Out of the Kangaroos, Bulldogs and Swans...who will finish higher? Kangaroos for mine
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Originally posted by The Spornstar
Dogs clearly first, toss up between the other two.
Originally posted by speedy
Roos will finish top 6.
I'm dead serious.
Originally posted by NorthBhoy
The current improvement of Morell, Teague, Harding, Baird, Petrie, Makepeace, Sinclair. And the emergence and sufficient game time to Smith, Harris, Hale, Crowe, Daniel and Shannon Motlop, Pratt, Watson, the trade for Carey, and subsequent players and picks we can impove significantly.
Originally posted by The_Flying_Egg
I think our list is better than North's and Sydney's. Our very top players are amongst the leagues finest and our young players will give us miles more than Norths and the Swannies will.
Originally posted by MightySaint
I have given up underrating North. Every time i predict them to have a low finish they make the finals. Top 6 for sure.
Originally posted by NorthBhoy
Your list is not better than ours. Our very best is better, our middle range is better, and your younger players have a better profile because they had the opportunity to play footy, stay on the ground, and were fighting for spots with Eagleton, Bartlet, Dimmattina, Hunter etc etc.
The reason our young guys got more game time then yours is because they are better, they may have been battling for spots with guys you don't rate but lets not forget the North young guys were battling with players like Cochrane and Clayton, its a 2 way street. Give me Smurf, Guido, Jordo etc ahead of Teague, Digby and Harding any day of the week.
The reason you finished ahead of us is because we started poorly before then playing as well as North for the rest of the year. And I must admit North while IMO are not as talented as us, are much harder at the ball then us and are generally more physically developed and bigger