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The last time Geelong didn't bounce back and improve after a poor season was 2003.
There's about 12 extra players who have had a full pre season.
Our 2020/2022 BnF midfielder is back.
A softer draw and early games at GMHBA.
Anything below 10th would be surprising. Finals expected. Top 4 would need everything to go right.
About 7th or so I guess.
Geelong are 9th favourite by bookies to make finals, a whisker off Adelaide in 8th.You aren’t making finals. You’re even beatable at GMHBA now.
Geelong probably in that same cluster of middle pack teams, either just make finals or just miss out.Geelong are 9th favourite by bookies to make finals, a whisker off Adelaide in 8th.
I wouldn't have thought it was an outlandish prediction if the consensus is a flip of the coin.
Richmond are equal 4th favourites to make bottom 4, in case you didn't know. I reckon that's a bit harsh but I guess Geelong has better kids coming through.
There are surprises every year. It shows the prediction was hardly a wild one, that's all.Bet the bookies thought the same thing last year how did that turn out
Think for yourself stop being such a sheep, you do it with everything. It comforts you like a warm blanket, so weird.
There are surprises every year. It shows the prediction was hardly a wild one, that's all.
For some reason basic things like this make you wet yourself in despair. It'll be okay.
A few teams in that rangeanywhere between 1st to 18th
winning 0 to 25 games
On the ladder, not in the draft.
I'm optimistic about North. Not finals of Course but best case I was thinking 10th to 13th. That would be huge for them. Everything has to right but they've got some talent. Maybe need more forwards.While I think North will remain in the bottom 6, I still think it is fairly difficult to predict how we will go because we are such a young team with too many unknowns.
- How will our new kids, in particular McKercher and Duursma perform at AFL level?
- Can Sheezel take the next step?
- Can LDU and Wardlaw play 20+ games?
- How will our backline function until Logue returns?
- How will our young midfielders go against stronger. more experienced units?
- Who will support Larkey up forward?
- How will Xerri perform without Goldstein at the club?
Geelong probably in that same cluster of middle pack teams, either just make finals or just miss out.
Won't make top 4, but won't bottom out either.