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Norm Smith Medallist
Another goal for Gunners!!
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Without Gunston, our form has completely collapsed.
He is truly showing the haters what they were too blind to see.
His only good game for us was the Eagles game. Outside of that he was ordinary.
Updated seeds after Round 8. I think they finally make sense!Updated seeds after Round 7. Starting to settle down a bit now
#1 - Sydney (up from #2. #3 for attack, #6 for defence)
#2 - Western Bulldogs (down from #1. Still not convinced! #1 for attack, #9 for defence)
#3 - Melbourne (no change. #9 for attack, #2 for defence)
#4 - GWS (first time in the seeds. #4 for attack, #10 for defence)
Port drop back to #5 despite their win over St Kilda. 2nd in attack, 14th in defence.
We have somehow risen to #7! 15th in attack, 3rd in defence. Altho there is very little separating 6th (St Kilda: 16th in attack, 1st in defence) from 14th (Essendon: 7th in attack, 15th in defence) right now. Throw a blanket over them.
The top 4 in attack are all listed above, as are 3 of the top 4 in defence. The other top 4 defensive team is Freo: 12th overall, 14th in attack, 4th in defence.
Do your ratings take into account the quality of the opposition G17?Updated seeds after Round 8. I think they finally make sense!
#1 - Sydney (no change. #1 in attack - up 2, #6 in defence)
#2 - Melbourne (up 1. #9 in attack, #1 in defence - up 1)
#3 - GWS (up 1. #3 in attack - up 1, #9 in defence - up 1) - GWS have risen mainly because of the Bulldogs' fall
#4 - Geelong (first time in the seeds, despite losing to Melbourne. #6 in attack, #7 in defence)
The Dogs slip to 6th, down 4. #2 in attack (down 1), #15 in defence (down 6).
We are #5 (up 2)! #13 in attack (up 2), #2 in defence (up 1). And we are not far off Geelong in 4th. Altho with our surprisingly high rating comes high expectations - my model is anticipating a low scoring 11 point win over Adelaide (#11 overall, #16 in attack, #4 in defence) on Sunday.
Outside the above teams, Carlton come into the top 4 attacks at #4, but being #17 in defence is weighing down their rating (#8 overall). St Kilda have slipped to #3 in defence (#18 in attack - down 2, #14 overall - down 8!).
Yes - in fact that's the basis of it. My model is unique compared to most (if not all) other models, in that it also reassesses past results, not just a team's "current" rating. For example, my model forecast the Bulldogs to beat Hawthorn by about 12 goals. The fact they lost, not only affects the Dogs' rating (as above), it also affects negatively every team they've already played who haven't also played Hawthorn, just to a lesser extent. So in this case, those teams are West Coast, St Kilda and Fremantle.Do your ratings take into account the quality of the opposition G17?
Also that Melbourne were trying to save the game in the first quarter by going backwards and sideways as their first option.Lucky for Melbourne that Carlton aren't good enough to play well for a prolonged period.
Has been for a long time, but on AFL 360 the umpire interviewed on the Wed show said that it's play on if they make a reasonable attempt.Leigh is right; the umps literally have NFI what HTB is. Carlton player ran down after taking multiple steps; tackled, doesn’t correctly disputed it and its play on. That’s what HTB is. FMD.
Does it say that in the rule book?Has been for a long time, but on AFL 360 the umpire interviewed on the Wed show said that it's play on if they make a reasonable attempt.
That’s just garbage tho. #4 for Carlton took about 10 steps and is tackled by Neal Bullen and he completely misses it ie doesn’t dispose of it at all other than dropping it and it’s okay on. Cmon, that’s text HTB.Has been for a long time, but on AFL 360 the umpire interviewed on the Wed show said that it's play on if they make a reasonable attempt.