saturday, July 4
Geelong vs. Gold Coast, GMHBA, 4:35pm AEST
3 Homes games, other game at the MCG. Not a bad result.
Terrible result if people can go to games in the second half of the season. It means all our home games had no crowd advantage.Round 2
Friday, June 12
Geelong vs. Hawthorn, GMHBA Stadium, 7:50pm AEST
Round 3
Saturday, June 20
Geelong vs. Carlton, GMHBA Stadium, 7:40pm AEST
Round 4
Sunday, June 28
Melbourne vs. Geelong, MCG, 3:35pm AEST
Round 5
Saturday, July 4
Geelong vs. Gold Coast, GMHBA, 4:35pm AEST
3 Homes games, other game at the MCG. Not a bad result.
Each team plays each other once. There is no soft draws or hard draws.Wow that's a soft draw
Each team plays each other once. There is no soft draws or hard draws.