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Dangerfield will win the brownlow
Wouldn't surprise me... Had a very good season and a proven vote getter.
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Dangerfield will win the brownlow
This is the AFL mate ... an absolute joke when it comes to fairness and equity.after our draw in 2015, imagine if we finished 5th and for example, the crows finished 4th with their draw.
we miss out on a double chance but are obviously the better side.
I struggle to see how that is a fair and equitable outcome.
Last year proves that.Wouldn't surprise me... Had a very good season and a proven vote getter.
A guy rang in to 5AA this morning and made an interesting point regarding the draw. If they persist with this top 6, middle 6, bottom 6 fixture then those teams that have consistently been down the bottom will always play the weaker teams in less favourable time slots. Hard to attract major corporate backing if your constantly playing Sunday afternoons at Etihad with 25,000 people.

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This is the AFL mate ... an absolute joke when it comes to fairness and equity.
I tried explaining the fixture to a cousin who's here from overseas. The look of bewilderment was priceless.
I am in agreement with higher placed teams having tougher draws but lower placed teams having easier draws is going to lead to priority pick-type tanking. A team will not even need to look like they are tanking(as Collingwood did when they got their priority pick) to get multiple games against lowly ranked teams. Hopefully the AFL are looking at what has happened and instead of the 6.6.6 system will use an 8.10 or 9.9 system. Any team will take one down year for a flag shot the next year. The problem with the current system is that the finals could include 4 or even 5 teams that get thrashed in the finals.
By that time this year for me it'll be 'what's a Brownlow?' and since I don't read the crapvertiser or listen to 5cc or work with crows supporters, I reckon I'll get through it.Dangerfield will win the brownlow
42k poor crowd.
Fervently disagree.
The competition is already equalised by the draft and the salary cap, after the usual blockbusters are implemented (2 x Showdowns, 2 x Coll/Ess, 2 x Derbies, etc) the league should look to complete a full fixture cycle, regardless of ladder position, every 2 or 3 years.
There should be no acceptable reason for Geelong to not have played Port Adelaide in Adelaide for 6 years, while we go to Kardinia Park to be slaughtered every season - nor should an ascendant team be handicapped by having to play every fellow contender in the first month of the new year.
Wouldn't surprise me... Had a very good season and a proven vote getter.
The main trouble that we have had with a selective draw is that top teams sometimes get a gift draw. After Adelaide lost a prelim they still had a nothing draw the next year, not a proper case of affairs. I am dead against such things as a team playing another team twice before another plays them for the first time, with less restriction on the draw this should be able to be eradicated.Fervently disagree.
The competition is already equalised by the draft and the salary cap, after the usual blockbusters are implemented (2 x Showdowns, 2 x Coll/Ess, 2 x Derbies, etc) the league should look to complete a full fixture cycle, regardless of ladder position, every 2 or 3 years.
There should be no acceptable reason for Geelong to not have played Port Adelaide in Adelaide for 6 years, while we go to Kardinia Park to be slaughtered every season - nor should an ascendant team be handicapped by having to play every fellow contender in the first month of the new year.
Dangerfield will win the brownlow
I always maintain that most umpires were never good enough to play, and so didn't at any level, so therefore have no 'feel' for the game. This was an instance that proves that. That umpire had no other idea in his pea-sized brain than to apply the letter of the law.That was harsh against Clancee Pearce. He popped his shoulder and stepped over the mark as a result, turned towards the umpire to signal that he was in distress, but had a 50-metre penalty paid against him regardless.
Albeit against inferior opposition. Fyfe has performed at a consistently superstar level against better teams and would be a far more deserving winner for that reason alone.
The main trouble that we have had with a selective draw is that top teams sometimes get a gift draw. After Adelaide lost a prelim they still had a nothing draw the next year, not a proper case of affairs. I am dead against such things as a team playing another team twice before another plays them for the first time, with less restriction on the draw this should be able to be eradicated.
