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Tipping Ladder after Round 15
Just the two games for Round 15 but neither of them disappointed with both matches proving to be pretty good fixtures, particularly the Perth derby which had little separating the sides all day. Most tipsters scored one this week although there were a few scores of two scattered amongst the tipping group. The bonus point this week was shared with both hansie and swannies selecting a margin that was four points away from West Perth's winning margin of six points.
With 15 rounds complete, Miguel Sanchez remains in the lead on 49 points while Freofalcon and Monocle remain in a tie for second place on 46 points. Outright fourth place is now occupied by gaskin on 45 points and there's now a four-way tie on 44 points for equal fifth position.
Round 16 Fixtures
Subiaco vs West Coast Eagles at Leederville Oval (11:40am, margin)
South Fremantle vs Swan Districts at Fremantle Community Bank Oval (2:15pm)
Claremont vs Perth at Claremont Oval (2:15pm)
Bye: East Fremantle, East Perth, Peel Thunder, West Perth
Round 16 is up next and is the second part of the second group of bye rounds with three games this weekend, all on Saturday. South Fremantle host Swan Districts in the first of two afternoon games with both sides going into the game on losing streaks. South Fremantle have lost their last four games while Swans have lost their last six matches. Both sides will be desperate for a win with South Fremantle needing victory to keep its hopes of a home qualifying final in tact while Swans must win to help their cause of avoiding the wooden spoon. Expect both clubs to have a red hot crack and this match could be a bit closer than what people think. The second afternoon game has Claremont hosting Perth at Claremont Oval. The Tigers have had an excellent season so far and find themselves in second place with nine wins and victory on the weekend will consolidate their spot and leave them well placed to host a home qualifying final. Perth's last game saw them claim a win against South Fremantle thanks to a goal after the siren as they inch ever closer to a finals spot. The Demons sit fourth and possess a handy buffer on sixth placed Peel Thunder so a win against the Tigers would push the Demons onto nine wins and within touching distance of a finals berth.
The TV game this week has Subiaco taking on West Coast Eagles at Leederville Oval in a late morning fixture. Subiaco held off Claremont in their match before the bye to cement their hold on top spot and they face a surging Eagles' outfit who have won their last four games with their most recent encounter a 69 point belting of West Perth. This match is a big one for the Eagles with a win putting them back inside the top five after having the bye last week and would help them in their quest to reach the finals in their first season in the WAFL, coupled with a favourable draw to finish the season. The telecast of this match begins at 11:30am with bouncedown scheduled for 11:40am with the match leading into Channel Seven's AFL coverage in the afternoon and is part of close to nine hours of football coverage for the day with the evening game showing on 7mate.
In the Colts this week, South Fremantle will play Perth on Saturday morning at 9am. The Colts' match between Claremont and Perth was played on Saturday in Albany as a twilight game, the Tigers won by 65 points after keeping the Demons to just 0.4 (4) for the match. The Reserves' games for each fixture are at their usual times of 11:30am respectively.
The weather this week is looking more promising with Saturday predicted to be partly cloudy at this stage with a maximum of 19 degrees. There might be a slight chance of a shower but hopefully they will stay away during the day.
Well the last of the bye rounds is here with some big games set to take place this week. Finals spots and finals chances go on the line and each club will be looking to assert themselves as we get to the pointy end of the season. With the weather looking reasonable, hopefully we can see some great WAFL footy and some close matches on Saturday. Happy tipping!!
Tags: getgaff, Kram, samFFC, RickSanchez, Spanna_, Westozbb, andana, Magnum27, masai, Freezin, MadMundy, Noobz0r, Milang_Panthers, DurtleAU
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Tipper Round 15 Total
Miguel Sanchez 1 49
Freofalcon 1 46
Monocle 1 46
gaskin 1 45
getgaff 1 44
Kram 2 44
Ljp86 2 44
samFFC 0 44
hansie 2 43
RickSanchez 1 43
Spanna_ 2 42
Westozbb 2 39
andana 0 38
Magnum27 0 38
masai 1 35
Freezin 1 32
swannies 3 32
MadMundy 0 20
Noobz0r 0 20
Milang_Panthers 0 19
DurtleAU 0 16Just the two games for Round 15 but neither of them disappointed with both matches proving to be pretty good fixtures, particularly the Perth derby which had little separating the sides all day. Most tipsters scored one this week although there were a few scores of two scattered amongst the tipping group. The bonus point this week was shared with both hansie and swannies selecting a margin that was four points away from West Perth's winning margin of six points.
With 15 rounds complete, Miguel Sanchez remains in the lead on 49 points while Freofalcon and Monocle remain in a tie for second place on 46 points. Outright fourth place is now occupied by gaskin on 45 points and there's now a four-way tie on 44 points for equal fifth position.
Round 16 Fixtures
Subiaco vs West Coast Eagles at Leederville Oval (11:40am, margin)
South Fremantle vs Swan Districts at Fremantle Community Bank Oval (2:15pm)
Claremont vs Perth at Claremont Oval (2:15pm)
Bye: East Fremantle, East Perth, Peel Thunder, West Perth
Round 16 is up next and is the second part of the second group of bye rounds with three games this weekend, all on Saturday. South Fremantle host Swan Districts in the first of two afternoon games with both sides going into the game on losing streaks. South Fremantle have lost their last four games while Swans have lost their last six matches. Both sides will be desperate for a win with South Fremantle needing victory to keep its hopes of a home qualifying final in tact while Swans must win to help their cause of avoiding the wooden spoon. Expect both clubs to have a red hot crack and this match could be a bit closer than what people think. The second afternoon game has Claremont hosting Perth at Claremont Oval. The Tigers have had an excellent season so far and find themselves in second place with nine wins and victory on the weekend will consolidate their spot and leave them well placed to host a home qualifying final. Perth's last game saw them claim a win against South Fremantle thanks to a goal after the siren as they inch ever closer to a finals spot. The Demons sit fourth and possess a handy buffer on sixth placed Peel Thunder so a win against the Tigers would push the Demons onto nine wins and within touching distance of a finals berth.
The TV game this week has Subiaco taking on West Coast Eagles at Leederville Oval in a late morning fixture. Subiaco held off Claremont in their match before the bye to cement their hold on top spot and they face a surging Eagles' outfit who have won their last four games with their most recent encounter a 69 point belting of West Perth. This match is a big one for the Eagles with a win putting them back inside the top five after having the bye last week and would help them in their quest to reach the finals in their first season in the WAFL, coupled with a favourable draw to finish the season. The telecast of this match begins at 11:30am with bouncedown scheduled for 11:40am with the match leading into Channel Seven's AFL coverage in the afternoon and is part of close to nine hours of football coverage for the day with the evening game showing on 7mate.
In the Colts this week, South Fremantle will play Perth on Saturday morning at 9am. The Colts' match between Claremont and Perth was played on Saturday in Albany as a twilight game, the Tigers won by 65 points after keeping the Demons to just 0.4 (4) for the match. The Reserves' games for each fixture are at their usual times of 11:30am respectively.
The weather this week is looking more promising with Saturday predicted to be partly cloudy at this stage with a maximum of 19 degrees. There might be a slight chance of a shower but hopefully they will stay away during the day.
Well the last of the bye rounds is here with some big games set to take place this week. Finals spots and finals chances go on the line and each club will be looking to assert themselves as we get to the pointy end of the season. With the weather looking reasonable, hopefully we can see some great WAFL footy and some close matches on Saturday. Happy tipping!!
Tags: getgaff, Kram, samFFC, RickSanchez, Spanna_, Westozbb, andana, Magnum27, masai, Freezin, MadMundy, Noobz0r, Milang_Panthers, DurtleAU
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