shintemaster
Brownlow Medallist
I was thinking the same thing. If we can maintain an average difference in our optimal performance over 4 quarters of 21% or greater it will get us over the line. The eagles are already starting on the backfoot because the loss of Kennedy (11.11%), Schofield (8.33%) and Brown (4.16%) leaves them down 23.6%. Looking at their extended bench I don't think their ins could possibly add more than 7.24%, although it's difficult to judge because there is a possible debutant and some players with very few games under their belt. The large difference between their worst and best makes it hard to predict what percentage they will add to optimal performance.
But yeah, as we are starting with 16.36% advantage at least I would say put the sheep station on North at the juicy odds being offered at the moment.
Needs a pie graph.